The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-11-07


fine, 10y special treaty, the line OF conduct
they are resolved to observe, IN order to
arrive at the object towards when the
wishes and interests of all the Christian
powers tend.
+" In execution of one of the clauses OF this
treaty, the undersigned have been charged
to declare to the Government ofthe sublime
Porte. that they now in formal manner
offer their mediation between II and Greeks,
to put an end to the war, and to regulate,
by friendly negotiation, the relations
which are to exist between them IN
future.
"That further, and to the end that the
success of this mediation may be faclntated,
they propose to the Government OF the
Sublime Porte IN armistice for suspendlng
all acts of hostility against the Greeks, TO
whom a similar proposition is this moment
addressed. Finally, they expect at the
end of fifteen days the Divan will clearly
make known its determination.
"The undersigned fiatter themselves
that it will be conformable to the wish OF
the Allied Courts; but it is their duty not
to conceal from the Refs Ettendl, that
new refusal, an eyaslVe or nsu1hclent
answer, even total silence on the part OF
his Government, will place the Allied
Courts under the necessity of recurring to
such measures as they shall Judge most
etiicaclous for putting an end to state OF
things, which is become incompatible even
with the true interests Of the Sublime
Porte, with the security of commerce IN
i general, and with the perfect tranquility OF
! Europe.
Signed, G. GUILLEMtNOT,
S. CANNING,
RIBEAUPIERRE.
August IS, 1927"
/ From the InueYneSS Courier.
1 RETURN OF CAPT. PARRY. On Wednes-
/ day morning, Capt. Parry and his surgeon,
DIR. Beverley, arrived at the Calcdonian
hotel here, after another arduous but I'M
successful attempt to accomplish the Polar
! voyage. The history of the present enter
prise is brief Capt. Parry, on leaving the
Discovery Ship at the appointed place, off
the Spitzbergen coast, betook himself to
the sledge boats prepared for his convey
ance over the ice, in pursuance Of his orig
inal intentions and instructions, and was
out for the space Of sixty-one days; one of
the boats being under his own charge, and
the other under that of Lieut.. Ross. These
two boats were hauled over the ice by the
crew of the ship, twelve men to each; and,
after undergoing incredible fatigue, they
felt that, for q great part of the time, they
were on floating iceber9s which carried
them southwark, while they were stretch
ing every nerve to proceed northward; and
thus, of necessity, they were compelled to
abandon the enterprise. To establish this
important fact in the clearest point of view,
we have to mention that, during the last
three days of the expedition. and on taking
his observations by the chronometar, Capt.
Parry found that his boats had gained two
miles only. The expedition arrived at lat
itude 50, 49,
LoNDoN, Sept. 90.
Captain Parry, accompanied by Mr., Bev-
erley, surgeon of the expedition, arrived
at the Admiralty this morning. They pro-
ceeded as far as SO deg. As min. having
: suffered the greatest pFlvatIons from cold,
and the laborlous eXertions of dragging
the boats over large patches Of ice, and in
other places, where the ice was so thin as
not to admit of the weight of the boats but
not sufficiently clear of water, as to cause
lowing most laborious. The cold was most
intense, and frequently with rain. Upon
one occasion it fell necessarily for thirty
SIX hours. The reindeer were soon killed,
as being entirely useless, from the state of
the ice, &c, they could not be fastened to
the boats. Two bears were shot, and af-
forded a supply of fresh meat to the crew.
While the party were on the ice, Lieut..
Foster was employed in surveying the
coasts in the vicinity of Spitzbergen. Al
though the officers and men of the expcdi-
ton suffered the greatest privations, we
are happy to say no lives have been lost,
and they have all recovered their former
good health. Capt. Franklin, accompanied
by Doctor Richardson, arrived also at the
Admiralty.
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