The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-09-10
New YORK, Sept. 2.
FROM ENGLAND.

FROM E1NUbAND.
By the arrival of the packet ship George
Canning, from liverpool, we have received
papers from that port 10 the oath July, ana
London papers of the morning of the pre-
vious day.
ENGLAND. The national budget, pre- !
sented to the House of Commons, made the
total revenue of England, for 1897, htty |
four millions. four hundred and e'ghty-six
six hundred and fiity-seven
pounds. The expenditures, during the same
period, were thirty-three millions, two hum
bred and sixty thousand pounds sterhng'
The Chancellor of the Exchequer, In pre-
senting the budget, stated, that he ahucl-
pated for 1928, an increased revenue aboVe
that of last year, to the amount oil elght
hundred thousand pounds.
TuRKEy. From the Hamburg Report
er, of the 18th July, it appears that Admiral
Greg has made his appearance before var
ma. with part OF the Russian Fleet OF tne
Black Sea, which had been engaged at tne
siege of Anapa. This circumstance tends
much 10 confirm the presumption that the
Russians mean to take the sea coast ID thelr
march on Constantinople, and thereby rem
der the " impregnable" passes OF the pal
kan useless to the Turks as line OF de-
fence. According to accounts from Nlstuia
several military divisions, among whom Is a
numerous body of light cavalry, are ORDER
Ine army IN Turkey.
( PoRTUsAL According to private letters
( received at Paris, or 500 men of the Con-
stitutional army, who sought refuge in Gal
/ lacia, have been compelled by the Spanish
government to lay down their arms, after
which they received a months pay and pro-
visions until the decision of the Portuguese
! government was known respecting their
/ fate. King Miguel still! continued his ty-
rannical course He had caused Mr..
! Young, an Englishman, to be arrested
The London Sun says,-We have reason
to know, from undoubted authority, that
Ferdinand of Spain has made most press
ing solicitation to our Government to ac-
knowledge Don Miguel as king of Portugal.
! PARIS. July 10. The Austrian Observer
! gives extracts from the Journals of Corfu
and Greece, in. which we find the following
facts: The Turks of Asia had attempted
to make landing on Samos, but Miaulis
having appeared in time, with the Hellas,
the Corvette, and other vessels, the Turks
were repulsed with loss, left 500 men in
t i
vetle suffered so severely on the occasion
that it sunk, but the crew were saved. The
Greeks have attacked the Turks in Athens
they have succeeded in making themselves
masters of the town, but the fire of the bat
teries of the Acropolis obliged them to
evacuate it. However, they still blockade
it closely. The Turks in the Acropolis de-
sert in such great numbers that it has been
necessary to make a Lazaretto in the Greek
Gcamp.
The President, Capo d'Istris, and his
brother, accompanied by Tiicoupi and Nav
rocordato, had, on the 9TH June, confer
ence with the Greek Bishops sent by the
Porte.
1t seems, that the attempts ofGen. Church
against Anatolico and Missolonghi having
failed he had fallen back to Dramogestre
To facilitate the operations of the Greeks
I ny IN Lne .AcP6pdHs, Ihe i'resluent has ex-
! tended the blockade of the coast to the
Gulf of Volo, including Negropont. The
blockade comprehends tract of 20 miles
on the coast.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 26 The gov
eminent is informed of the entrance and
progress of the Russians in the territory Of
the empire, and seems to entertain much
fear for the tranquility of the capital, the
| population of which does not yet know the
! danger which threatens them. 1t is certain
that they no longer show any warlike SEN
( timents, and that, in case of the approach
I Of the enemy they would rather turn against
their own superiors. The Sultan, notwith-
standing his energy, has. probably not suf-
! ficent means TO ensure the tranquility of
| the capital, in case he should be obliged to
leave it to take the field. He appears to be
sensible Of this, and though he has declared
that, after having seen with Indifference
the occupation of the Principalities, he
would mount his horse, and, followed by the
whole nation, go and offer battle to the en-
envy, if they pass the Danube, it is certain
that there is as little appearance of his de
parture as that Of the Grand Vizier, and of
the hosting of the sacred standard.
The troops sent TO the army march in
small divisions of IL or 1900 men, after
having been reviewed by the Sultan, and
are sent quickly towards Adrianople, where
1t is said that Hassan Pacha has not above
$4,000 men under his command.
BUcHAREsT, July l. All the accounts
from the Russian army agree that all the
places and ports along the Black Sea will
soon be taken, and that the supply of the
army will thus be secured. Nevertheless.
as the army approaches the chain of noun
tains, the operations must be expected to
move slow. The corps of Gen. Roth have
passed the Danube at Hirsova, of which the |
Russians are masters, and VIII Join the I
grand army, with which it will act against
Schumla; the reserve, under Gen. Witt. is |
advancing in Walachia, and will, in few
days, take up the position left by Gen. Roth. !
The garrison of Braia, experimenting the |
fate which may await it at Silistria, had
asked to remain prisoners of war among the !
Russians; but the Russian commander who |
accompanied them did not think himself