Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1825-02-09

ication Of Greece, and for this purpose a
sort of Congress is TO be held. An arti-
Gle from Vienna, Nov, 25th, speaking OF
these movements, says -
4" 1t is known that the Emperor of
Russia, before his departure from the
eastern part of his empire, addressed a
Memorial to the four great Courts of
Europe, to communicate TO them his
views respecting the Pacitication of
Greece. He desired at the same time,
that during this winter conferences OIL
this subject should be held. 1t is said
that these conferences will take place
at the beginning of next year; but it
seems that the Cabinets of Austria and
England intend to treat on this subject,
iu the first instance, between them
selves, in order that their Ambassadors
should act in concert in the conference
es which are about to be opened"
The Lord High Commissioner of the
lonian Islands has published a proclama-
ton acknowledging the Greek blockade
Of Patras and Lepanto.
In the mean time the Greeks continue
their operations, and have again crown
ed themselves with victorious laurels by
sea. 1t appears that actions were fought
on the It'll, 10th, and 18th of Novem-
Der, between the Greeks and Egyptians,
in which the latter were discounted.
and part of them took shelter in Can
dia. One account states that the fleets
were engaged on the 10th, but were
separated by gale. But letter from
Vice Admiral Sactouis, to his friends at
Trieste, dated Cape Malea, November
90, shows that he gave pretty good ac-
count of them. He states, ssthat in the
battle of November l3, near the great
fortress of Gambia, with the Egyptians,
the Greeks obtained a complete victory,
and took more than 20 transports, with
troops, arms, and many persons of dis
'nction. He says the happiness and
safety of the country are now secured
Advices from Constantinople are to
the 29th of November. A new army
of reserve is to be formed by the Grand
Seignior, of Asiatic troops, and to be en-
camped before the city. The Divan
threatens a new campaign in the spring,
hut is in want Of funds.
A Constantinople date of the 10Th
Nov. says. a very energetic noe is said
TO have been presented to the Govern
ment Of the Sultan, by several Euro
Pean Ambassadors, TO urge the evacua-
ton of Moldavia & Wallachia. The Sui
tan is said to have given positive orders
TO that effect, but nobody will believe
the reality until they see it effected
The Porte protests against all foreign
interference on the subject of Greece.
y7aotdey Nc,c- York Packet lost.
LIVERPOOL, JAN. 5.
On Saturday night last, the ship Dia.
mond, Capt. Henry Macy, from New
York laden with cotton, struck upon
the Causeway near the east end, and
sunk in 7 fathoms water.
The following letter to the consignees gives
the particulars as far as they have been re-
|. ceiVed.
81 am concerned to inform YOU. that
the ship Diamond, bound from New
York to Liverpool, has stranded about
O'Clock this morning on St. Patrick's
Causeway,. in the bay of Cardi gan, be-
tween yarmouth and Harleck. and that
the masts and rigging are only TO be
seen. Three Of the creD are lost and a.
bout screen passengers. Part of The cargo
of cotton and pot ashes, begin to come
on shore. The officers of yarmouth
and some special constables, whom |
have sworn to protect the properly, are
diligent and active in their trust. The
Captain and first mate are lost, so that the
Cd mate, OF the name of Russell, is the
only person who can give any informa-
ton on this unfortunate business. The
sooner the better you will send some
person to superintend the damaged car
60, which in all probability will daily
come on shore.
Signed, G.OWEN.