The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-02-20
From the Boston Evening Gazette.
FOREIGN COMPENDIUM.

The most recent arrivals from Eng
land during the last week is that of the
Ship Robert Fulton at New-York. bring
ing dates to the Cd of January from
London. The different articles by this
vessel in relation to the affairs ofGreece,
Turkey, Persia, and Russia, are very lit
tie more authentiCk than those furnished
by previous arrivals. But an account
from Odessa, however, as late as Dec.
9Th. may be considered in some degree
an exception from this observation. In
an interview Of the Austrian minister on
the 22d November, with the new Turk
ish minister of the Interior, the Refs
Rffendi in reply to his arguments to in
duce the Porte TO agree TO the terms of
the Russian ultimatum, observed, that
Turkey could never agree to the evac-
uation of Wallachia and Moldavia but up
on conditions. These terms required
lst, that those territories should not be
occupied by either Russian or Greek
Hetarists; Cd, that the Greeks who have
fled TO Russia shall either be delivered
up or punished in presence of Turkish
Commissioners Sd, that the churches
shall not be restored until tranquility
shall have been re-estabiished, and all
the Greeks shall have given up their
arms. He declined answering the ques-
ton whether the Sultan had determined
on peace OF war, as this exceeded his
authority but remarked that 90 millions
of Mnssulmen with the sword in one
hand and the Koran in the other, knew
how to defend themselves against the
Christians. Lord Strangford the English
Ambassador, the next day had another
interview equally unsatisfactory, and up
to the 9th the Refs Effendi had decln-
ed doing any thing towards an arrange
ment of the differences.
This puts an end to the various con-
Trajectory reports circulated at Paris
and London Of an adjustment of the dis
pute- and also of an instruction at Con-
stantinople, neither of which had been
confirmed. On the point requiring the
surrender of Prince Luzzo and other
persons who took refuge in Russia, at
the first breaking out of the Greek re-
belhon, it was announced by accounts
of the goth of November from Constan-
tinople, the Sultan appeared inhexible.
Official intelligence was every moment
expected that the Russian armies had
passed the Pruth.
.r1Apnerafinn of Dartmouth Col
slant, elected the Rev. Bennett Tyler.
of Connecticut, to the Presidency of that
Institution.
Thursday, the 7th of March, is fixed
by the Executive Of this State, for the
execution of Close and Ciis5y, under SEN
tence OF death for assault and robbery,
with intent to commit murder.
Henry Clay and George M. Bib, Of
Kentucky, Commissioners to settle GER
tain difficulties between that State and
Virginia, are now at Richmond, attend
ing to the duties of their commission
The question is relating to boundaries.
These gentlemen are called in Virgin
ia paperraoabassddors Of the neighJouriing
sOoereignty Of Ksat9cky!
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We understand that Major General Crane,
OF the LIST division Of Massachusetts Nfiktitia.
has arrested Brig. Gen. Guild, Of the Cd Brig
ade, which will probably produce another
Court-Martial We are unacduainted with
the facts in relation to this subject rEr Gas.