The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-10-27
roREIGN NEWS

EOREAON NEWS. -f
Our accounts from Europe are only one day
later than last week. A few extracts will ur.
nish all they contain of any importance. az
Hamburg papers to Sept. 4th, had been re.
ceived in London.
They announce that Count Lebau. Ambas.
sador Extraordinary from France to phe.Couft
oil Berlin, was presented to the King Of Prussia
on the oOth Aug. (another account saws the LIST
ult,) on which occasion he delivered n letter
from Louis Philip, announcing his accession to
the French throne. Both accounts aoree in
stating that the Count was received in the most
hatterIng manner, and received an invitation 10
dlne with the King. II is further stated tina:
he was presented with rich diamond snuff.
box, and that, lin addition TO these gracious marks
lie was mvitedto attend the review, which is
70 be held near Brandenburg. This intelligence
IS The more important, as the conduct of Rus
STA towards France was fully known 10 the king
OF Prussia at the time and it cannot be- there.
tore, said, that the latter acted in this decisive
manner before he had an opportunity of .ascer.
talning the sentiments of bis ImperialAil aud
son'ln-law. But, if any credit be due to
statement IN one Of the Hamburg papers, so far
from there being, in this respect, any collision
IN the policy OF the two Courts there is per.
iect coincidence of views for such is the only
rational construction we can put upon fireworks,
" II is asserted,here namely, Berlin) that equal
satisfactory accounts respecting the affairs
ofFrance have been received from ST. Peters
burg"
The Morning Herald says, the foregoing
statement must be received with much caution,
and we are inclined to the saiss opinion--par-
tlcniarly alter reading the following paragraph
from the French National:
nj Poy1o n, Rorca Al.
at Paris, has received orders by a courier, who
set off on the 2lst of August, and arrived on the
ist OF this month, to inform all Russian subjects
at Paris to leave France within eight days, un.
der pain of mourning the dispeasure of their
Sovereign. There is nothing alarming in this
measure tthe National odds) being the effect of
me hrst surprise experimental St.Peters burg.
moreover, this is quite in conformity with the
diplomatic usage of that Court, which, under
such circumstances, is guided by the regula-
tions and customs Of an absolute government
Al the same time it has been professionally for
Ridden to the Ambassador to grant passports to
renchmeR purposing to proceed TO Russia.
Besides, when this courier left St. Petersburg,
e'happy termination of our revolution was
but imperfectly known there; for the courier of
the Russian Embassy, who left Paris on the 9th
to announce the accession of Louis Philip l.,
f'NS hASb WI thO $iSt VI aug al LuO BUtOS Va
st. Petersburg by the other going to Paris,
who was the bearer of the aforesaid orders.
A letter from Versailles says "The hunting
aviary, and every thing belong
ing to the chase, have been sold by auction, at
low prices. The fruit and vegetables of the
Kings kitchen-garden have likewise been sold
in small lots, on the spot. II is calculated that
Versailles will be deprived ofthc circulation of
| 200, 900 francs, the amount o. pensions enjoy
ed by persons resident in this town"
Since VI. de Humboldt's journey to the IRA
Ian Mountains, severol new mines Of diamonds
have been discovered there.
SPAIN. A Paris date of Sept A, mentions
that the deputation Of st. Sebastian had refns-
ed to obey an order Of the Spanish government,
placing the Royal Volunteers and Tercios at
The disposal of NJ Bias Trumas, Captain Gen
eral of Guipuscoa. Spanish emgrants from
London, Brussels, and Paris had been fiockng
10 Bayonne during the latter part of August,
ind 1900 of them were supposed to DO onthe
rontiers The article says: -
The celebrated Pastor is at Bayonne, as we'll
IS the Aide-de- Camp of Gen. Nina. Gen.
forrcjos is in the neighborhood. Gen. Vigo is
soing to join his companions in exile. Il is
bought that Nina and Quiroga are going to
80 INV Va 'otiSO W JUN LHcH SOunITJ-
men. The Spaniards assembled at Boarg-
Madame are armed, as well as those at BAY.
'nne; many of them already wear the red and
'ellow ribband, the emblem eff liberty. Ia short
hose Spaniards are only waiting for Nina, who
their entire confidence. 1t is affirm.
ID that, wnen they are all assembled, Gen. vi.
70 will advance towards Galacia, T0rreios and
Quiroga towards Madrid, and that Nina will
inter Spain by Catalonia.
Letters from Madrid of the Goth August, an.
lounce that the Cabinet continued to deliber-
tie on measures TO make some concession to
public opinion, and seem disposed to grant much.
The Apostolicals, however, wish nothing to be
yielded.
PARIS, Sept. 6.
Gen. siina met yesterday here with sixteen
smigrant SPaniards, and it appears that they
intend toproceed very shortly to the frontiers
Of Spain. The country seems ripe for Reyo.
luton. About 200 men are now assembled ON
the frontiers, and are animated with the great.
est desire 10 enter their native country..s They
are headed by Ell Pastor Chapalcagarrn, Aid dc.
Camp to Gen. Nina, and. Torrelos A treat
number of them already wear the Constitution.
al colors. They say that they are only to wait
for Nina, who-is their Lafayette. 81 j: 4
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date of Hague, Sept 4, are favorable, 10 the
speedy restoration oftranquillity. The Prince
IF Orange reached the capital, on his return
from Brussels, on the morning Of the 9TH, and
with much joy by the people, The
King went to the Hotel Of the Prince to meet
rim. 20 So
NJ. G. T. Van Maanoa, who, during period
IF 80 years has served the country in vafious
nigh offices with so much zeal and fidelity, has
received from the King of the Netherlands, Al,
honorable discharge from the Office of Minister
IF Justice, with expressions of gratitude for his
ong and faithful services to the country a
BiscUfr MACHINES. The Navy Board is
manufacturing biscuits at Portsmouth by ma.
,hinery. The first process is that of mixing
The meal Is cwt.) with a sufficient quantity or
water, which is accomplished in two minutes
he second process is tlrat Of rolling the dough,
which is placed on boards, to its proper thick
ness; and the third and last process is passing
he dough, when rolled, under the stamping
rffinee ~ hich u,iIl damn IN. =