The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-02-07


observed that, as the functions of nj de
Casa Flores had cease d al Lisbon, those
of M. Ponte de Lima, Portuguese
Charge de Affairs at Madrid, were also
at an end, aud that, consequently, be
was under the necessity of terminating
his diplomatic relations with him"
RUssIA.-The Journal Des Debals, of
Dec. IA, gives at full length the conven-.
lion concluded a; Ackermau between
the Plenipotentiaries of Russia and those
of the Porte. 1t provides for the fulfil
meut of all the articles of the treaty Of
Bucharest, which have not been exc
.culed by the Porte since 1879 70 in
sure the territorial possession of Russia
on the Coasts of the Black Sea, AID to
restore all the privileges which Molda-
via, WaIlachia and Servia should enjoy
under the tutelary influence of the cab
met Of ST. Petersburg. E
Our French papers inform US that
10000 Mussulmen were beheaded al
Cons,aDtinople between the 9lst of DC
ober and the 16 of November, by
the order of the Sultan Mahmoud. That
Prince now makes his appearance 10
public, accompanied only by his satel-
ties; and the people regard him with
-uch terror that they fly at his approach.
British Colonial Trade The Com
mlttee OF Commerce have, in both Hous-
80 of Cong ess, made Reports, accompa-
NED by bills, for regulating trade and
Intercourse between the United States
nd the British Colonies. "Thp obiec,
IS to prevent The admission of any yes
eis Into the the ports of the United
States, after the 3Oth day of September
next, from the Colonies and possessions
ot Great Britain, including them all by
name except Upper Canada: with
p DIVISION for the suspension Of the act
~ either of two Cases, ViZ.-.-First, if the
President shall receive satisfactory evil
dence that the ports III the British Col
ONES and possessions are open TO the
of vessels of the United States,
paving no higher or other duties than
hose levied o. British vessels, and that
our vessels are permitted 10 export
herefrom the same produce, and on the
-sme terms as British vessels, then this
act may be snspe nded by proclamation
OF The President. Secondly: the bill
proposes the provision which Mr.. Gal
latin was authorized to propose to the
Brush Government, viz. that if vessels
of thu United States are admitted Into
the British Colonies OF possessions, pay
ing no higher duties than the vessels of
GFeat-Britain, and permitted to expert
hence, 10 any country except Great
Britain. any articles which British YES
sells may export, then the President
may declare. by proclamation, that Brit
ism vessels arriving in the United States
from the Colonies of Great-Britain,
shall not be subjected TO any higher du-
lies than vessels of the United Sja ps sc
Traveller
| Jamaica.-The legislature of this
COLONY is up in arms against The mother
country. They have pu' on the pam
opIy of UerbaI war, and issued the most
alarming denunciatoDs. The following
is one OF their resolutions.
ResOtOed therefore, That the House
having sought redress for the evil com
planned OF without obtaining any more
/ Than temporary relief, by the interposl-
ton of his Grace The Governor, feel
themselves called upon 10 perform pain
fful though imperative duty, by declar-
ing that, after the expiration Of SIX
months from the present day, they will
dis oniinue the usual supplies for the
maintenance of his majesty's forces sta
toned 10 this island, unless 10 the mean
time their grievances shall be fully re-
dressed by the authority of the British
Government.