The Litchfield County post., 1826-12-19

pect than at present, as well as in Attica.
Ibrahim Pacha has been routed in three
different attacks that he made on Sparta,
(Maine) and despairing Of success he has
retired TO Tripoltza, where he is at pres
ent. In one, on the third inst. our troops
beat three battalions Of regll-
lars, composed Of Ibrahinl's best light
about 400 in number. This victory
was obtained by Cen, Nichita, With the
Copeteili of Missolonghi, and $50 Ionians.
About 1900 Egyptians attempted to open
for themselves a pass from Coron, Modon,
and Niocasiro, (t!Ie iortresssof Navarino,(
to join Ibrahim at Tripolitza our people
routed them and took about 500 horses and
mules, laden with provisions. Captains
Grisioti and Natzon, have harrassed the
Turks under Rintasky, who is besieging
Athens. This city and citadel are well
defended, and have good store of proviS-
ions and ammunition: and the enemy must
soon raise the siege, as Col. Fabvier, with
some regulars, is passing to Methine, Car
and several other Captains have
left this (NapoIi) to join Fabvier, so that
in few days the enemy will be forced tc
abandon Aliens aud tile whole of Aitca.
4 few days ago, 36 vessels sailed for Hy-.
.dra, commanded by Vice Admiral .Sach-
touri, and fell in with the enemy's fleet off
Samos; they prevented them from la:.9ing
ana forced them to sail. Two brulots
were sent against the two largest frigates,
one of which began to burn, aud was ex-.
tinguished, bat not till 600 or 700 men had
thrown themselves into the sea--3O9 of
whom were picked up blythe Greeks, a
mong whom was the Secretary to Admiral
TOPAZ. After this the enemy's squadron
refaged in the channel of Scios. We have
heard that Curatato has marched with 81
900 men upon Negropont, SO that Omer
Bey has had to mal.h from before Athens,
leaving there the Cutachi,
LIvERrooL, Oct. II.
Russia and Iarkey.-The Paris papers
received since our hast, contain the intelli-
gence that the Russian Ultimatum had been
accepted by the Porte, and that the negoti-
ations at Alderman would proceed, conse-
quently, in a pacific spirit. This news
rests merely uponthe authority Of private
letters, but it is so consonant to the neces-
sity the case, that very little is hazarded
in anticipating such result.
Russia anil Persio.-T he accounts from
St. Petersburgl, relative to the war with
Persia, speak with confidence of the ulti-
mate success of the Russian armies. In,
this, as in the question between Russia and
Turkey, the obyious disparity of the con-
tending powers, leads to the natural con-
clusion that superior strength aud numbers
must ultimately succeed.
The London papers contain great deal
on the subject ofthe Greek Bonds, in which
it appears that much. speculation has been
carried on, and great many impositions
are said to have been practiced. The
bond-holders complain OF Mr.. Luriottes,
and he lays the blame on Mr.. Ricardo.
Letters from Paris mention thit the
French Government has de6nitiyely reject
ed the claims of the United States for
'poliations committed by Napoleon.
Observation-Disclosures has been res
,eived frhm Lisbon, stating that some fresh
discretionary movements had taken place
N Portugal, on the part of the enemies of
he constitutional charter. One regiment in
he Algarves had revolted !; but the other
and the militia remained staunch
Ind troops were marched upon the revolt
'rs, with every prospect of Immediately
the insurrection. An attempt
% produce an insprrection in the north of
Portugal has entirely failed. Subsequent
accounts state that the instruction was al
most Immediately suppressed. In Algarve
the proceedings Of the Marquis Of Abrante
were of more serious character, but it is
probable that this revolt will also be sup
pressed without much difficulty.
\ TURKFY.-A passengerin the steamboat
from Hamburger arrived on Monday, states,
that when the vessel was under sail, re-
port was brought on board ofa express
having arrived, with accounts of the as
sassination ofthe Grand Seignor, at Con-
GREECE. The dates from Napoli are
to August 18th, when it is said things APP
peared more prosperous from the Greeks,
than ever before since the Egyptions first
landed. Ibraham has been routed in three
attempts to change his position, and always
retreats on the appearance of opposition.
On the Sd, 400 of his best light troops
were completely beaten by Nikitas, with
the Capa,elli Of Missolonghi and $50
Ionians.
The most important news, however if it
may be relied on, is that of the Greeks