The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-09-07

one Of the officers GieIgud was shot Gen.
Ruhlan began his retreat Immediately along
the frontier, pursued by 5000 Russians and it
Is stated that he had been captured, with the
whole of his troops, and had arrived about
three miles from Memel. He had about 1000
troops. General Gieigud's 5000 foot aud $50
horse had been placed under quarantine. The
surrender was an act of base treachery.
Memel, July IL. The remains Of General
GIelgud have been buried by the Poles, in the
DiVouac assigned them, on the 18th, in the
RUSSIAN territory, near the village of Stettin.
Ills assassin is said 10 be Lieutenant Skulski of
the corps of Robland, and is reported TO have
shot himself soon afterwards.
L"ndon, July 81, We have this moment re-
ceYed from an official source the Declaration
et Prussia refatire TO Poland The Prussan
Government has just declared that il is not nen.
trat IN Polish affairs; that it considers it has
right to aid Russia in every way-in facilitating
the passage of provisions and munitions of war
to the Russian army in Poland-.and to treat
the Poles as revoted subjects in fine, that
the present state Of Prussia is inaetirity, but
not neutrality.
London, Juiy 90. On Saturday morning,
Prince Leopold, King of Belgium, left London
| accompanied by the Belgian Deputies, 10 take
possession Of his kingdom. His Majesty EN-.
barked at Dover, and reached Calais at half past
D the same afternoon. He was received with
royal salute, and with all the honors due to
! reignsg sovereign. On Sunday morning, his
Belgian Majesty left Calais for Ostene, and on
Monday proceeded by way of Bruges TO Client
On Tuesday he set ont for Lacken, aud was TO
make his public entry into Brussels on Thurs.
Gay. In his progress through France, King
| Leopold was enthusiastically received, and Il
! does not appear that the French people enter
tam the slightest Jealousy on his appointment
to the elevated station 10 which he has be en-
raised
! Hhe Dutch papers contain no news Of de-.
cisire character The Kings determination
with respect to The preliminaries was not
yet certainly known bur the general impress.
sion was that he would not accept them, and
this was favored BY the language in the minis
terial papers.
ITALY.
Letters from Italy mention that considers.
BILE Austrian army is now concentrating in tho
renvirons Of Milan. The Piedmontese troops
which had been marched towards the frontiers
of the Austrian possessions, are now on their
way TO Savoy.
! Private accounts from Genoa state, that thu
new alliance between Sardinia and Austria is
no longer mystery, and the King of Sardinia
IS assembling an army at Navarro, of 10000
men, which is to join the Austrian army in the
noghborhood Of Milan, which is TO consist of
OF Charles Albert.
TURKEY
ConstGRtinople, June 10. For some DAYS past
we have been under great apprehensions that
the tranquility of the city may be soon disturb
ed. The Sultan left the capital on the I'd Of
ibis month"; only, as it was said, accompanying
the fleet to the Dardaneles But the measures
that have been taken are of such nature that
even 1t the reports in circulation are unbound
ed, we may expect the absence Of the Sultan
will be long. There are circumstances to JUS
lity the conjecture that the active Sultan in
tends to carry into effect great plans of reform,
particularly the long-reported project Of seizing
the estates and revenues of the mosques and
the uemas for the use of the State.
CHOLERA MoRDUs. A Hamburg paper says,
we have been assured that in Archangel, ae-
cording to the last accounts nearly 400 indi.
viduals had died of this fearful malady.
AZ st. Petersburg on the Cd, 3d. and 4th Of
July, the number Of new cases Of cholera were
4l4 the number of deaths $780, the number
OF those who had recovered 4 the number like
y to recover -. The number Of new cases on
The "a was 81, and an the 9Th 30l. In conse.
quence OF the dreadful mortality, the lower or
GERS OF The people took il into their heads that
the sufferers had been poisoned or buried alive,
as none OF those carried to the hospitals had 70.
turned Riots broke out in different parts of
mo metropolis, which were only suppressed by
the appearance of the Emperor, who was fro.
quently obliged to exhibit himself in the streets.
German physician to one of the hospitaIs
Dr; Seymour, was murdered by the populace
) and his body dragged through the streets. Sew.
eral other individuals lost their lives. III.
English families at the date of these accounts.
Goth july were abandoning their property and
leaving Petersburg as fast as possible
In Dantzc the mortality seems to have been
propertlonaby greater in the private houses
than IN the hospitals. OF 633 individuals at.
tackled to the 9Th July, 466 had died, and 40
recovered. This great mortality is attributed
partly to the reluctance shown by individuals
to acknowledge that the infection has fou nd it's
way into their houses, the immediate cense.
quence of such confession being that their hon.
ses are shut up, and they themselves confined
for a certain number of days, to the infected
dwelling.
In Lcmberg. down to the 25th June $500 in
dividaals have been taken i'll, of whom $50 had
recovered, and 1895 died. On the goth thora
were l05 fresh cases, and 65 deaths on the
9th, I48 fresh cases, and So deaths. | on the the
2sth, l42 fresh cases, and 46 deaths; on tho
18th, 100 fresh cases, and SO deaths. On tho
last mentioned day $50 persons remained III.
| In MoldaVla the cholera continues to rage to
a fearful extent, and seems to be ADVANCING
down the Danube and towards Transvlyanis'
! In Cr1cow and the immediate vicinity. about
400 individuals died during the first fortnight.
Down to the 9TH July 500 Jews and 200 Chris
tinns had died.
| In Riga, the virulence of tho malady seems
to be rapidly diminishing. On the 30th June
there we're 62 fresh cases, 50 persons recover.
cd, and 10 died; on the Ist July, 63 fresh cascs.
"a recoveries, and IA deaths on the I'd. 80
fresh cases, 60 recovcries, and 10 deaths.
London, July % The accounts we continue
to receive oftbe ravages the cholera is making
in Europe are very affecting At Odessa.
from whence we have accounts I'D 10 the 9Th
OF juno, the number of cases were forty dav.
1t is trlghtful to contemplate the vast extent Of
country that is now suffering from it's ravaqe,.
1t RACES from Dan:zc, in the Baltic, 10 Odessa.
IN the Black Sea; from Odessa 20 .Archanqel'
IN the White Sea, and in most of the towns in
the vast intermediate space.
Iten"a, Jufy9. Tho cholera stills spreads
IN Gallacia as well as in Hungary, for which
reason several regiments stationed in Inner
austria, have been ordered to the Hungarian
frontiers to form Gordon. All possible pre.
cautions are adopted here in case the choIer,
should reach ms the whole eitv .nd al. =