Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-05-27
FOREIGN NEWS.

rM FOREIGN NEWS.
mo .. papers, to the Goth Of April, have been re-
ore .'s d at Boston, by the Amethyst. The Centinel
vain .;s the following summary of their contents -
e, FAIRS OF THE EAST. These affairs
ond =$,'b ued to absorb the entire attention of
raj fa..'Se and it appeared to be strongly
itch l<<.saborated, that powerful Russian
,;tr, 1XH8 was in readiness to pass, or had
Wv. ,,.sS1a into the Turkish principally of
'"'l 1',6IaDia with the avowed intention of
ssa Sk;1s possession of that and the adjoining
Dirt .. ss.1ce of WqlIachia: That the Empe-
stol IS. Is cHoLAs would Join the army, and
fa akss naving established Russian organi-
lima. zatio6I in both provinces, would renew
mus NSo6sAtions with the Porte, on the bases
70 M 81 S<iting treaties, and regulate his ute
g or, s.,< ,aeasure by the result of them That
. a. Nsns;6 and Austria had given the most in
a16;table proofs-the former by recalling
Wv, wv Ms NOV from Constantinople, and the
il "F s,I8. Nv threatening similar measure
gHs that l|.ey both approve of the Russian po-
lines I;cr I'd are determined to prevail upon
dea, he p0ite to listen to- moderate counsels,
h to antI thus avert impending danger. That
nsweI these measures will convince the Turks
p h, hat II making war with Russia they mis-
~ saIenia'ed, if they expected aid or coun-
:, 81 enaate from the European powers; and
. has I'm this conviction they will be in
" usu fi1ed accede to such terms as will pre-
iu' nI stilities, and preserve peace. 1t
''ama W il opinion of the best informed Jour
ley rem IR|'s that the Russian army would not
aid dA Danube, until every effort at ne
e talHv |6I'a''2h had failed; and that the Empe-
IN sol Ni9holas had given to England and
nrnys LEI Allies too many assurances of
D. Az 9ae' ion and dlsinterestedness, to leave
- -. f i41sf suspicion thet las. Los OLi~ot.,
- E a1H'R Indictment in view, or that he
sueu $50 upon harsh and severe condi-
Ind h9 NH any negotiations which may ensue.
tn thsc feNdfts had been received in London
of it ih1 ssage of the Pruth by the Russian
hear, AnY hich, if not exactly correct, were
IN and 3lzi}eed as anticipations of certain
he eUrr The Courier does not attach
a,;n Mci| 10psequence to this event but SAYS,
. ~, iEe passage of the Danube, from
:, ), "' a|IS1ia, that will be of the most inn
ions ia |sf'&H and we trust that the Empe-
ming. NIn pause before he takes this last
lis NOM consequences of which are look
'oducei s1sNFd to with such anxiety by all
; ladies 4 31Fers which are DESTROYS of pre-
versada IaS tbe peace of Europe"
: remaiT zuQ1g IN no positive Declaration OF
sending been issued by Russia, the Off
don.rtnl rs published by the Government
r., sidered as Declarations of her
ton to invade and take posses
. "iii0n 'he Turkish Principalities, and
ing ouI I|sa 's that she was certain of receiving
e traces enance of the European powers
,ssed up az preliminary measure.
they had Hndon Courier had repeated the
It is ION, that Mr.. S. CANNING had
the opin rders to return to Corfu. The
ESQ dss considered as an indication that
an;ol elatlons with Turkey would be
~ .< and the peace prices at which
WINCH RR''s stocks of England and France
catiol' We're given as proofs, that the
e, ne on nst'''' the best informed body in
ming in pa not expect that the Russian
,ceeding 'Ra puld be attended with any ge-
q envy rs consequences.
Is eA'D YsSf1s2E OF MOUNT VEsuvIus. There
inspire Sesefs8 accounts of the eruption of We
be than ~ M,.cn commenced on the 18th OF
to jealous So ne most circumstantial detail is
a''e0 4 the following letter from Ma
e country .aloh = =
there ac,t a'9' now inform you, that great in
selling adj peen excited here, in conse-
,,r.o Com partial Eruption of Mount We
ui'e - mad been burning rather furi-
IN so'i'9 days, but on the 22d instant.
rs less ~ clock in the afternoon, vio-
u hospNa pa look place, when, for near
is conseqS llhutes, immense volumes of
tits called showers Of stones and ashes,
urse, neces ., equal in grandeur to the IT.
restraint 's@. With the aid of good te-
distance. 'Rl our window, l could distinct
- leaving rye stones thrown up, and fall
~ g -o,en w direction; and assure you
So' w. inner or grander sight. The
''iueo IN about twenty minutes,
2earance in the evening was