The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-08-12

unopIe at LONDON ID has been adopted as
principle that legal establishment of the
| new state of Greece cannot take place with
| out the consent Of the Porte, and that it
will not grant such consent so long as the
wrecks remain armed against the Ottoman
power"
The Protocol of the conference signed
at London on the 22d March, mentioned in
the above paragraph by the Earl of Aber-
deem, the Prince Of Polignac and Prince Lii
even. is founded on the basis of that signed
at st. Petersburg, April 4, 1896, and of the
subsequent treaty of London, both of which
proceeded on the principle of the nominal
sovereignty Of Turkey over Greece, and
the payment of an annual tribute
PORTUGAL. An account from Lisbon,
Jane 10, received at Baltimore, states that
since the arrival there Of the despot Don
Miguel, he has hanged "a of the most res
pectable class Of men imprisoned upwards
{ OF 10000, besides about $4,000 who have
fed to foreign countries to avoid persecu-
ton. All the Liberals presume that Eng
land. that is, the Duke Of Wellington and
Lord Beresford, are the supposters of the
tyfannical government of the usurper.
Madrid, June II. Since the LIST inst SO
shocks of Earthquakes have been felt in tho en-
| Vlrons of Tore Vieja, thirteen Of which were
violent.
| The Gazette of Rome Of June 6, announces
that the Earthquakes coRtiaue 10 spread alarm
amongst the population inhahiting the vicinity
! OF Rome. Public prayers have bsen ordered
by Cardinal zurla to implore the cessation of
this formidable scourge.
| FRoM HAvAEA. BY the Dromo, arrived
I,ft
! Havana on the 25th ult. information is re-
ceived that another expedition, consisting of
one "a, two frigates, several gun briggs, and
number of transports, with 400G troops, was
fitting out, to be joined by other vessels from
Trinidad, and Porto Rico, to reinforce the
expedition which sailed on the 9th forMex
leo. A rumor was received, that the latter
had effected landing, and taken possession
of the city of Vera Cruz.
A letter under date of 21st July, says !:
A slave vessel arrived yesterday from Afii-
ca. The ship Fama, of 90 guns, has ar
rived on the coast of this island from Afri-
ca, and landed 800 slaves; she lost 600
slaves by sickness!
From MExIco. Capt Baker, of the brig
| Prince Edward, informs as, that the inhabit-
ants of Tampico we're in daily expectation
! of receiving visit from the Spanish expedi-
tioA, az letters had been received at that
! place irora Havana, stating tbat they would
| land on the coast, between Tampico and
1 Campo Achy. In consequence of the above
Information, the authOTites had srdsred all
the Spaniards into the interior, and were
making great preparations for defence, by
fortifyAg the place, and calling out the
militia. There is about one thousand repu-
lar troops at Tampico, which, together with
the militia, it was expected, would consti-
tute a force sufficient 10 repulse the enemy
with ease. should they think proper to at
tack that place.
Il was reported at Vera Cruz. July 9. that
the Spanish fleet intended to LAND IT Cam
peachy, and 400 r1en hai hoen cansaqi-s:..:-
| ly sent to that place. There were ca'y Do
soldiers at Vera Cruz, (near the Cystic ,..}
not more than two oil three weeks nr0Visigrs,
and all were in a miserable condition par
| ticularly the naVnl o1lcers, who were 80
much reduced as to be under the necessity
of offering their nautical instruments, &C.,
! for sale, even at enc twentieth of their cost.
The Mexican men Of war at Vera Cruz,
were all stripped, and each had guard of
two mea on board.-.N 7. Gazette.
BoLTvAR. Letters from Bogota, says the
N. Y. Mercantile Advertiser, state conf
IDENTITY that Bolivar has consented to be
crowned, and that negotiations are going
on with the French Government for settling
the succession on a Bourbon Prince. The
crown of Bolivar, it is said, is now prepar-
ing in Europe, and as the recent visit of the
Duke of Orleans and his son, the Prince de
Charities, to England, is said to have had
for ts object an introduction to Donna
Maria de Gloria, it is supposed the Prince
will become the Emperor of the Brazils.
Bolivar, having in view the conquest of
Peru, it will suit his views to have his En-
pire bounded by the Brszils, and to see the
two crowns settled on his successor.
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GEoRsrA INDIANS. The Augusta Chron-
icle of the 25th ult., gives some intelligence
from the Indian frontier, from which il