Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-05-20

ry, thanking them for the proofs of caSs
dence which he had received, STATING ' y
motives which had induced him to undes,..S,
the responsible charge of administe,s
the government, the principles which y
govern him in the administration, the neo
sity of some provisional organization nv
the national assembly can be convened y
his purpose of converting that ASSEMBLY
April.
Another document is a decree bv Al
President, by which Council of twesSD
seven members is established, to be cal:
the Panhellenium, to share with the pra1
dent the labours and the responsibility
government, until the meeting of the N
tional Assembly in April. The PanheDsI
UNI is divided into three departments "
first to have the direction of the attain
the Treasury, the second of the interior,
the third of the army and Navy. AtSs
head of each department is to be ProLjl
los, or Counsellor, and each departmenA
to have two members who are secretaIl
This decree embraces variety of del
relative to the formation of the provjp,
government.
On the same day general orders Were,
dressed to the Senators of the provin
and to the military. The latter he exs
to remain in their positions, and to atte,I
nothing until they shall receive orders.
On the 4th of February, another dec (
was published by which the principal me
bers of the Panhellenium were appoitE
viz: George Conduriotti, Proboulus Of Che
partment of the Finances, N. Spiliad
Secretary, and A. Pappadopoulo seconds
rotary. Of the Interior, Andrew ZsI
Proboulos; George Psilla, first Secrea|
and Charles Enian, second Secretary: Il
partment of War, P. Mavromichali, PROM
los; G. Geographic, first Secretary, and
Clonari, second Secretary.
The papers give some further particui
of the destruction of Carbursa. The last
formation received from Constantinoplps
Smyrna, March l, was of a pacific characy
Boston d. ADJ
LATEST FROM FRANCE. The ship q
oline Augusta arrived at New York "A
Havre on Wednesday last, bringing ri
papers to April Is. A French brig AMI
ed at Havre on the 10th from Lsb
bringing number Of passengers, nd
women, and children, who fled on accoi
of the political troubles there. 1t was
ported that a revolution had taken plact
FROM LATE LONDON PAPERS. All
young man, son of the celebrated MUD
Park, has persisted in the Akimboo countA
in an attempt to complete those discovel
which his fathers death left unfnRh
Mr.. Park has fallen a victim of poison
ministered to him by the Fetish mel
consequence of his rashly violating em I
their superstitions by ascending a Fed
tree, to take sketch of the group asa
bled at the annual Yam festival at Akin 3
l,l.;s t-oa So ssas.n..- Arr-~--L>I- by a-.s
the priests; and Mr.. Park was disuatl
from the attempt by the King of AKIN
but unhappily persisted in his design.
While the .Medicay, Capt. Wright, wa
Bahia, refreshing on her voyage to M
South Wales, small schooner CAM
from the coast of Africa, with 300 sian
1t appeared that she had originally take
board 500 in all, male and female, but be
chased by ship of war, to prevent capt
and to tighten the vessel, the captain l
thrown 200 hundred of them overheard
The Liverpool Mercury of the 4th j
Emigration from Liverpool to the Uni
States has recommended with great act
ty. On Monday, nearly 300 emigrans
ed for N. Y. in the Marchioness Of Queet
bury. Persons and families intendin!
emigrate are crowding into town.
The Globe of the 3Oth says: The It'd,
between Turkey and the United Stats {
fully confirmed, and the letters state I
the terms are very favourable for Amet
and the treaty was negotiated under !.
excited feelings of the Porte against Z
European powers.
The latest dates from Europe are to \
18th of April, received at New YORK
the Chelsea, from London.
There had been long debate in i
British parliament, on the repeal Of
Test and Corporation Acts. Lord
land and several distinguished eccles
cal dignitaries spoke in favour of The \
peal. The bill was read second
without division.
Ibrahim Pacha had publickly stated
intention of destroying all his fortresses
the Morea and of retiring to Egypt. K
expedition from Alexandria had suFs
severely from storm, and the crew
some of the ships fallen into the hana
the Greeks.
A London paper of the 18th AprIS'
The indications of an approaching adj
ence on the part of Austria and PrusslE
the Greek Treaty, have gained some q
it in the city. tits supposed that these
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