The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-08-26
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By the arrival at Boston Of the packet ship
Liverpool, in q days from Liverpool, london
dates TO the 22d, and Liverpool dates to the Gath
ulilmo, are received.
The Intelligence from the seat of war is
replete with interest. We have accounts
OF new victories achieved by the Russian
troops, the most important of which il the
capture of Siiistrla, with 256 pieces of can
non, leo pairs of cOlors, and other munitions
OF wal. The particulars will be found in
another column.
Letters from Odessa, dated July 9. re-
ceIved at Vienna, are said 10 he full of re-
ports of negotiations for peace, and it is be-
lleyed there that hostltles will soon cease.
Accounts from the frontiers of Italy up TO
July 3, say that according to the latest adj
wees from Greece, by the way of Corfu.
Athens has capitulated to the Greeks. Ii
is believed that the meeting of the National
Assembly is deferred till the negotiations
! OF the three powers with the Porte respect
( ing the future destnles of Greece shall lie
/ terminated There IS no doubt. that if the
choice of a head for the new State should
be left to the Greek nation, it will fall on
Count Capo d'Isiria.
The Prussian monarch has appointed a
Russia in the Turkish capital.
! A letter fIom Bucharest, dated June 26th.
stated that the Grand Vlzier had sent two
deputies to Count Diebitsch, and a report
of suspension of arms had TRANSFERRED IN
the Russian camp after their arrival. Glur.
geyo was still blockaded.
The Paris papers of July Is, say that af-
ter the victory of June lth, Nicholas had
addressed diplomatic notes to all the Cabi-
nets in Europe, TO protest that his wish was
to conclude peace with Turkey.
The opening of the Federal Diet of
Switzerland took place at Berne, July 9Th.
The Russian body Of Reserve ut Bncba-
rest, had received orders TO JOIN the army OF
the Danube. 1t consist OF 10000 mem
General Geismar WAS said TO be preparing
to pass the Danube.
A letter from Gibraltar, dated July 4, saws
that the Austrian Consul had sent TO Tho
different Consnls there, circular copies of
despatch sent to him signed by tile Com
mander of the Austrian SQUADRON. Baron
Flugell, notifying the commencement Of
hosiilities against Morocco. This move.
ment IS said to be occassioned by The mi
success of the attack made on Larache.
when the Austrians lost some men WIN
were cut 10 pieces 10y the Arabs in sipht of
their ships. The Moors considered This az
a species of triumph, and instead of SHOW
ing any disposition to give satisfaction for
the capture of an Austrian vessel taken bv
their cruisers, bid their enemy defiance.
The Emperor Nicholas has nominated
Count Diehtsch to the Knighthood of the
order ofSt George, and presented him with
six pieces fcannon, in honor of his victory
over the Turks.
The Pacha Of Carlo has turned reformer
and ordered all the Mussulmans TO cut off
their boards. This was n bold measure.
and Tor time great danger TO the public
peace was apprehenhed. What shall we
do when we want to swear BY our boards 20
asked the Mussulmnns-" Swear bv vour
chns," said the Pacha. The consent of
the Ulemas was Mt length obtained 70 This
beardsweeping measure, and the Mnssm.
mans were consoled by the permission piven
them to deposit their boards in the graves
oftbe owners Of them. As an expedient nv
which no laughter or ridicule should be IN.
dnged against any man who might be shorn
OF his beard before his neighbors, n particn-
lar hour aud day were fixed for the bearded
Mussulmans 10 assemble in the open streets
and squares They were ranged in line