The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-08-22
NEw-YoRK, AUGUST Is.
Late from ENGLAND.

The ship Tuscarora, Capt. West, ar
rived at Philadelphia on Monday from
Liverpool, which place she left on the
Sd of July, two days later than the James
Monroe. BY this vessel the editors Of
the New-York Daily Advertiser have
received Biliinge's liverpool .4dvertiser
of Tuesday, the Sd of July.-This pa
per contains an article from The Eng
lishman, which says that letters had been
received from Zante as late as the Cd
of June, which state, that large arm
ed Greek ship had fired into the British
frigate Revolutionaire, Capt. PeIlew, by
which four men were killed, and sever
al others wounded The Greek vessel,
as might have been expected, in such
circumstances, was captured and carried
into Zante. 1t is stated that the Greeks
feel hostile to the English; and that the
British government are taking measures
to strengthen both their land and naval
forces in the Adriatick and neighbour
ing regions.
We find very little information by this
arrival from the Turks and Greeks, and
that little affords but small degree of
qualification. 1t is stated by the editor
of the Liverpool Advertiser, that Jassy
and Bucharest were both in the hands
of the Turks and that Prince Ypsilan-
ii was at Tergovitz, with 10000 men,
expecting to be attacked by the united
Anreoc IF coyarcJ TN,rl-;sb co,o,,~o. L..
The Greeks are said to be divided a
mong themselves, and of course it seems,
by the complexion of the accounts, that
their affairs on land are somewhat I'M
promising, though on the water they
do better.
1t appears as if the struggle would be
of very sanguinary character-both
sides butchering, without hesitation and
without mercy, such of their enemies
as fall into their hands.
We observe very little from Great
Britain of political character, to inter-
est our readers. On Saturday, June
30tb, Sir R. Ferguson, in the House of
Commons, inquired if the Queen was
to be crowned with the King ? The
Marquis of Londonderry replied, that an
application from her Majesty for that
purpose, had been submitted to the law
officers, but their answer had not been
given. As Tar, he-vavor, as he Isno vs.,
1t was not intended that she should par
ticipate in that ceremony.
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BUFFALO, JULY 81.
The American Agent, Surveyors, and
party employed in running the bounda-
~ line between this country and the
British possessions in Canada, under the
9th article of the Treaty of Client, ar
rived on Saturday last, at Black Rock.
in the schooner Hannah, having com
pleted the surveys under that article.
We learn the surveyors will be en-
gagged forseveral weeks in the neigh
bourhood of this place, in completing
their maps, &c. after which meeting
OF the Board for final decision and re-
port under this article, will take place
in Utica.
We anticipate, with much interest.
the publication of the correct and splen-
did charts which this survey will furnish.
fall the navigable waters, channels and
bays between st. Regis, on the st.
Lawrence and Lake Srperiour; en-
bracTng an extent of more than LOCO
miles, and comprehending, as we are
informed, not less than $500 Islands,
These islands, many of which contain
from 10000 to 100000 acres of land.
and are extremely valuable, will be d.
vided by the Commissioners, and it is TO
be hoped that the two governments
will Immediately take possession of such
as may fall to them respectively, and
put them in train for sale and settle
ment; by which means we shall get rid
OF the hordes of smugglers and renega-
does who now infest many Of them.
BOSTON, AUGUST 16.
Daring Robbery-On Monday even
ing, about o'clock, as Mai. Bray, of
this town was returning home with his
wife in chaise, when near the Derby
farm, on the Medford turnpike, he was
accosted by fellow on horseback, who
demanded his money, threatening him
with instant death. A small roll of bills
was given him, when he made further
demand of his watch, valued at $780,
After some parley, this was given up.
and the fellow departed, observing that