The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-08-26

IRELAND.
A Dublin account of July Is says that
letters have been received there from Bor-
rlsokane, which state that a magistrate of
the county ofTipperary was murdered there
the day previous, in the open day, by the
mob. Some paragraphs below will serve
to Indicate the state of the popular feeling
in Ireland. At Armagh on the 18th, Il party
paraded the streets with drums. flies, Sc.
firing guns and cheering. Numerous bod
les of Orangemen entered the town with
colors, and committed many outraqes.-
They were headed by Mr.. Gerald TYR
rell. who was mounted on Il white horse, TO
represent King William. He was indenti-
fed the next day. on examination before
the police, rs having fired pistol. the ball
from which grazed the breast of Il young
man who narrowly escaped with his lite
Tyrrell was committed TO take his trial at
the ensuing asslzes. A report from Coal
Island stated that 10 persons had been kill
ed and 30 wounded at Enuskillen. Arches
were erected in the streets with this nscrip-
ton, Pedestrians, remember the Bovine ~
" You have been BETRAYED. hut will not sur
render" Pupists were not permitted to
pass under these arches, and the Catholics
having heard Of this, FASTENED To the spot
and a serions conflict ensued,- the par
ii.as-,".a-n -..s.,,ad- will. -.-~I~t5 and fixed
oayonetS, ana some with scythes, pitchforks.
&c. One Orangcman was killed. seven
were dangerously wounded, and The saugh
Ter among the Catholics was as great.
WAR IN THE EAST.
Constcntjnople, June 90. "Thc British
and French Ambassadors have not vet had
an official interview with the Refs Effendi.
hut have en,leayored to have Il confidential
understanding with him upon the object of
their mission. In this nlanner thew have
learned that the Porte will not nemociate
upon the basis Of the Protocol signed at
London, and especially upon the article
which requires the extension of the from
tiers of Greece from the Gulfof VoIo to that
OF Arta; so that they already foIesce great
difficulties IN the way of executing their
mission. The Grand Vizier is collecting
all the troops he can at Choumla, and homes
to be able to assemble 400G0 men without
weakening the garrison. All the men able
to bear arms have departed for the Balkan !;
the Turks admit that the NUM-. err of men
AMI artillery lost by them in the battle OF
the 18th was very considerable. Some per
sons still Halter themselves with the hone
oil peace, and speak of agents having been
sent 10 the Russian camp. Ali Pacha, it
appears, was killed in the battle of the lItb.
Inc Captain Pacha has not yet returned
from The Black Sea-" Another letter from
ConStantinople OF the same date, saysl-
The Grand VIz!er returned 10 Cboun,la
alter the battle of the lIth of June with
COCO men OF cavalry and $4,000 infantry
The Mussulmans, thrown into consterna-
ton by the first intelligence of the defeat.
resumed courage when they learned that
the mass OF the army had returned into the
camp. 1t was also represented to them thru
the loss of the Russians was very consider
able"
Letters from Lesser Wallachia announce
that alter the occupation of RacIova by the
troops OF General Geisfnar. tho paei1s -
WIddn reconnotered the eavirons of that
place, and meeting a division of Russian
cavalry, Immediately attacked it. The
Russians retreated upon Rachova. 1t Is
stated that if the Turkish garrsons at the
latter place previous 10 its capture had done
their duty, and the commander had not
been deficient in courage, the Russian Gen
eral would have found it difficult to establish
himself upon the right bunk of the Danube.
The Pacha of NicopaIos was already on his
way to relieve Ruchova. Several Otto
man vessels laden with corn, on then wav
to Constantinople from Belgrade, have been
set on fire by the Russians by means of
Congreve rockets.
FALL OF sILIsTRIA,
Paris, July 20. Intelligence of the can
tUrP Of SlifGtFIa
graph from S;rashouig to this place on
Friday. The Augsburg Gazette, which
reached us yesterday, contains the follow
ing Bulletin, dated Bucharest, July 2, re-
celved by express =" At this moment a
courier, sen: off from Siiistria by Lit. Gen.
Krassowsky, has arrived with the intelh-
gence of that place having fallen under the
victorious attacks of the Russians. The
Turkish garrison, who after an obstinate re-
slslance, had been reduced 10 the last ex.
tIemty, have surrendered themselves pris.
oners Of war. The garrison consisted of
10000 men, exclusive of the inhabitants
In this number are Hady Achmet and SER
MahmOud. both three tailed Puchas. and
many other officers. The trophies of this
victory are $50 pieces OF cannon. two horse
tails, upwards OF 100 stand of colors. the
Holiila Of the Danube, and Il great quantity
OF ammunition and provision" The Berlin
State Gazette gives the following version OF
this EVENT." The garrison consisting of
500 men, AMI the inhabitants IN arms. TO
the number of 10000. are made prisoners
OF war. The Grand Vizier is closely flock
AIDED at Chounila by General Diebiiscb."-
A letter OF the lltli inst. from Vienna. saws.
upon the same suiJect--"I hasten to inloIm
you that we have just received advices of
the capture of SillstIia, which surrendered
10y capitalization to the Russians arms Junc
Both. The SUR ender of this fortress Is nm
event OF high importance, MS it will hasten
and render almost certain, the fall of Cur
gevo and Routshouk. Thus, with tho ex-
ceptlon of Wddin, against which undonht-
edly fresh effoIts will be successivelv III
rected, the whole line of the Danube i co.