The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-12-24

fOrte Is not at WaI WIFI tHe iSiCH VI thS
English no act of hostility will commit
ted" Hassan Pacha, who commanded IN
Modon, declared to the Marquis de Maison,
4" that he could not surrender the fortress,
but that if he was taken prisoner IN spite OF
himself, he hoped as good terms would be
given to him as to the garrison OF Navarno,
which it was promised HIM. Both places
we're then occupied by French troops, the
French and British squadrons supporting
and participating in the Arrangement Tor
the attack. The Governor OF Coron, hav-
ing ascertained the fate of those two for
tresses, by an officer, whom he was permit
ted to send for that purpose, and seeing dis
positions matte for an attack, both by land
and sea, which must have resulted in the
destruction of that place, with the garrison,
then opened the gates and quietly yielded
possession. Hanji Abhulha, Pacha of Pa
tras. finding that place surrounded by
bold and successful movement OF troops and
artillery sent against it, Immediately capltu-
lated. The colors of these allied powers
were hoisted in the several forts, and the
Marquis de Maison states his intention to
deliver up Coron to the Greek government
as soon as it shall send regular troops to
occupy it.
The private correspondent of the Journal
du Havre, under date of Paris, Nov. =, says,
" Dispatches from the Morea, received yes
terday by the Minister of Marine. bring the
most satisfactory intelligence. The Greek
Territory is delivered without our soldiers
| firing a single gun; all the tortresses are
I in our power; the ports of Coron are open
! ed by capitulation; the other ports. Modon,
! Navarn and Patras, have not capitulated
! but their garrisons have declared that they
will offer no resistance, but remain passive
/ The Turks are to he transported to Asia
Minor, and the Egyptians to Alexandria.
! Thus has the deliverance Of the Gteclan
Territory been consummated without any
1 hostile acts being exercised against the
Porte.
"The Greeks are about to be put in pos
/ session of the fortresses Whence their enc
mics have heretofore ravaged their soil
! and extelminated the remnant of their pop
ulation; these places are sufficiently'rich in
material and in defensive means of every
/ description. Greek regiments will forth
with be formed on the model of our troops
and France may soon recall our troops
their mission has been most gloriously full
filed"
1t appears from the same correspondent
that the British government has made 9
proposal to the French government, to ex-
act from Russia formal and positive explain
ations of the motives which induced her tc
take up arms, and the purpose she expects
to accomplish. The French minister, it i;
added, has refused to enter into such al
agreement.
COLOMBIA. Letters from Carthagena
Nov 10, announce Gen. Santandar has beer
condemned to death by Court Martial
and that Bolivar has passed the sentence
over to Council of the Ministry for appro
baton. We presume the Death Of this pat
riot will be accomplished, since he has lons
: been the only obstacle between Bolivar an,
the most unlimited arbitrary power. A let
, ter from Bogota, Oct. %, says, the govern
) ment has got news that two Colenels, Or
) banda and Hilario Gonzales, ave goin.
fdr an ihsufrection and fears are entertain
} ed that, if they come to Popayan, wher
f there are only seventeen troops, they ma
: succeed in getting possession of 500 mus
kets, and arming their troops.
1 A treaty of peace has been concludes
between Peru and Bolivia.
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