The Litchfield County post., 1827-09-27
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

N. YORK. Sept. "a.
The packet ship Leeds, arrived on Satur-
day evening from Liverpool. By this vessel
we have regular files of papers to the 25th
Of August inclusive, the day on which she sail
ed.
The Duke Of Wellngton, has been appoint
ed Commander in chief of the army. He was
to resume the duties of office the moment the
patent conId be made out. The Duke of Port
land has been declared Lord President of the
Privy Council.
Mr. Huskinson had arrived at Paris on his
return to England. In abiding to the minste-
rial arrangements, the Courier Of the esd OBJ
serves that until the return of Mr.. Huski,ison
no further step will be taken towards the de-
initiye settlement Of what remains yet incom-
p!ete.
Accounts from Bucharest, of July goth,
mention that the Porte would resist the de-
mands of the Allies, and some movement of
resentment was expected.
BY the will Of MIR. Canning, Mrs. Canning
is to receive all the personal estate and effects
! of her late husband. The effects are sworn
to be under 100000. In codacil Mr.. Can
ming earnestly desires that his wife will Ell
ther pay to his mother 2OOOi., or an annuity
of 1901. during life.
A meeting has been held at Liverpool and
measures adopted for the erection of stat
ute or pillar to the memory of Mr.. Can
ming.
PORTU Intelligence from Lisbon
is to the 4th of August. The papers are fill
ed with details Of the popular connections
occasioned by the dismissal of Saldanha, the
the minister and secretary of state of the war
department. About SO persons had b, en- ar
rested, and it is stated that orders have been
issued TO arrest 900 more. The London New
Times says:
1t would appear that illness had broken
down the spirit of the Princess Regent, or she
now displays degree of timidity which de-
stroys all the strength of her government, &
greatly increases if it does not altogether Gre
ate the divisions and disturbances to which
Lisbon IS prey. She is said to have threa-
tened, in her alarm, to abdicate her high Of
fee, If decisive steps were not taken to sup
press the expression Of popular opinion, and
to have almost shown disposition t. submit
to the dctation of the Mother Queen, who
has throughout been bitter enemy to the
constitution. In fact, the UItras begin to en-
terrain the most sanguine hopes. They see
the Constituencies divided into two parties,
the Mnlsterialists and the Reyolutionists.
They see them ready to come to blows, and
they wait patiently whilst their opponents are
destroying their respective strength in order
to rush upon the weakened combatants when
the signal shall be given, and to sieze the CHIEF
authority of the state, without the possibility
of meeting with effectual resistance
letter from an English officer dated Lis
bon Aug. 4th, states that tranquility had been
restored.
SPAIN--Letters from Andalusia state
that very serious disturbances have taken
place in that province, and particularly in Sc
vile, in consequence Of some proceedings a
! gainst the persons who were accused of hav-
ing occasioned the fire in that town. 1t is said
| that blood has been split.
Accounts direct from Barcelona, concern
ing the disturbances in Catalonia, say, "a fresh
civil war has broken out in this quarter it
is assuming the most frightful appearance,
and is rapidly spreading through the province.
The Death Of Mr. Canning, predicted by MIR
on, the astrologer.
In an old book, entitled the Prophecies OF
following prophetic declaration, which ap-
PS"'S ~ iClci W Tue Idte event WHICH has Ue-
prived our nation of one of her brightest or
naments - In the year 1897, man will
raise himself, by his wisdom, to one of the
most exalted Offices in the state. His King
will invest him with great power as a reward
for his zeal. England will be greatly rejoic-
ed. A strong party will enter into league
against him, but their envy will not prevail.
The power of God which reigneth over all,
will cut him of, in his prime, and the nation
will bitterly bemOan his loss. Oh, England!
beware of thy enemies. A great friend wilt
thou lose in this man."-I.ondon paper