The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-05-14
INTELLIGENCE.
From the Boston Daily .4duertiser.
LATE FROM EUROPE.

London papers to April 7. 1t appears from
! the accounts from Constantinople, that the
\ Porte has offered an armistice to the Greeks
( of three months, and has sent three COM
mssiCnerS to treat with them-on no other
condition than their submission. 1t is not
I probable the allied powers will he deferred
| by this measure, from pursuing the course,
to which they are bound by the treaty of
| July 6. Some of the accounts announce
positively, that the Russian Court had an
nounced to the Courts of London and Paris,
the former decision of the Emperor Nicho-
! las, to force the Porte to accede to the OBJ
jects proposed by that treaty, and that the
| Russian army viii cross the Pruth on the
18th of April.
| CORPORATION AND Test ACTs REPEAL
BILL. On the LIST of April, in the British
House of Commons, on the motion of Lord
[ John Russell, this Bill was read third time,
and passed Lord John Russell and other
Honorable Members being directed to take
it up to the House of Lords.
LONDON, April l.
The foreign intelligence which has arriv-
ed by Paris papers to the 29th leaves the
question of war or peace in statu quo
Whilst some accounts from Constantinople
would induce us to believe, that the Sultan
had listened to more moderate counsels,
others inform of acts which do not Justify
any such belief The account of the arrii-
val of two vessels at Odessa from the Bos-
phorus, does not prove that the passage is
open. They are said to be Austrian vessels
which have been permitted to return to
), Odessa, after having been obliged to dis
charge their cargoes of corn at CONSTANT
!, nople.
Meanwhile, if we may form any opinion
4 from the intelligence that arrives from St.
Petersburgh, we should say that the Empe-
, ror of Russia is determined upon war The
Imperial Guard has left ST. Petersburgh,
and the Polish and Lithuanian army, con
, sisting of 10000 men, is to form the army
1 Of reserve.
: There is but little doubt of peace having
t been concluded between Persia and Russia.
j The Russians made themselves masters of
the fortress of Arbedil, which seems to have
quickened the pacifici intentions of the Schah.
Part of the money to be paid by Persia had
! arrived, and been deposited in the hands of
) the British Minister, Mr.. Mcdonald. The
n remainder was on its way.
Y LONDON, April3.
e PORTUGAL. Various attempts have been
# made in different parts to have Don Miguel
proclaimed King, but they have all failed.
t The troops will not be parties to so treason
able an act The respectable inhabitants
are equally indisposed to it. The rabble
, and the party of the Palace are the only
: ones that demand it. Were Don Pedro to
make his appearance land we have some
r hopes that he will not be long absent from
S Portugal,) the whole population, troops,
e civilians, and all, would hail his arrival with
transport.
Id 5f-icl ssh Don HM igaeT THROWING
OH his title and character of Regent, should
declare himself King. He would then with
draw, as well, we believe as the French
Ambassador-for we have every reason to
oelieVe that France is in perfect accordance
with our views as to the conduct of Don
Miguel. "a
m LONDON, April H.
!, The troops assembled at Toulon for
foreign expedition, have not yet embarked.
and there seems to be less activity in the
preparations both there and at Marseilles.
A letter from Toulon in one of the Paris pa
pers, says that the ships of war have not
yet received any orders for sailing; from
whence it is generally concluded that the
Government has deferred the expedition to
the Morea. The preparations continue. but
very slowly
4 A Marselles article, dated the 2Ist nit
mentions the force to be little more than
\ 5000 men, that they are to be Joined nv
5000 men from Cadiz, and 5000 from Enc
land.
LONDON, April g.
There is report in circulation, which
we believe to be well founded, that the new
Premier is already disgusted with the cares
\ OF office. Among other things, the firm
ness, or as some would say, obstinacv Of n
l great parsonage, gives him much uneasi-
ness. Certainly the gallant Dukes looks
have not been improved since his accession
to political power; when we saw him ON
Thursday last, he had the appearance Of a
man worn down with anxiety.
VIENNA, March Z.
The day before yesterday, M. de Tatis-
chef, the Russian Ambassador, delivered
to Prince Meternich the definitive note of
the Russian Court concerning the affairs of
{ the East. This note which was communi-
Gated to the Courts of London and paris
three weeks before, announces the formal
decision of the Emperor Nicholas to force
the Porte to accede to the Treaty of the 9Th
July; 1t adds that his majesty will pass the
Pruth with his army, on the 10Th of April
lastly, it declares that the manifesto which
will appear on this subject will depend on
the answers which the Ambassador shall
receive from the Courts of London and
Paris.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, March 3.
The Commissioners which set out on the
29th February, from this capitol, for the
Morea, consisting of the First Vicar of the
Patrlarchate, the two Bishops Of Chalcedon
and Derkis, and civil officer ofthe Porte.
is to invite the insurgents to submit, and to
offer them peace-a cornnlatn nrnnestu aud