The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-05-30

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In fI,;s sally. the heroine, Madame Gou- lei
:, wifc of the celebrated General OF that III
anoe was. killed at the head of her troops, Oh
fler having shown herself worthy OF the 81
enntation of her husband. Karaiskakl
.ad fixed his camp at Eleusis, where nc !,
las effected his junction with the old Gar = I.
taso, and the patriot Coletu. ~
Omer Pacha, after having hccn defeated "
Nv Karaiskaki, at Distomo, took to light !.
aavinr all his baggage and artillery, when - -
now serves the Greeks. a great number y
of his men were taken prisoners, who Welc y y
put to death, to revenge the ASSASSINATION y
of Bourdocki.
PANS, April Is. Letters from Berlin oil q
18th April, say that the last accounts from +
st. PETERSBURG leave no doubt of the de- {
termination ofthe Russian cabinet to come :
TO n decisive Arrangement with the Porte, ,
relative to the affairs of Greece. Ihey
affirm also that the Russian minister OF war,
has sent eventual orders to the General,
commanding the divisions stationed IRON
Choczyen on the Pruth, to Czerskasy OIL
the Dnieper. 1t is thought that, to put an
end to the tcrgiversations OF the DHah'
this mass of troops, which dmounts 10
above 100000 men, will be concentrated on
Pruth. Such measure cannot fail to pro-
duce a great sensation at Constantlnople,
and must dispose the Porte to consent to
an arrangement with Greece, and to con-
form to the stipulations agreed upon at
Nkermann; especially in what relates 10
Moldavia and Wallachia.
CoNsrAvTINoPLt, March is. All the
European Ministers at Pera, have made
representations to the Refs Efendi ON the
Al &c and
have advised him to close with the propo-
= sitions of Russia and England.
: I.oSpoS, April 10. A letter from Odes-
sa of Il recent date, says, that the Russian
7 army OF Bessarahia, which, since the ratl.
a fication of the treaty of Akermann, had
5 withdrawn its advanced posts from the
: Pruth, has Just placed them there again
p The reason of this measure may he easily
n guessed, when it is known that partial m
g smrections huve broken ont i'll several
/ parts OF the Principalities. This letter
It adds, that it is not believed at Odessa that
II the Russians will permit the Ottoman
: troops, Withdraw to the other side of the
i, Danube, to repass that river, ii they should
N attempt it even to restore order.
1t is said that Austria will have on foo
II each, one of which will be placed in Italy
!; The other in Pennsylvania. 1t is though
r that the army in Pennsylvania is to supper
OF Russia, in case the Porte refuses the pacifi
b. cation OF Grecck
of Fno,.R. Tbo British br;q Sraad
y has arrived in Hampton Roads, i'll ~ day
from Rio .-Passenger, Mr.. on
T. BRO
lillian government, to the Legation iTol
fte the Brazils at Washington.-Mr. Oliver
= states. that inc account of the general Ell
,m gagenent between the Buenos Ayrear
"a Grande, in February brought IS ,- OF Il
IN Moss, is very much exaggerated. He say
ch that success declared to the side of ii
IN Buenos Ayreans the two first days, b
"a that subsequently the Brazilians game
he decided advantages over them; that il
M stead Of 1900 Brazilians being left dead {
ra- the field, as stated in that account, Il
ire number Of killed did not exceed thrc
IN hundred. No later engagement betwee
IDS the belligerents had taken place.-Ti
ell accounts OF Com. Browns victory over ii
pm Brazilian fleet appear to have been equal
iu- eyaggerated-but four or five small vesse
he were destroyed. The Brazilians are rel
It'll resented to have fought in d most gallal
he mancr.-Two CHILEAN frigates, which la
"a, sailed from Valparaiso for the relief of Il
nd Buenos Ayreans, had met with misfo
~, tune In coming round Cape Horn. One
a them, with 500 men on board, was lost el
=. tirely, and every person perished the otl
r or pat hack.-BoSton Gazette.
OF The editor of the National Gazette say
tho Er. tfi.11 of c4f
ey over the army of Buenos Ayrcs on the q
tut OF February, appears to be unworthy
he credit. He adds, that the official paper
e Montevideo, of tie 18th of March, contain
rd the Bulletin Of the Argentine General, A
20 wear, announcing his triumph on the BOT
= and states that no official advices of I'll
ps battle, or any subsequent events from IL
ch Brazilian side had then been received
C. Montevideo. The Buenos Ayres Mems;
ed zero, Of the 18th March, is filed with bu
ar lctins and letters from Alvear's army, da
10 ed 22d, 23d, etc: Of February, by which
OH would appear that the army was in full pu
he suit of the Braziians, and entered Sa
I'd, Gabriel, still victorious OH the 26th of th,
or month. The Congress at Bucnos Avre
in passed votes of thinks to Alyear and h
he forces, after information Of that date W;
o. received.
g
to NEW YoRk, May %.
tn BoLryAR. A letter lies before MS wri
RI ten by an American at Porto Cabelo, da
as ed the 9th nit. which furnishes the follow
ct ing information as tothc Liberator's motto
ny Of raising the ways and means to meet I'll
ry debt Of the country. The extract is give
tn literally.
nc A." Lately, Bolivar has laid an Alcayal
ny duty on all produce, say per cent. on I'll
q, valuation, which is taken from the cnrrel
ne sales. He has also laid tax of $500 q
lot all merchants transactng commission bus
re ness, on all retail dry good stores, one
ca Slj0-and on smaller establishments, Oh