The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-09-13

Ge NEAR nature, 10 prevent the Grand
Duke Constantine from proceeding to
Russia, when the revolution shonl6
oreak OUT and 10 establish republican
government in Poland.
|. A plot was laid TO destroy the Empe.
ror Alexander, where he was expectea
10 review the troops but the review
feated. f''' "1' W.
aang ua aceeSHpt ihse their plots,
and their discussions, with the names of
many persons implicated.
In 1924, Pestel returned from ST. Pc
teTshurg, and declared that all arrange
ments for republic were made other
members stated that they differed from
festel. 10 consequence of this oppose
lion, Pestel was observed to grow cool.
and TO render no further assistance
Abe society grew impatient, and held
communication with the Polish society,
framing laws for themselves, and en-
braclng in their projects, not only Rus
sla and Poland, but Bohemia, Moray;a.
Hungary, &c. The murder of Alexan-
der was TO be the signal for general
explosion. Three camps were TO be
formed, one at Kiaf, one at Moscow.
and the third at st. Petersburg. A dis
pue arose about the time Of commenc-
ing operations. Some proposed to as
sassinaie the emperor at Taganroc.
others to postpone it for some other
opportunity. AIexander's death saved
them the trouble of assassinaing him;
but they resolved, Notwithstanding, TO
proceed in their revolutionary projects,
when Captain Moyabarda disclosed
the plot, which led to the arrest of Pes
tel.
Thrown into confusion by the death
OF the Emperor, they were encouraged
TO farther exertions by receiving the
Intelligence that Constantine refused
the crown. They meant 10 excite in
surrection among the troops, by per-
suadlng them that the Grand Duke had
not renowned the succession, aud tho
he mulInv on The day that Nicholas ac-
80 ---..oe~A. .~kiChtermiHat-
ed in the destruction of many Of the
troops, as will be recoIlected.
Upon being discovered and arrested,
the consp;fatoJs, and, among the rest,
Pestel, made full disclosure of their
plots, plans, and proceedings.
CHRONICLES OF FORMER YEARS.
The following articles are from a
newspaper printed one hundred years
since. Then journey from Boston to
Philadelphia was considered greater
undertaking, than a voyage from the
same place 10 England now is.
NETWORK, MARCH 90, 1926.
Last Friday night we had a violent
storm of rain, with lightning and thun-
der; and next morning much birthstone
was found upon the ground 10 many
places.
advertisements.
jamaica Fair opens on Tuesday, the
It'll of May inst. and contains A days,
where will be exposed for sale variety
of goods ind merchandise, and several
fine horses will be sold. 1t is expected
the Lyon will be there to be seen.
MAY, 1873.
The Maryland post sets out from
Philadelphia on Friday the nth Of May
inst. on his second stage, and is TO con-
tiuue TO set out from Philadelphia every
other Friday till the beginning of De-
cember, and then only once month Till
the beginning of March, and then TO be-
gin to perform once fortnight.
MAY, 1928.
Very good Bohe Tea for Cos. by the
single pound, to be sold by the Printer
! hereof 1928.
N. B.-The Boston and Philadelphia
post will set cut tomorrow morning at
8 O'Clock, to perform the stage. but once
fortnight till March next.-Dec. 1928.