Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-10-28

Ahose u nussia are also expected
PARIS, SEPT. IA. His Msias,,
where received, on his tour, wiG
ings of love and loyalty. He wsa 1
at the last date. s
Great activity continues at al
yards in fitting vessels of war fo, !
PARIS, SEPT. 18th. AToulo,
lex despatch of the 18th announoo'
val of the first convoy of the ENVY
the Morea, on the goth August, ~,
ond on the evening of the sams !
troops were to disembark at OH
PARIS SEPT. Is. Toulon la4.I
that brigade of the expedition Y
barked at the island of Sapiien,a !
err at Nauarin, without oppositnD
Ibrahim gave the French trooDs /
reception. CT. FABvIER has n
Toulon.
FROM EGYPT. The Gazette 4,
gives numerous extracts of letter.
erandraG to the 9th August, t6s |
of which is:-That several Ene1.I
of war, on board of one of whSSTaI
RINGToN was passenger, had ar'
for the purpose of receiving the M
slaves reclaimed from the Pacb,
consented to ratify the treaty mad,
his son IBRAHIM and the Allied
having been threatened with ii,
English, French, and Russian s'
case of a refusal; and that, in en-
all the Egyptian ships in port We
in a few days for the Morea, toE
Egyptian army, ESTIMATED to han
duced to $4,000 to be conyoyei
British fleet. One the conditinI
treaty is, that on the evacuation
tresses by IBRAHrM they shall BE-
the charge of Turkish garrisons
LATEST FROM PORTUGAL. \
vices to the 18th Sept. have bee
in Salem. They inform, that d
had become tranquil, but that Du
Brazil having protested against d
ton of Don Miguel, and it being
that the European Powers wou1i
Pedro in the recovery of his powe
tinuation of tranquility was doubt
the officers of the late ConstitutI
had been imprisoned; and that ID
the army was devoted to the UsurD
Madeira surrendered to Don Min
appearance of his fleet off that 4
that the Young Queen of Portugi
rived at Gibraltar from Brazil, Al
proceed to Genoa.
Accounts from Madeira to the
TENDER received in New-York,
the landing there of the Portugu
ton on the Odd August; that ii
Don Pedro threw down their az
arrival, and that the Governos
board British sloop of walY
mobiles had been sent in ironsfl
Don Miguel's officers allowed
from the country to descend anil
inhabitants of every thing. All
was fitting against Terceira.
Extract of a letter, without dss
officer of the navy =" On pasa
at night, we saw the city all inf
the surrounding plains. The
setting it on fire, convinced tht
soon be compelled to leave it."
A German paper says, the
corps will remain at Odessa
Emperour's voyage to the Cn
which point it is supposed to bell
to despatch a strong reinforcen
tiers from Jassy mention the con-
sage of troops there.
Odessa letters of the 18th, stat
other sortie by the Turks from
been repulsed; that Prince Me-
Russian General in Chief, had
wound in his arm; and that COa
zoff had been Professionally appoi4
place.
TR1EsT, AUG. &c. Ibrahim
receive supplies of provisions
and Zante!
Two lovers, at Paris, lately
selves, hand in hand, because
of the lady would not consent d
rying.
A boat is propelled in EnglI
dogs on a tread-wheel, and
winch.
THE PIRATES. The followir
a letter from st. Barts furniA
of the fate of the desperadoesdl
the British brig Caraboo -
"SEPT. 20. The officers and
piratical schooner fitted out atS
were to be triedyesterday, at s.
French brig had landed, at st. ,
veral casks of musk, &c. and, vi
cient depth of water, was scuas
with 20 tons of block tin in her.
admiral in Martinique is expect
an inquiry about the brig and
Some leading characters, VIII
agents in st. E. must feel up
the development of these d
The doctor ian American) and
been admitted as Kings evide1
their necks but 40 others are