The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-01-06

the fact OF the triumph and the fact of the
revolution,
There are those who say where is this
new Revolution who are its leaders and
where do you discover the objects and in
tentions of the parties Ignorant and infat-
uated men are these Where is the new
Revolution In every province-in every
departmental every commune-in every
parish and hamlet-in every private and
public circle-in every family. and round
every table and hearth.
Where is the new Revolution? In the
| Court-n the chambers-in the Courts of
Justice-in the Journals the Elections
in every thing"
| FRANCE AND ALGIERs. A letter from Tou-
Ion says, the preparations for an expedition
against Algiers are proceeding with activity at
this port. 1t seems that the plan resolved on is
to burn the city by means of bomb shells and
! Congreve rockets. great number of rockets
are manufacturing, and the equipment of eight
bomb vessels, with two mortars on board Of
each, will be completed in a few days. The
Eclipse schr. sails to-day for the Levant The
| store ship false is to sail day for Mahon
with 100000 rations for our cruisers off Algiers
SPAIN.
| Accounts from Madrid to Nov, 10. state
that 5000 stands of arms had been ordered
IN Holland, on account of the Spanish gov
eminent, to complete the arming of the in
tended expedition against .Merico.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
The last Turkey mail has brought intel
ligence of the pecuniary resources of the
Sultan, which will entirely destroy his
| financial credit throughout Europe. The
hope of procuring him aid has not heer re-
linqushed until the arrival of the present
discouraging accounts. 1t has been calcu-
lated by some of the best informed residents
in the Turkish capital, that the produce of
the whole metallic valuables in the seraglio.
if converted into coin, would scarcely pro-
luce 100000 Turkish piasters, or about
G700,000-a sum too triflng to bring relief
to the Sultan under the pressure of existing
! circumstances.
Other accounts, however, have been re-
ceived from Adrianople, which state the
final ratification of the peace between Rus
STA and Turkey, by the Porte having paid
the first instalment of the commercial in
demnty, amounting to 100000 Dutch du-
cats, and causing the fortress of Giurgevo
to he evacuated. The fifth and sixth corps
of the Russian army had taken their de-
/
Adrianople.
Mustapha Pacha had discontinued his
military excursion, and all points between
Count Diebtsch and the Turkish Plenipo
Tertiary, had been finally settled.
The Plague. Accounts received from
Odessa state, that the plague had made
such rapid progress in that city, as to cause
business to be entirely suspended. Meas
ures were Immediately adopted by the local
authorities to prevent its spreading more
rapidly among the inhabitants.
At Bucharest, the plague, owing TO the
cold weather and the energetic measures
adopted to check it, has gradually diminish
| ed. The accounts also from the other parts
| of the country are favorable.
Frontiers Of Turkey. There has been an
aRa fn6ss 81 hee GRggs
J Scutari; the former, who was ordered to
observe the Pacha's motions, learned that
he intended to march towards Adrianople,
and resolved, therefore, to advance from
| Wrazza to Sophia. On the third day he
fell in, near Arnaut Kalessi, with corps
of 1000 Albanians, who had taken up a
strong position, and entrenched themselves
with three pieces of cannon. A flag of
truce, sent by Gen. Geismar to require
] free passage, was received with discharge
of musketry, on which the Albanians pre-
pared to make an attack, the result of which
was, that they suddenly abandoned the po-
sition, leaving their guns behind.
The Pacha of Scutari, on informing the
Turkish Plenipotentiares of this event, re-
peated the assurance of his peaceable in
tentions, and entreated that the advance of
Gen. Geismar might be suspended, which
was accordingly done by order of Count
Diebitsch. Happily this affair cost little
blood on either side, and tranquility is fully
restored.
Constantinople, Oct. 80. News was re-
ceived here yesterday, that the exchange
of the notifications of the treaty took place
at Adrianople, on the 9th ult. All the
points that were to precede the evacuation
of Adrianople by the Russians, are fulfilled,
so that in few days, all the Russian troops
will probably have left it, with the excep-
ton of a regiment of infantry, which will
be left to protect the sick and wounded,
whose number is stated at 5000 men. 1t is
to be remarked, that the Porte, since it has
heen certain of the retreat of the Russian
army, looks forward with uneasiness to the
time of its departure, and seems almost to
wish that it would remain longer. The
Porte must be daily more and more sensible
of the decay of its power, and the Sultan
feels but too well, that he is destitute of all
physical and moral means TO obtain due
obedience from the nation. There is no
doubt that the Mussufmans, h~.;as La.aa,A
acquainted, through the Russian invasion,
with the advantages of unimpeded civilza-
ton and an administration founded on the
principles of equity and justice, will be I'M
willing to submit again to the arbitrary
power of the Sultan and his satraps, and
there are many reasons to apprehend, that
after the departure of the Russian troops,
dangerous opposition may arise, by which
the life of the Sultan may be exposed, and
the total ruin of the Turkish empire acccl-
Grated. Serious disturbances are said to
have broken out in Albania and Macedonia.