The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-09-19

A private letter from OuesSa, OF TIC NSoeh
July. saws" The affairs OF the East have
taken an unfavorahle turn since the Treaty
of Pacification between Russia, England
and France. has been known. There is
little hone of the Porte aeceding to the in
tervention of the great powers; the stipu-
lations of Alderman ere Jar from touching
the Sultan's sovereignty bIt it is otherwise
with the treaty of July Z, 1897. 1t is not
unnatural for the Porte then to have the
air of fulfilling the conditions ofAckerman,
but the treaty for the pacifration of Greece,
affecting the most sacred interests of the
Porte and Islamism, the Divan will most
likely oppose with its utmost efforts. Alter
all, the resources of the Ottoman Empire
for this resistance are comparatively feeble,
and the object of the treaty, namely, to pre-
vent the further effusiQn of blood, must be
accomplished
Count Capo d'Istra arrived in London on
the 18th from Hamburg, having quilted the
Russian service, and entered into that OF
the Greek government. 1t was supposed
that he was the bearer of some important
communications from the Cabinet of st,
Petersburg relative to its wishes and inten-
tons respecting Greece.
1t is stated, under. date OF Berlin, July 30,
that the treaty for the pacilication of Greece,
though long expected, had caused much sensa-
ton there It is stated that the reason why
Prussia is not party to it, is, that she is moi
maritime power, but that the cabinet fully
approves the principles of the treaty, TO which
it has acceded by recognizing it, though it can
not cooperate i'll its execution.
ALGIERs. There are further accounts from
Algiers. The French Admiral has sent sec.
ond summons TO the Dey, to listen to his de-
mands, to avoid the shedding of blood. 1t Is
said the Dey. has again REJECTED this offer, ant
treated the bearer Of this flag of truce will
indignity.
Fourteen pirates had siiled from Algiers
armed with from ~ to Is guns each.
The reported intention If attacking Algier
simultaneously by sea ant land, has had nj
other effect hitherto than putting the Algcrin'
Government; greatly upon the alert, who do no
by any means appear unwilling to enter TIN
lists with their powerful adversary.
PRS, Aug. IA.
The intelligence of Lo'd Cochrane's ap
! pearance off Alexandria, which we gave at
: ter the German papers, S confirmed by let
tiers from Marseilles, witch repeat the same
: facts, but add that it WIS Canaries who Sc
on fire the Egyptian orig stranded at the
entrance ofthe port. They explain the re
treat of Lord Cochrsne as follows:-" No
having been able to succeed in surprizins
the Egyptian feet and setting it on fire
the Greek admiral would not run the haz
ard of naval engagement within sight O
the harbor, where every damaged vesse
f might without difficulty take refuge, an,
: from whence reinforcements might com
up as they were wanted. Lord Cochran
did not fly before the enemr, but game
the open sea in order to draw out the Z
egyptian squadron and if the after ventur
ed to follow him there is reason to believ
that bloody action will ensu.
RUSSIA AND PERSIA. Petersburg let
tiers of tbs 2lst July contradict the rumor
of an early peace between Pesia and Rus
STA. Extensive preparations are maxim:
by the latter power to carry OIL the war Wig
orously.
Letters Of the 25tl of Jsly, from s.
ing any truth in the rumor that a peac
had been concluded with Pesia, prepare
tons were making to prosecute hostili
f ties with vigor. The unimprtant result
as yet obtained, are attributed to the neg
ligence of Gen. Yermoloff, who establish
ed no magazines and disguised the inhabi
tants by his arbitrary acts. The measure
OF Gen. Debitsch, it is mentioned, has bet
tered the state of affairs, and success il
confidently anticipated.