The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-09-12
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LATEST FROM EUROPE.

LATEST FROM EUROPE.
BY the ship Brookline, from Liverpool,
we have London papers of Aug. 18th, and
Liverpool of the 9th.
Turks AMP GREEKS. The Liverpool
Albion of the 9th says, 1T IS confidently
asserted that the Pacha of Egypt has made
known to this government, through the
medium of the British Consul at AleXan-
dria, his determination no longer to take
part in the war between Turkey and
Greece: and indeed to secede from the do
minion the Sublime Porte" This does
not appear very probable. We do not per-
ceive any other confirmation of the Vice
rows remuneration of his allegiance. An
article from Corfu, dated July 3, and pub
lished in the Moniteur, states that Lord
Cochrane, with a Greek squadron of so
vessels, Lad an action, June 25, off Gambia,
with the Egyptian squadron, of 100 sail,
and succeeded in dispensing it, and sinking
some of the vessels. The Egyptian fleet,
! it is said, fell back to Navarin. Another
letter from Corfu, of July 2, states that
| Redschid Pacha had marched towards
Western Greece. There were many Greeks
IN arms in Utoiia and Arcania. Ibrahim
Paeha was still at Vostizza. He had sent
a reinforc ement to Tripolizza, having I'M
derstood that Colocotroni was preparing TO
make an attack upon the place.
/ CoNsTANrINoPLE, June 90. Since the
negative answer of the Porte relative to
the pacifcation of Greece, the views OF
the Divan develope themselves more fully
every day, and there is every Indication
that the Sultan will oppose, by all the
means in his power, the Resolutions Of the
Allied Powers. A firman orders the Pacha
of the provinces to form as soon as posi-
! bic, corps OF troops, without distinction OF
religion, thing hitherto unheard Of in the
/ Turkish empire. Another order, at the
same time, eniorns the Commanders of Ar
senals, the Directors of the Marine, and
the Commanders Of the Forts on the Bos-
phorus, to complete the number of men and
material of the establishment in the shor-
test time possible, and to take care that the
works which have been begun shall be fin
ished as soon as possible.
Particular couriers have been sent to
Redschid Pacha and to Ibrahim Pacha
with Haiti Scheriff of the Sultan, which
orders them to employ, without loss of time,
their advantages, to put down the insurrec-
ton, before the circumstances occur which
would support it. Happily for the Greeks
this order must remain nearly Intellectual
for they have so laid waste Attica and the
MOrea, that the want of provisions will
paralyse the operations of the Generals Of
the Porte. The same viii be the case
1 with the fleet. Cochrane is collecting al
Poros all the scattered Greek vessels, tc
make the long projected attack, and the
movements of the Turkish fleet hitherto
almost betray fear and alarm. Neverthe-
less, all see the Sultan frmlyresolved, not
only to continue the war which is now 90
ing on, but to undertake another if it is
necessary.
! A letter from Toulon says" The Jour-
mails have for some time since talked of the
Pacha of Egypt rendering himselfindepen-
dent. have for long time received con-
/ fidential intelligence upon this subject. |
have been several times tempted to let you
into the secret, but have been arrested by
| the fear that an indiscretion of the kind
might embarrass the plan, and do mischief
| to the Egyptian and Greek causes, which
are in future to be the same. The object
of our Consul General's(M Droyetti) nego-
tiations are now explained to you. Gen.
Liyron ought now to be in London if the
/ French government favors the plans of the
Pacha. tits looked upon as almost certain,
that the arrival Of the combined fleets in
the seas of the Levant viii be the signal Of
Mehemet Ais declaration Of Independence.