The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-12-14
FOREME NEWS.

We are indebted 10 the editor of the y, Y.
statesman, for London dates 10 Nov. 7.
Inc following are tie most Important items
which they contain.
The steam boat Comet was ran down ON the
26th Oct. b. the steamboat Ayr. near CIas-
gov, aud Immediately sunk, carving down
with her between 20 and 80 passengers. SIX
ty-,hrce dead bodies had loaled On the beach
Many respectable persons were among those
drowned, including Captain Sutherland of The
British Army, and his lady, and woman and
her children
The great Canada timber snip Baron Rem
rev, alter various accidents, was abandoned
by the officers and crew, and grounded on the
coast CT France, where she went to pieces
Nearly The whole of the cargo would be say.
ed. Very large portions of the other hugo
Canada timber ship Columbus, wrecked Al
sea, had been driven on shore in Ireland
These ships are the last experiments of the
, Kind which will be made for transporting tim
Der.
The marriage of the Marquis Wellesley
Lord Lieutenant OF Ireland, 10 the accom-
plished and beautiful Mrs.Pattcrson, an Ameri.
can lady, appears 10 have excited the uniyer.
sal fluctuations of the citizens of Dublin. Mrs
Patterson is daughter of Richard Cation. ESQ.
of Baltimore, and widow of Mr.. r. Patterson,
brother of the repudiated wife of Jerome Bo-
naparte.
The new King Of Bavaria has appointed a
committee, over which he presides in person
the duty OF which is 10 ascertain and recon.
mend every possible reduction in the military
establishment Of the country.
The United States frisatc Brandvwine sailed
from Cowes on the god of October TO ioin tho
squadron in the Mediterranean, having roGtt-
ed and obtained supplies.
The Pope.-The chair of 81. Peter Is lil,eIv
TO become again vacant. The illness Of NE
Pope IS stated TO BE alarming, and prnver,
mad been put up in all the churches for hi:
recovery.
A Chinese ship navigatcd by Chinese sea.
men, has recently arrived at Antwerp.
A frigatc of d guns, it is stated. has alfead f.,
nav'sated the canal from the ocean to Amster-
Dam; Its breadth and depth is sa i'd TO be sul
dcient TO receive an eighty-gun ship.
TRIESTE, OCT. p.
Letters from Hante, OF the Goth Sept. saw
that, for some days, Thrahim Pecha had becn
engaged with the Greeks between Nisi and
lrHoizza. Three thousand Romclio;s rom.
ing from tne cnvirons of SaIoua, have entered
TIE Nlorea, by the lsthmus of Cornth. to ioin
Demetrius Ypsianti. II is said that the
Greeks have made themselves masters Of nno
OF the enemies batteries before Missolonchi
In Gambia the Turks are confined 70 tho fart
resses, the whole island being in "a state 0! IN
surrecton.
OCTOBER Is.
The captain ola vessel, which left Niissolon-
CHI the 95th of Sept states, as an eye-witpess
that Redschid Pacba having received rein.
iorccments, attempted ON the 2lst of Septem-
Der another attack upon Missolonehi. but was
repulsed with the loss Of several thousand
men. 1t is said that Mott Boz4ari particularly
distinguished himself.
49,, OCT. II.
We learn by a ship that has arrived here.
that The Greeks were busy irfortifying HYDRA
where they apprehonded an attack from the
new expedition that has sailed from Alexon-
dr'a. captain who arrived here on the l2th.
heard cannonade from Napoli di Remania,
which he imagined to be 4 salute in hoaor Of
the American squadron.
-, VIENNA, OCT. 10.
he demand Of the United States. relativo
TO the passage of American vessels through the
bardanelles and the Bosphorus, seems long 10
nave engaged the attention OF the Divan. IL
Is affirmed that the result cf Tie deliberations
mas been The refusal Of the demand. The mo-