The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-10-04

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choly accounts of the failure OF the
crops, in consequence of the drought.
have leen received from HolsteIn and
Meckhnburg. Great damage has been
sustained in the Austrian provinces, from
recentstorms.
Russa.-The London Courier con- |
tains ong and detailed account, OF the
preparations for the coronation. Inc
Empero and Empress entered Mosco"
on the jth Aug. with great pomp. The
procession was just three English miles
in length, and consisted of nobility, ma
tive and foreign general officers. The
streets and house-tops were thronged.
The great palaces were adorned with
cldh of gold, velvet, silk and cachemre,
with gold fringed borders and tassels, and
ridh tapestry hung over the balconies
The accompiices in the late conspiracy,
who have been condemned TO the mines
inSiberia, had set out, some OF whom
we're accompanied by their wives.
Great Britain.-The returns of the
late harvest in England, prove that there
now exists throughout the United klng-
dom the certain precursors OF search
W Of food. A multitude of reports were
circulated, one of which was, that the
Cabinet had resolved 10 issue an order
in council for the admission Of oats,
beans and peas, Of which a great scar
city is apprehended Wheat and barley
4 is said are not TO be admitted at pres
emit
The jourpeymen printers of London
have published an appeal 10 the benev-
client. It states their great pIivatlons
and distress. and so!icits subscription.
| Ave find, in the London papers, graf
lffying official document issued by the
I Austrian Government respecting the
traffic in slaves. The great object OF
this document is comprised in one sin
gle sentence of it, The first article
runs thus =" Every slave shall become
free the moment he touches the soil OF
Austria, or even one OF lis ships"
a London paper of Aug. II says: -
Mr.. Canning arrived yesterday at his
house in Downing street. Mr.. Gallatin
the American Minister, shortly after
transacted business for the first time
with the Right Hon. Secretary, at the
Foreign Office"
The accounts from ireland are dread
full. Not merely faction, with lis com.
mon place attendants of noisy or under
hand agitation, is to be watched by The
government like mine which every
instant may explode; but widespread.
ing sickness, from unaIlayed hunger, ha;
filled the hospitals with patients, foI
whom the best physic would be one
wholesome meal; and the novels Of the
poor, with crowded families of, in some
cases, three or four generations, dying
IN heaps FOR "aut of potatoes and water
and unable, from utter weakness, ever
to cry ont for help. This is moi an ex
aggerated picture of the horrible state
of ireland.
The Spanish Constitutionalsls in En-.
gland are in dreadful distress. They
are on the point of perishing for want
IN the village of Somerstown about ito
OF them reside, and The neighborhood
(which is very poor one) has formed
a subscription of penny a week each
person, for the relief Of these exiIed
patriots.
Two students of divinity at Berlin,
(Prussia) have been condemned 10 i
and e years Imprisonment, for belong.
ing TO a secret society.-They contriv-
ed, fortunately, to Escape FROM Fortress
JuIiers on the Sd July.
The heat on the Continent Of Europe
has been very excessive and generally
accompanied with dangerous fevers, 10
which many, chiefly the aged and the
young, have fallen victims. 10 Copen-
hagen the mortality has been great,
The rye harvest has been very deficient
in Denmark.
| Al Hamburger there was a great a.
mount of unemployed capital, and the
ANIMAL Interest of money had fallen TO i.
per cent. at which rate it was abundant.
A number of vessels were fitting out
at London, said 10 be destined to Join
Lord Cochrane.
reports continued, that Declaration
or Manifesto would shortly be made by
the European powers, relative TO
Greece.
The King of Bavaria, has subscribe
$4,000, for the cause Of the Greeks.
Contributions for the Greeks are
pouring in from Germany A second
remittance of $4,000 has been sent to
Mr.. Evnard.
B"enoS-.4yres. Our latest accounts are
to the 23d June. They contain various
items of naval operations. On Sunday,
The 18th, battle took place between