The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-08-06
INTELLIGENCE.
FROM Europe.

BY the ship Memnon, arrived at Quebec
from Liverpool, which port she left on the
18th of June, papers to the 10Th Of June
are received.
The advices from Greece represent Mo-
don, Coron and Navarino, as very closely
blockaded by the allied squadrons.
Under date of Smyrna, April 18th, 1T is
stated that the Ambassadors of the three
allied powers were shortly to meet at Corfu,
and certainly insist on the Intervention of
Turkey to allay the troubles of the Morea,
and use compulsidh. That for the latter
would land on the Morea.
In the French Chamber Of Deputies on
the 18th, NJ. i Able de Pompiere's motion,
that the Chambers do impeach the late Min
istry of the crime of treason, &c. passed
unanimously, and was referred to a commit
tee to report upon.
Telegraphic orders had been despatched
from Paris, for the transports at Marseilles
Immediately to sail for Toulon, as rendez-.
vous, whence an expedition, destination I'M
known, was certainly to sail.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY. The Emperor and
Empress arrived at Odessa from Bender on
the 9th of May. His Majesty had been
three days at Brailow, whittier he intended
to return on the goth. The Prussian States
Gazette of the 9th of June states, on author
lty OF later accounts, that the suburbs of
Brailow had been taken, and that the Dam
ube would very shortly be passed at Ismael
the troops, when passed, would march direct
Oh Schumia. The Russian declaration of
war arrived at Constantinople on the 18th
May. The Divan had Immediately an ex-
traordlnary meeting, which was renewed
daily till the 18th, when war was announced
by proclamations in all the market-places
and mosques. Orders were issued for
general armlng; the troops still in the cap.
ltal were sent in the direction of the seat of
war, and communication was made to the
European Ministers, requesting them to in
form :heir respective Courts that the Porte
. was going to try the fortune of war in
defence of its incontestable rights, and that
1t would rather perish than submit to have
law dictated to it, as long as it had arms in
Its hands" BY another proclamation the
faithful have been ordered not to give or
receive quarters in the approaching contest.
The Sultan and the Grand Vizier are still
at Constantinople hut Hussein Pacha was
TO set out for Bulgaria, to take command of
the lrregulars there. The regulars amount
ing to 10000 men, commanded by Itabil
DBL, IL -: ,---s Il At----.4, G. a., D..
ube. The defence of the city has been
committed to the Seraskier, Chosrew, Me-
hemed, and Tahir Pacha was charged with
the defence of the approaches by sea. The
passes of the Balkan mountains are to be
defended by the militia Of Rumelia. These
passes, as they are described in the inter-
estlng volume of travels published by DIR.
Walsh, are of so formidable a description,
that during the last war the Russians did
not even dare to attempt them. They are
five in number-three leading on Adrian
ople, and two on Constantinople. The
tribes Of the Balkan are the most
expert, fearless, and bold horsemen, in
country where all men ride well and all
men are brave.
LIVERPOOL, June 10.
DREADFUL ACCIDENT. A most dreadful
accident occurred at Kirkaldy, (Scotand) on
Sunday last, 18th of June, the disastrous
of which equal if not exceed
those produced by the fall of the Brunswick
Theatre some months back. From the par
.iculars which have reached us through a
it appears that the celebrat-
I'd Mr.. Irving who has been for some weeks
back in the active exercise of his ministry
through different parts of Scotland was
announced to preach at Kirkaldy, on the
days of Saturday and Sunday, which nat.
1Sally attracted numerous congregations. !