The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-07-02

cree, which is considered as decisive of his
plan to usurp the throne, of course as max
ing an end of the Constitution, was made
known to the foreign Ambassadors. who
considered it in that light, and sent q joint
note to the Portuguese Minister, declaring
that all intercourse with the Government,
until thew had received further orders, must
be suspended. The. London Courier says
they will probably leave Lisbon. This de-
termination of the Ministers Is said to have
produced dismay among the friends of Don
Miruel who had been assured that the For
eign Powers would not disapprove of his
seizing the government. At several places,
it is said, that Don Miguel had been pro-
claimed King, but the troops in several sta
tions had maintained their loyalty.
The London Courier Of the 22d, at 4
O'Clock. P. NJ, SAYS We have just receiy-
ed the following important communication !:
" Count Pahlin, the Russian Governor of
Wallachia and Moldavia, entered Jassy
on the 9TH. with 5000 men. The Russian
army was to cross the Pruth at Galata on
the 9th, and take immediate possession of
Brahlow.n
Part of the Russian army, whichwas en-
ployed against Persia, is to be detached
against Turkish Georgia; the Pacha of
which favored the operations of the Per-
SLAMS.
The force assembled by Russia for the
invasion of Turkey amounts, according to
some accounts in the Paris papers, to
100000 men. With this force the Prin-
cipalities will be occupied, and the Danube
passed at different points. If the passage
took place on the 9TH, very short time in
deed must elapse, before we receive the of
fetal account.
PARIS, May 20. The Diario ii Roma
says, that the Albanians in Ibrahim's army
have revolted, and seized on Coran, of which
they massacred the garrison, composed of
Arabs, and that they have asked the Main
otes to open them way to let them return
to their own country.
LONDON, May %. A report is in circu-
lation, and is generally believed, that the
Duke of Wellington has represented to the
King, that the only condition on which he
can continue minister, is, that some ar
rangements must be made with the Cath
olics.
GREECE. The Gazette de France gives
an article dated Corfu, April Is, which
states that the Albanian chiefs having neg
lected to fulfil certain commands of Red
schid Pacha, the latter sent 500 men to en-
force their obedience. The chiefs en-
| trenched themselves in the forts of Tampa
( Quaratana and Porto Palermo, where they
are, joined by the Christian inhabitants Of
the country, in open revolt against the
Porte
BUcHAREsr, May 4. The Turks are
/ carrying on their preparations with activity
but they will hardly be able to oppose the
superior force ofthe Russians. 1t is, there
( fore, the general belief in the Russian army
! that the war will be ended in one campaign
and that the Turks will! speedilybe induced
to yield. But the Manifesto drawn up in
/ Constantinople, and of which some persons
already, pretend to know the contents
should seem to give greater idea of the
defensive resources of the Turks. tits re-
| ported to announce no less a design than Il
! drlYe BACK INTO CheII UWu limits the Chris
I tians who dare to attack Islamism, and tC
enter the Turkish territory under Russian
! colors, and, sword in hand, to throw off the
! yoke of the burdensome conditions which Of
| late years have been exorted from the Sub
lime Porte, under various pretexts and forms
every Mussleman scalledupon to hasten and
place himself under the flag of the Prophet
and defend, with vigorous arm, his holy
religion, and the destruction of the detested
Russians cannot be doubtful. The Porte is
/ said to speak in its Manifesto, of the insult
and aggression which it had suffered, and to
represent the Treaty of Alderman as forced
upon it. The Turkish fora esses, which, al
the time of the conferences at Akerman
were retained by the Russians, contrary to
all justice, are. alleged as proof OF the re.
pacity of those dangerous neighbors, which
however, will not be able to subdue the
courage of the Ottomans.