The Litchfield County post., 1826-08-29

The Austrian Observer gives the Col.
lowing details relative 60 che new oFganiEa.
ton Of the Ottoman forces, which are Of a
date Eve days anterior 60 the revolt Of the
JaniSsaries -
|" Tho now organization Of the Ottoman
army was resolved upon In Grand Coun-
Gil held at the house Of the Muphti, in the
presence Of the Staff Of the JanisSaries, and
the Chiefs Of all the other corps Of the ar
my. The Haiti Scheri6 upon this subject
sets forth that the privileges Of the Janis
saries shall be maintained, as well as the
quota of their pay; but they are personal,
and will become extinct at the death Of
each Janissary, not being tranSmissible to
the new men who enter into that corps
Out of the 100 ortas, so viii be chosen,
from each of which $50 men will be taken
to form nucleus OF 1850 men, who will
DO trained in the European tactics. The
new troops will be called Trained Dispose
bic Corps, bearing the denomination Of Nj
sam Djedid given by Selim III. A good
number Of Egyptian officers willsbe APP
pointed instructors in the Ottoman army.
The corps Of Cannoneers, Bombardeers,
and Pompiers will be augmented. The
new method will be introduced without de-
lay into the provinces, and even in the
municipalities where the Porte exercises a
right Of sovereignty. To cover the cx-
penses Of this new organization, recourse
will be had to the revenues Of the Janis
saries, and the product Of the Customs
The Director general Of the Customs will
be nominated Comptroller Of the now
troops"
LONDON, July 2O.-IEalf past Z o'clock
II. M.-The continental journals are filed
with accounts from Greece Of the most un-
favourable nature, Of the state of affairs in
the Morea, which Ibrahim Pacha seems to
traverse with scarcely the most triAing OPP
position.
LlvERPooL, JAY 70.
tits with sentiments Of the deepest sorrow
we have to reiterate our statements relative
to the distress which, in an unparalleled
degree, pervades the manufacturing districts
Of this and the adjoining counties.
Accounts daily reach us Of the increasing
misery Of the working classes, occasioned
by tho manufacturers generally beiGg com
pelled-to abridge their hours Of labor, and
even then only to employ portion Of the
population. The extreme
distress which prevails fills with apprehen- |
ion the minds Of all those interested in the |
,eace Of the country.-It is true we are |
without accounts Of those alarming acts Of
'iolence which we some time ago received,
nut we feel convinced that the recurrence
# those larnentable acts is alone pre-
rented by the presence Of large military |
orce.
We cannot disguise from ourselves the
ppalling conviction that the great mass Of
he industrious population engaged in man.
features is reduced to pauperism and des-
'air; that the employment still given is
lourly decreasing and that food will prob. |
bly, advance in price. With this view of
'ur situation,we confess we are not prepar-
d to meet the approach Of winter, without
ceilings Of q nature little allied TO those by
1hich the government at present appear
. be actuated. We believe that the situ-
ton Of the people in this county has been
epresented to government; they there.
Ore must BIO aware that not only the manu-
acturing, but the commercial interests, are
a situation to require immediate and eff.
ectual relief We venture to assert that
elief must be afforded, oF the distress now
Existing will he increased ID degree calcu-
ated to make every man in this country
nxious to obtain, by any reasonable sacri.
&c, a return TO settled state of things, in
'hich the enterprise Of the merchant, and
he industry of the artizau will be premo-
ed, and the fortunes Of the whole cemmu.
sity will be protected from those sudden
md violent changes which frustrato the
wisest plans, and render unavailing the
most interchangeable industry.
Greece.-Letters have been received in
this town from the Mediterranean, which
state that several sail Of vessels, bound
from Leghorn to Alexandria, laden with
stores and provisions &c. for the Pacha oil
Egypt, bave been captured. We rejoice
70 hear that among these ships there Is one
on board Of which the agents Of the Pa.
cha shipped very large quantity Of dol
lars. s $500
ENGLISH ELECTIONEERlNo.
From Preston (English) Paper, June co.
Mr.. Cohbett has just made his appearance
on the hustings, amidst the loudest cheerings
from the people in front.
During the interval OF suspense, whilst the
clerks were counting the votes, Mr.. Goblet
looked narrowly at every person who stood |
in his booth, and such as he did not immedi. |
ately know, he desired instantly to QUIT
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