The Litchfield County post., 1827-08-23
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BY the Hornillos from Antwerp papers have been
received to the 9th June. From the TRANSACTIONS In
the Advocate, we make the following extracts.
The Paris Etoile of the 23d says, awe announced
several DAYS since, that treaty about to be sign
ed by the five great powers to save Greece: we nave
since had to depore the occurrences before Athens.
We happy in having 1t in our power this day to
announce that decisive orders, in conformity to the
proceeding arrangements, have been given by Russia
France and England, to reunte their respective fleets
anerseparate the combatants. This STEP though tar
dy, may still, it is hoped be in time to save them"
The village of Goussehn near Grenobe, was total
ly destroyed on the night of the 18th of June by
water spout, which descended from the nelghbourlng
mountains. Nearly all the inhabitants were killed.
and sixty dead bodies taken from the ruins.
1t is said that Gen. Kara;slaki, a few minutes be-
fore his death, being surrounded by General Church
Lord Cochrane, and several other Greek CHIEFS re-
commended his soldiers to their protection to whom
he gave all his property mounting to l5O0o iur-
kish Piasers. GAS to my SON. said he 81 leave him
my arms that the blood with which they are stained
may renewals courage" These were his last words.
His body to be transported to Napoll there to be
inferred with the same pomp as those OF Marco Boz
zaris and Lord Byron.
The RemeIiots one and all, took the following oath
after the death of the brave karaiskak: 1--WE call
God to witness, and swear by the Holy Trinity, to
die under arms, and not to lay them down till the
enemy is driven from the land OF our fathers and IN
the bosom of which their bodies arc buried we swear
a perpetual union and paterna love we Will divide
among our families our last morsel of bread, and will
protect the women and children of such Of our COM
panions may gloriously fall in battle. We swear
eternal vengeance against each individual and his de-
scendants who may violate this sacred Obligation and
If single volaor Of this oath should escape our hands
surrender him to the imprccations and vengence
of the Most High May God grant that he experien-
no happiness in this world, and that he may be
chidless and without assistance in his last hours to
close bis eyes!@ We in fine swear to bring up and ill.,
sruct children in eternal hatred towards our OPP
pressors Amen"
Constantinopie, May 26.--The Drogomans of the
Russian and English Ambassadors since their last
ference, of which the result vas known, have had
now consultations with the Refs Efendi. The latter
party has still spoken of propositions OF peace and OF
Lord Cochrane andrepeated his former declarations
On the 9Th M. dOueniels internuncio OF Austria,
transmitted to the Porte note which had heen
brought from Vienna, and the object of which was to
counsel the Porte to accept the propositions OF Rus
sa and England-But the Porte eyaded giving to the
two Courts any other than that which is alrea-
dy known; because they evidently fear by doing so
to acknowledge thereby Alright ofnterference-
is great curiosity 70 hear what measures the Courts OF
London and Paris will take. 1t is remarkable fact
that the Porte seems disposed to accomplish with ex-
acttude the terms Of the Convention Of Alderman,
it is said with confidence that Frman is Immediate
ly to be dispatched to the princpaltes OF Moidavia
and Walachia, placing matters on footing strictly
conformidable to the treaties.
COassantinopie June, 1-Sincc the fatal catastrophe
in which the Greeks suffered before Athens, during
the first days of May, the English Ambassador, MIR.
CtfaIiOfd canning, VINO, during the iateT peIou, HOS
had nearly every day conferences with the Russian
Ambassador-has renewed his former attempts to re-
establish peace, and has transmitted with that design,
energetic note the Refs Efendi, which can leave
doubt that the Russian and English Cabinets have
acted in accordance with the means which are TO be
made of to attain the end proposed. 1t appears
that the certainty of that harmonious cooperation,
joined to the representations of NJ. ID. Otenfe the
Austrian Internuncio, has made an impression upon
the Divan. In fact tits confidently stated that the Re-
is Effendi has displayed much conciliang dis
position than formerly. circumstance which, if it
is confirmed, will beyery likely to inspire the Divan
with pacific sentiments, the report circulated
within two or three days. that Lord Cochrane had
gained decisive victory a portion of the Otto
man fleet. But the Franks know nothing as yet abb
solutey authentic on this head. Since the despatch
es from Rescbid Pacha which have been go advanta-
geous to the Porte no official publication has been
made. The friends of Greece conclude from this
silence, but perhaps permaturely, that disagreeabe
news has been received.
Rnssia-P eters6urgh, Jiane ca squadron Of nine
ships of the line, three fIigates and two briggs will
leave Cronstadt in few days-to which will be added
the vessels sent to the Mediterranean in October
last, which are expected from Toulon This feet will
sail under the command of Admiral SenJavlne, with
secret orders, for the Archipelago. The Emperor
viii pass the SHIPS in review during the present week.