The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-09-14
FOREIG N N E w S.

European dates to August3 have been re
ceived since our last.
| BRUssELs, July IS.
| MAKRIAGE OF KING LEOPOLD. The arrangement
relative to the marriage of Leopold are, according
to report, now about to be commenced. The chos
en- Queen of Belgium is the Princess Marie, daugh
! ter of the King Of France.
WARSAW, JULY 81.
! On the 18th. the Russians again entered Plock
| Warsaw is prepared for an attack.
I POLISH FRONTIERS July %.
Hopes wero entertained in Warsaw that Gener-
al Chranowski would be able wholly to destroy OF
take prisoners the corps of Rudiger. Should there
be any truth in the report that powder begins to
fail the final catastrophe may be nearer than is sup
posed. We hear from the province Of Augustowa,
| that on the 18th and 18th, 600 Russian troops
arriving from Lithuania passed through on their
way to Join the main army.
! FRONTIERS eF POLAND, JULY -.
! According to the latest accounts from the envi.
rons of Nichura, the Russian main army said to
consist of 60 900 men, with seventy pieces of can
non, has completed its passage over the Victu-
la, the guards under the Grand Duke Michael hav-
ing crossed the river on the 18th, by the bridge
! thrown over for the purpose. On the Fist, lie
| Deum, accompanied by the firing of cannon, was
celebrated on this account IN the Russian army I'M
der Prince Jebachoffski, and Gen. Witt, is said to
have already advanced TO the environs of Warsaw,
without meeting any opposition from the Polish
troops. DembrlnSKl, Win MS troops, IIe last re-
mains of the expedition sent to the country, have
been taken prisoners by the Russians.-Prussion
State Gazette, July 27.
Mex EL july I6.
1t seems that when General Gilgud entered Ii
thuania by way of Kowno, on the 9th of June, the
Russian troops consisted Of tweny thousand men,
in different positions besides corps under Gen.
Krentz the strength Of which is not known, with
60 cannon. Gielgud and Chapowsky, when united,
had only seven thousand men and % cannon, and
were in the end obliged 20 seek refuge in the Prus-
sian territory, which the officers by far preferred to
surrenGering to the Russians.
PARIS, July 81.
There are rumors here Of an nsurrection at Lis
bon subsequent to the submission of Don Miguel to
the French Admiral's demand, and that Miguel has
sought an asylum on board one of the French frig.
ates. 5--..-..-
FRONTIERS OF SERvIA, July Fl.
The plague, which has been brought from Asia
Miner, very destructive in the interior Of Turkey.
The presence Of the Sultan in the provinces has
had 4 very good effect there, and has relieved ma
ny appre tensions. At AdrianoPle the Sultan as
signed large sum from his private treasury for the
relief of the poor, and promised to repeat the gift
in the succeeding years. 1t appears he will soon
return to the capital. The military events in Po-
land excite much interest among the Turks in
the West Of Europe; and all accounts of the pro-
gress Of the contest are eagerly received at Con-
stantinople. IL seems 10 be still favorite notion
Oh lle oIte that Tue Boou opportunity =" s
lost provinces should be taken advantage Of but 1t
warts money and resolution to seize tho favora-
Bile moment.
News from the Austrian Empire, gives the
affecting intelligence, that ths Cholera Morbus
has spread from Austrian Poland into Moravia.
Its ravages already reach Ollmutz, famous for
he Imprisonment of Lafayette Between this
fortress and Brunn, towards lglau, an army of
30, 900 men has been stationed, TO arrest, if pos.
'ible, its progress. Another Gordon sani;aire
8 drawn farther to Vienna. The Capital of
Austria is in fear and CONSERVATION, and a num-
vel of measures have been adopted to repel
his dreadful enemy but as if to render vain
III tho efforts of policy, tho dreadful distemper
las also appeared in Italy, and along the shores
If tho Adriatic Gulph in Fiumni and Ancona.
.Neto York CouYier.
The English Ministers have at this moment {
n their possession list Of l,5Oo individuals, in
,r near London, whose private fortunes would
aH ha paftnunl AL !.