The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-11-26
From the Boston .4dUertlSe1.
FROM EUROPE.


London papers to Oct IL, have heen re-
ceived at New York by the packet ship
New York The intelligence from the seat
of war continues to he unfavorahle to the
Russian arms, bit it is quite probable, that,
as no part of the intelligence appears to he
of very authentic character, the disasters
of the Russians are very much exaggeHited.
1t is evident that the Russian Emperor I'M
der-rated the resistance which the Turks
were capable of making, and has been rom
PEELED TO close the rampaign, without hav-
ing forced the Balkan mountains. and to
retire from part of the ground whi;h his
troops had occupied, with conSiderahlelloss /;
probably mnch more from sickness than
from the sword. But we do not see any
reason TO suppose that he will he mpeled
to abandon his principal conquests.
The Queen Dowager of Wurtenburg sis
ter of the King of England, is dead.
LIVERPOOL, Ort 18.
Dispatches were received on ThFsday
morning from Lord Heytesbury, datet from
Odessa. on the 26th. and conveying iitelli-
genre from Varna of the 2lst ult., at Which
period the place had not SURRENDERED, nor
had any assault been made upon it.
LONDON, Octll7.
The Journal DIN Commerce brings ac-
counts from Frankfort to the 9th insl stat
ing that although no official accouns had
been published for several days pat, pri-
vate letters have been received from Berlin,
saying that the second army under tn. com
mand Of Count Wittgenstien, was dspers-
ed. Whole regiments of cavalry wee dis
mounted; the want of water was sd great
that three roubles were given for alhottle
OF water. 1t was reported on the Change
at Frankfort that the siege of Varia WIS
raised, and that the Russian army was in
full retreat to the Danube,
PARIS, Oct. H.
We have received letters from Odessa
of the 18th Sept. No doubt was enteruin-
ell OF the taking Of Varna bnt it was knswn
that the Russian army was in DISTRESSED
condition, and that the Emperor desires
peace. If we may believe the letters fbm
Bucharest, the Turks have assumed The
offensive. The corps of Gen. Roth has
been almost entirely destroyed, the siege
of Cbonmla raised, and the Russians alan
honIng 30 pieces Of cannon, have retreated
towards Bazardjik. pursued by Hussein Bey
at the head of 10000 men, who fiattered
himself that he should destroy them, fall ON
the rear Of the army besieging Wanna, re-
lieve that town, and terminate the cam
paign by compelling the whole of the Rus.
sian army to "A general attack.
PARIS, Oct 10.
Accounts from Alexandria of Ang. TX.
announce the sailing of IS transports for
the rMorea, laden with provisions, sent by
the Pacha, and convoved NV Tho Enr.lL i
Frenrh squadrons. BY this the Pacba has
transmitted 100000 head pias,res. A sec.
ond expedition will sail in about ten davs.
Accounts have been received of the
French literati and artists having safely
arrived az Is IN Egypt, to study the monuments
Of that country anew. After sailing from
Sicily on the 9TH Aug. they landed on tho
18th at Alexandria. On the MORNING NJ
the gath M. Champollion the YOUNGER ,c.
rompaned by the commander Carmao Dn.
mhnois, and the young artists in his snite.
had been introduced, by the Chevalier Ore