The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1826-09-12

ksaint6g. Sc. died suddenly OF apoplexy.
at So. Petersburg. on the alb Of July.
His Majesty's barge La Dr0Rct, arri-
we'd at Legi0rn on the oath Of June, to
take an board the collection Of Egyptian
Antiquities, bought BY the king, snd trans
port them to Havre, from whence it will be
forwarded to Paris.
An Official Journal, in Arabic and Ital-
ian, is about to be published at Grand Cal
70.
The prohibition, which has subsisted in
the Principally of Luncburg since 1907, to
export tan, oak, and birch bark, is revo-
ked.
The Swedish Government has lately
called on the Directors of the Bank to
bring silver into circulation, in order to
prevent the rise of the rate OF exchange.
1t is again rumored that Count Capo d.
Istria, who is Greek by birth, and whose
dismissal by the Emperor Alexander was
obtained by Prince Mitternich, is recalled
to St. Petersburgh, and will there enter
again into the administration. Prince
Mitternich is said to be seriously disquiet-
ed about his personsl situation and Omnip-
otence, because the accusations brought
against him by all Europe, have at length
reached the ears of the Emperor Of Aus
tria. M
A letter of the 9th Of July, from St.
Petersburgh, announces that the diplomat
ic personages in that capital have just re-
ceived official notice that the coronation OF
the Emperor Nicholas would take place in
August. It is remarkable that the day is
not mentioned.
The Augsburgh Gazette contains intelii-
gence.from Constantinople of the 9Th Ju-
ly, which, in its details differs but little
from that already known. The follow
ing passage. however, is worthy of OBJ
servation :-'s We are assured that 49,
900 Janissarics persisted, including 1000
who were burned in their barracks at
Al,neidan. The Sultan has declared in
full Divap, his fixed resolution Of cham
ging every thing in the Empire, the
civil as we'll as the military organization,
and concluded his speech by these nice
morable words, which certainly none Of
his predecessors would have dared to
pr ononnce SCI will hear no more of
the ancient order of things, such as il
was. Every thing must be established
upon new footing" Tho capital is
tranquil, and a new era has commenced
for the Ottoman Empire. The populace
were gained by reduction in the price
of provisions"
The following is from the Austrian
Observer of the 18th July -" The ia
nissaries Of Adrianople and other places
on the Danube, such as Widdin, Ruds-
chuk, Silistria, and Ibrail, have submit
ted to the HAITI or Scherif of the Sultan,
which pronounces the abolition of that
soldiery.
An American squadron has cast anchor
in the roadsted of Smyrna. The object
of its arrival there, is supposed to be to
protect the merchant vessels of the Uni-
ted States against piratical attacks.
Extract Of private letter, dated CO.
penhagen, the 18th Of July So: We have
had for some days most oppressive heat
of 20 &c deg. which was not diminished
by the storm we had yesterday. We have
complaints from all places Of excessive
heat and long continued drought, and the
hopes of good harvest are given up
Hail storms have also done much damage.
~ THE GREEKS.
Aletter from Zante of June 80, announces
the arrival at Napoli of numerous articles
of equipment for lord Cochrane's squadron,
who was expected Immediately in the
Archipelago. A number Of other particu-
lars are stated, which, ifto be relied on,
are quite favorable to the Geeks. 1t is
stated that Ibrahina Pacha was not in a
condition to undertake any thing. Col
Fabvier had received $4,000 piastres for
the payment Of his regiment, and clothing
had been furnished to. him by the French
Greek Committee.
LONDON, july ~.
The French Papers of Monday have ar
rived in due course, with the Etoile, dated
Tuesday. The Etoile contains an article
dated Corfu, June 27, which represents a
corps Of Arabs, to the amount of or S.
600 mon, to have been advancing to the
province Of Mama, but to have been de-
feated by the Greeks, with the loss Of q
600 Of their number.
TURKEY
Letters from Constantinople to the 9th
June state that at that time the city was in
q state Of perfect tranquility, SO complete