Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-10-20
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NETWORK, OCT. IA.
Latest from ENGLAND.

London papers by the James Chopper.
to the nth of Sept. have beenreceived.
The most important item of news is the
death of Louis XVIII. King of France,
who has been balancing for years on the
brink of the grave.
1t seems 10 be the opinion of the
London editors that the succession of
Charles X. will not alter the condition
of the present ministry of France, nor
the relations of that country with its
neighbours.
Louis XVIII. was a widower, and has
left no Legitimate children. He will be
succeeded by his brother, the Count
d'Artois, under the title of Charles X.
The new King is IS years of age. He is
a rigid monarchist. The next in sue
cession is the Duke d'Angouleme, who
married the daughter of the unfortunate
Louis XVI.
Emgland.-The London Gazette, Oct.
10th, contains the following diplomatic
appointments Sir William A'Court, as
Minister to France +; the Right Hon. Will.
liam Noel Hill, Minister TO Naples the
Rt. Hon. Augustus John Foster, Minister
to the King of Sardinia Henry w. w
Wynn, as Minister 10 Denmark and Lord
Erskine, Minister TO the King of Wur.
temburg.
1t is said Lord William Bentick is TO 90
out as Governor of the Cape of Good
Hope, in the place of Lord Somerset.
The Lord Chancellor has decided a.
gainst the right of publishing the pri
yate letters of Lord Byron.
The harvests were abundant, and
markets generally dull.
The affair at Tariffa was, it appears.
more serious and concerted effort
than heretofore suspected, and the dis.
possessing the constitutionalists cost some
hundred lives, French and Spanish.
The Greeks are said to be going OIL
with vigour aud success stimulated as il
would seem 10 new efforts by every re.
verse.
1t is said that Athens is again in the
hands of the Turks, who have committed
great excuses. One of the Greek Gen.
erals is said to have defeated a body Of
5000 Turks near Attica.
The accounts of a second victory oh.
tanned by the Greeks over the Turkish
fleet, about the beginning of August or
the end of July, are repeated through
a number Of unconnected and remote
channels with such an exact coincidence
of circumstances as amounts to an abso.
lutte proof of veracity.
The loss of the Turks is said to have
been much more serious than that sus.
tanned by them in their first defeat.
The triumph of the Patriots upon the
continent is represented as equally bril-
liant
Fifty-two Greek vessels, namely sc
Hydriots, and % Spezziots, sailed on the
7th Of July to the aid Of the Ipsariots
One part Of this fleet is said 10 be a
Samos, the other at limo and Miconi.
An English ship coming from Samos
brings the news that the inhabitants o.
that island have declared to all stranger:
that they may depart, if they feared
death. The aged, women and children
have retired TO high mountain, have
carried away all they had in their houses
and magazines, 1t is said that the
Greek fleet is actually off Ipsara.
Constdntinoplc, Aug. lo.-The Cap
tain Pacha is preparing for the attacl
Of Samos. 1t was to take place after thu
fete Of the Kourbam Bairam-that is II
say, between the 18th and 10th Of thi
month.