The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-09-27

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orally favorable and, as the markets
in England continue firm at the late i'm |
there will probably be al
corresponding effect on the continent"
The number of power looms in the unit
ed kingdom is estimated at $1,000,
which are capable of making ,954 900
yards of cloth per day, or l,74l do. in
minute. A large steam-packe;, called
the United Kingdom, of 1908 tons, OF
two engines of 100 horse power each,
has been built in England.
A larger quantity of merchandise was
exported from liverpool, for the last
three weeks previous to Aug. 8, than
during any similar period throughout The
wear; and the entries at the Custom
House for home consumption 10 the
month of July, were more than those OF
July of the preceding year. :.
la Manchester and Stafford, there are
thirty thousand individuals who receive
relief from the subscription fund, in ad-
dition to those who are partly support
ed OUT Of the poor's rates. These rates,
including 10000 paid by the county,
amount TO f50,O00 per annum.
FRANcE.-Bishop Cheverus, formerly
Of Roston, in the Republic of the United
| States, has been appointed, 10y the King
Of France, Archbishop of Bordeaux.
PoRTuGAL.-Private letters from Lis
bon TO the 30th July, convey lively
idea Of the enthusiasm on the promul-
| CATION of the Constitution, and also the
preparations Of general rejoicing on the
day the Constitution is to be sworn by
the Portuguese Ministers, and other pub
lie functionaries. Ii is said there are
cabals against the new order of things
in Lisbon, though the enthusiasm of the
inhabitants is so great that the Queens
party will probably be deferred from
making any movements.
The Paris papers express belief
that the Portuguese Constitution is the
work of England
| RUssIA.-The following is the result
4 of the sentences pronounced ia the at.
fair of the Conspirators at st. Peters
\ burgh :--Thirty-six have been sentenc.
ed TO death /; five only have suffered ar
!, ignominious death; they have beer
hanged. 1t is about sixty years since
this punishment had been inflicted it
Russia. The sentences of the remain
der had been COMMITTED; most of them
had been sent to the mines.
TURKEY.-A Constantinople article o
July II, says" The Sultan, dressed
in the Egyptian fashion, attended in per
son the military exercises at E>ki, Jerai
The Cuirassiers, who accompanied hin
on the 29th, attracted his ESPECIAL no
tice. A part of the Captain Pacha':
fleet had just put TO sea-"
A letter of the eth ends in the fol
lowing manner:--'| A person who has
been attached TO the Sultan for twenty
years, and has never, it may be said
lost sight of him, has impaired lately to
one of his friends his surprise at the
conduct of that monarch. Il never had
remarked said he, so much resolution
and firmness, activity and courage in the
prince, until the crisis which we have
experienced. He Is another man. He
penetrates with the same enthusiasm,
himself than animates all those around
him. cannot overcome my astonish-
ment at the CHANGE tits true that his
Majesty has displayed a character which
no one suspected him of possessing and
II he sustains it TO the end, he will
doubtless, be ranked among the most
renowned sovereigns of the Ottoman
race"
At Constantinople the demolition Of
the dwellings, of The Janissaries contin-
ued. In the other great cities of the
empire, the Janissaries quietly submit
ted TO their dissolution. This fact was
personally announced by the Sultan to
his new troops, which already amount
TO 10000 men.