The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1827-03-15

ASAiO"'A5 - ~~NtN~'SN H"Ah " ASt-
ter from one of the Portuguese Depu-
ties -
"The Infant Don Miguel has sent to
his brother, Don Pedro ~. the original
invitation-the oath taken by him at La
Serna, and the other papers sent to him
by the rebels in Spain, calling him to the
absolute sovereignty of Portugal, with
solemn protest, wholly disappearing of
such an attempt AS his best and most faith
ful subject, which was officially transmitted
to the government, and by Austria to it's
Minister at Lisbon"
THE observation-disclosures papers 10
the 23d of January, inform us that the
Wassener ship of war was wrecked on the
10th on the Dutch coast, near Egmond.-
The storm was violent. How many of
her officers and men were lost, is not
known. The Waterloo ship of war also
went ashore at one of the outlets of the
river Eens off the island of Borthum.-
Both had sailed for Java with troops The
third ship of the same expedition was driv-
en- into the Downs.
The mortality at Groningen does not
decrease SO much as was expected from
the change of the weather 81 deaths are
reported from the 18th to the 18th ofJan.
inclusive, which made two more than the
week before.
The G|eeks.--By the letter below from
M. Eynard, at the head of the Greek
Committee at Geneva, it appears that the
Greek cause is brightning.
The Greek frigate Hope, now called
the " Decatur Millinois," arrived at Nap
| oil on the 9th of December. She was re-
ceived with great enthusiasm. Maulis
took command Of her, and the Lausanne
Gazette says, that gallant Admiral had al
ready, accompanied by the rest of the flo-
tilla, attacked the Egyptian fleet, and
milton.
The same letter states that Mr.. Eynard
has received by way of Ancona, let
ter from Spezzia, of December 24th,
which confirms the complete defeat of
Redschid Pacha, and the deliverance of
all Upper Greece, from Attica to Thessa-
ly. karaiskaki and the other Greek Com
manders at the head of numerous army,
! are in pursuit of the barbarians.
Another column of Rumeliots had en-
tered the Morea, marching against Ibra-
him Pacha, who being beaten at every
point, had been obliged to quit the pla-
teau Of Trippolizza, and to retreat 10 Mo-
| don.
Letters from Marseiles say that Lord
Cochrane is at St. Tropez, arming brig
of 400 tons, and making active prepara-
tons to DIN the Greeks, with consider
able amount Of funds.
A letter is mentioned from Lord Coch-
rane to the Greek Government, in which
he says, that the time is approaching when
he will come to their relief, and that he
may be expected in the Morea in the month
of March.
Geneva, Jan. IS.
M. Eynard lately addressed to the Nou-
vcllist Vaudois, the following extract of
the happy and important news which he
has received from Greece :-s' Since the
letter which l had the honor to address
to the Committee of Lausanne, the 18th
of January, This should perhaps be De-
cembcr | have received numerous letters
from Napoli di Romania, of the 18th, 18th,
and 18th of December. All Of them bring
news favourable to Greece, of which the
following is the substance.
g Col. Heideck writes nearly in the fol-
AoWlllS lcllhS -:
After fatiguing passage, and some
dangers, we arrived at Napoli the 9Th of
Dec. and entered the port at the same
time as the American frigate. The Turks
have been beaten by land in Eastern
| Greece, and obliged to raise the siege of
Athens.
"The Egyptian fleet, through which we
happily passed, though it consisted of Is
sail, had only provisions on board, and no
troops for lbrahim. The Greeks are Joy
ful and full of hope. The National As
sembly have not yet fixed on the place of
its sttings.
"To-morrow we set out for Egina, by
way Of Epidaurus. We shall afterwards
go to Athens,
" Admiral Mianlis has taken the COM
mand of the irigate, and has gone with it
to Poro.
Karaiskaki has covered himself with
glory at Arcona, towards Livadia; he
there attacked Muslan Bey Kiaffa, of Ru-
melia, with 1000 men, and completely de-
feated him. Before the action the Turk
proposed to retire. No replied Karais-
kaki, Missolonghi demands blood, and L.