The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-11-12
New York, Nov. Z.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

By the ship Leeds. from London, the ed
itors of the Commercial Advertiser have re-
celved London papers to the evening of the
9Th October.
TURKISH AFFAIRS.
The combined fleets were in Navarin,
waiting the arrival of Captain Campbell in
the Blonde frigate, with the Egyptian trans
ports, for the conveyance of the second di-
vision of Ibrahim's army.
Our dates from Odessa are to the 14th of
September; from Chounla to the 18th from
Varna to the 18th Vienna to the Doth and
Constantinople to the 18th. The arrival of
the Emperor seems to have impaired fresh
impulse into the hesieging army at Varna,
for their efforts are not only unceasing, but
decidedly successful, as will appear by the
subjoined accounts. The Russians mann
tanned their position before Choumla, not
outstanding the difficulty of obtaining for
age. The Courier, after mentioning that
the operations before Choumla lnger, adds,
that " No further attacks have been made
upon the Turks. 1t is evident that the Rus
sian army will soon make retrograde move
ment; indeed, the hospitals and magazines
\ have been already moved to Jeni Aazar.
The Grand Vizier has effected his junction
WIN AAuoSlCH l. dIllds nc NdlllpdISn may
now be considered as nearly at an end"
The Sun adds, that "to be able to maintain
position while beseging a fortress is but
poor boast, and evidently leads to the con-
clusion that the hesiegers were in a worse
predicament than the besieged. Other ac-
counts say that the Russians are preparing
TO fall back on their resources"
I From Constantinople we learn that the
capital was enjoying the greatest tranqnilli-
! ty; but the anger of the Sultan continued
unabated againstthe Pacha of Egypt for hav-
ing consented to the evacuation Of Greece
ny lbrahim Pacha. The people were con-
tnually amused with reports of victories
which the Porte published without intermis-
sion, but in which the inhabitants of Pera
were not opposed to put implicit faith. 1t is
} said the Saphs we're lowering over the Rus
} sian army as far as the Danube, and had cap
tured the military chest containing 100000
silver rubles. The Porte is said to have
despatched courers both to the Viceroy of
Egypt, and to Ibrahim, in order, if possible,
to prevent the convention with Admiral Cod
rington from being carried into effect 1t
was asserted at Constantinople that accounts
from Alexandria stated that the Viceroy had,
with great repUgnance, agreed to the evac-
N-NAON u IiS AAOICo3 uhn was luuuC6u 10
give the order to that effect solely by the
threat of Admiral Codrington to blockade
, all the ports of Egypt, and to lombard that
OF Alexandria, unless Ibrahim Pacha receiv-
! ed instructions to quit the Peloponesus. M.
Pezzohi, the Russian Consul at Alexandria.
: had ceased his functions, and recommended
| the Russian subjects to the protection of the
: Consul of the Netherlands.
: Achnoob ponbo b,e ooo,,p,zl IT,
boul on Gen. Rudger's leaving it.
We learn from st. Petersburgh that the
! Russians were resolved upon making fur
Their efforts to recruit their army, in order to
carry on the war against Turkey with addi-
tlonal vigor ;-and that third levy is to be
made OF four out of every 500 men through
out Russia. This Says the SUM is forci-
ole commentary upon the Emperor's profess
slons OF moderation. Reckoning the number
} otmen in Russia capable of bearing arms, at
10 millions, the proportion of four out of ev-
D cry 500 would produce a levy of 10000
/ men,
The report. says the London Courier, of
: turkey meaning to declare war against
: France, obtains credit with the Paris papers.
winch argue, that as the intention of the
: Porte was known to he as hostile as ever to
the emancipation of Greece, and as Turk
: lsh army is said to he destined to the Morea
to act against the French, a declaration of
7 war may naturally be expected.
= Greece, from the accounts of the German
papers, appears to be more tranquil than
usual. AT Arta, and other places in that
district, the people seem inclined to arrange
heir differences with the Porte and the
, Albanian chiefs have addiesse "A petition
10 the Sultan, in which they only ask for
} change of the local functonaries. This
looks as if things could be settled after ALL
NAvARINo, Sept. TO-
The Turks and Egyptians evacuate the
Tort of Navarino. The Egyptians are en-
barking to return to Alexandria. The Camp
which was near Modon is also embarking.
lbrahim Pacha will not embark tll the sec
: ond Egyptian expedition sails meantime
te will occupy Modon and Coron. These two
places will be delivered up to the French
after his departure. Gen Maison, wishing
10 occupy Coron Immediately had invested
the place. Ibrahim gave notice to the AID.
nlrals, that if single musket shot vera
ired, and if the troops made the smallest
) movement, all the conventions should be
broken, and that he would not be forced
from the Morea while he was alive. The
Admirals Immediately sent to request Gen.
Maison to cause the French troops to retire,
: AMI they have returned to Calamata. Eng
Ash, French, Russian, and Greek vessels are
entering the bay of Calamata TO land the
Ambassadors of the three powers, and the
. President of Greece.
L. ). The Ambassadors have landed at
the head quarters Of Gen. Maison. There
has Deer a conference between them, the
Admrals, and Count Capo d'Istra. The
,, Egyptians are embarking amidst the thun-
DER OF the cannon of all the fleets, which
salute the Ambassadors Of the Allied Pow
ers, and through the smoke we see the