Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-07-28

place had become quiet. Other ac-
counts state that Il division prevailed in
the Royal Councils to such an extent,
that the Council Of CASTLE had present
ed an address to the king on the subject.
1t was also said that Ferdinand's brother,
Don Carlos, had heen proclaimed king
under the title of Charles v and that
this had been effected by junta of
priests, who had stirred up IA hostile feel
ing in Gallicia, Estre madura, CASTLE, SC.
Whatever may be in these reports, it is
certain that the intrigucs Of the ruling
party in Spain have reduced The cour-
try TO situation so deplorable, that
there is no prospect of the French ar
mics ever being withdrawn without this
event being followed by another revolu-
ton.
Since the triumph obtained by the
king of Portugal, he ar2ears TO have
devoted his attention in real earnest to
measures calculated to benefit the coun-
try. Regarding all farther interference
with his former colonies as hopeless, he
is stated 10 have given orders for, dis
mantling the ships intended for the ex-
petition TO Brazil, in consequence of ne
gociations going on in London for set
fling the dispute between the two coun-
tries. Prince Miguel, accompanied by
his Chamberlain, landed at Brest or the
Cd June
GREAT BRITAN.--.A public me Getting had
been held in London, at which petition
10 the House of Commons was adopted
in favor Of the independence of South
America, which was to be presented by
Sir James Mcintosh. The view taken
by the British merchants is exclusively
commercial.
Letters from Smyrna OF the 12th Of
April say, that the plague, which had
broken out at Cairo since the late terri
bic fire, carried eff above 100 persons
daily.
A Chinese lady, the first who had
been in England, lately arrived in Lon
don, from Batavia, and the Maurtius,
accompanied by her husband.--An apart
ment had been fitted up for them in the
Chinese fashion, ornamented with their
Household deities.
Several pictures were destroyed at
Carlton Palace on the evening of the
9Th June, by an accidental fire which
took place in one Of the rooms. The
person of his ''most sacred Majesty"
was rudely laid hold of by a watchman,
while the former was cndeavorIng to
escape from the danger. From his anx
ious manner, the trusty guardian
thought that the Sovereign had come
there for no good purpose"
POSTSCRIPT-12 O'Clock.
-Four days !ater.-TEe regular packet
ship Ne1U York, capt. Maxwell, has lust
arrived from Liverpool. BY this con-
veyance we have received London pa
pers to the l4th inclusive. The Hon.
E. G. Stanley, NJ. P. Mr.. J. s. Wortley,
Jr. NJ. p, and Mr. J. E. Denison, NJ. P.
were about 10 embark from Liverpool
for the United States of America. This
! observes the Liverpool Courier) lis a
new but most interesting and important
field for the observation of our sena-
tors"
No successor had been appointed to
Mr.. Chatcaubriand, nor was any one e.
ven named. An address to Louis had
been proposed in the French Chamber
Of Deputies, for an indemnify of the
proprietors of real estate confscated and
sold during the revolution.
Accounts from Corfu of the 12th MAY
state that an English vessel had been at
tackled in the Gulf Of Missolonghi by four
ships ofthe Barbary States, and would
have been captured, but for the sudden
appearance of three Greek vessels,
which Immediately afforded her succour
aud made themselves master of an AL
gerine vessel. The others took refuge
at Lepanto.
The acco UNITS from Greece were IA
vorable.-The elections were about 10
take place, and were founded on the
principle of universal suffrage, every
person in Greece above 81 years of age,
being permitted to vote.
After great preparations had been
made at Zante TO convey the body of
Lord Byron to England Lord Sydney o.
borne had objected TO the measure, which
is said to have been considered law,
that the remains of the illustrious de-
ceased, should be inferred at Zante.
The Emperor Alexander reviewed
$4,000 troops at St. Petersburgh on the
Gath May.
An Arabian fanatic had appeared in
Upper Egypt, giving himselfout for the
Vizer, or the precursor of prophet,
who died thousand years ago. Troops
had been sent against him.
1t is again said, that the Turkish gov
eminent had given positive orders for
tho auocuai;o,, &c MolJ,vio uDJ IVa1.,