The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-09-17
LONDON. July oS,

state confidently that IL, 900 men are 10 be
despatched Immediately, to compel Ibrahim
to evacuate the Morea. France is said to
take this step at the request OF the Emperor
| of Russia, and it is added that England is
to cooperate with naval force SO that the
three powers are represented as still acting
| in concert. Such step would greatly add
to the embarrassment of the Sultan, and
probably hasten his submission.
I The French expedition to the Morea, it
is said will set sail on the 18th inst. and the
troops composing it are to embark on the
9Th. The Constitutional calculates on the
advantage to be derived by France from
having an army on the spot, in order to Sc
cure something for herself i'll partition OF
the Ottoman empire, which is likely to take
place. This is speaking out at least, and
! if such be the sentiments OF France, the
prospect of maintaining the integrity of the
| Turkish empire becomes more faint than
ever it has been.
! 1t seems that conspiracy against the
| life of the President has been foiled in
Greece, and that the recent successes of
the Russians have raised the tone of the
| Greeks. An article dated Smyrna, June
lS, says the Count Capo d'Istria will be
| obliged to have recourse to more energetic
measures to govern the Greek nation, espe-
cially since the discovery of the conspiracy
| of Colocotroni, who has been arrested with
25 Of his accomplices. The President,
while he was at Poros, gave formal audi
ence to the Greek Bishops sent by the Sui
tan to propose an amnesty, and dismissed
them with an admonition to leave the Greek
territory, because their addresses, in which
I they call upon the people to return to their
obedience to the Porte, cannot be tolerated
( by the Greek Government
I PARIS, July 29. The expedition to the
! Morea, which was announced some months
! ago, has been finally ordered. The King
has confded the command of it to Lieut.
General the Marquis Mason, Peer OF
France
This armament is to consist of seven OIL
eight thousand men, with reserve equal
in number, to be formed at Toulon, and
was to he landed according to the Herald
at Napoli di Romania.
Bucharest, July 10. Accounts this
morning received, inform lis tlat Managa-
liza, an important fortified place, which de.
tends the road to Varna, has surrendered
to the Russians. There is now no obstacle
to stop the march of the left wing of the
Russians towards Varna.
A report is spread that Abdmahman, Pa
cha of Bosnia, was assassinatet Just at the
moment that he was going to Jon the corp;
of troops which he had collected conforma
bly, to the firman of the Sultan. If thi:
news should be confirmed, it iseasy to fore
see that troubles in the interior of Bosnia
will be the consequence, and that the stua
, ton of that province with respect to Servif
will be essentially changed. The Servians
E however, remain in the same position, am
. do not appear disposed to commit any acts
+ of hostility against the Porte, or, OF the 9th
er hand, to suffer any armed body If Turk
to enter their province. The hurricane
, which ravaged this city on the 25h June
and which extended to all the country along
I the Danube, is said to have done muc!
} damage to the baggage of the Rlssiar
I army.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 2. On the 27tl
: of June the imperial Russian squadron sail
ed from Cronstradt. Itconsists of six ships
f Of the line. which are to join Count Heylen
4 in the Mediterranean.
SMYRNA, June Is. On the 9th a Turk
!, ish corvette and brig sailed from Mytel ent
for the Dardanelles, and were attacked By
the Hellas frigate, commanded by Miaalis
and the two Greek briggs. After a shor
> action the two Turkish vessels retreatet
under the cannon of the fort of Cape Bahia
; The Greeks attacked them there on the
! 1lth, and sent fire ship against them
The Turkish vessels then ran aground, anC
/, went to pieces.