The Litchfield County post., 1827-11-08
:Noretg1l EuteIlfgeurF.

GREECE.-In the Constitutional of 18th Septem-
Der, we find the Declaration of the Provincial Com
mission of the Greek Government, dated at Poros
the 9Th of June, by which, in the consequence of the
capture OF Athens all the ports and shores of the
gulph Eretra, all the circumference OF the isle of Ne
gropont and those adjacent, and the shores of the
Mahak are declared to be in state of blockade.
This decree" was announced to all the European
Consus the 18th of the same month"; by the Secre-
tary of the Marine.
Translation from the Con stitutionel of Sept Is.
Constant;uople, Augus 21st-The Ambassadors of
Russia, France and Eng land transmitted to the Porte
on the l6th through their dragomans the treaty sign
ed at London on the 9th July, with an accompanying
notification fixing fifteen days as the terms for their ac-
ceptance.
On the ist of August, the Egyptian fleet of humid
red SAIL and having on board four thousand troops,
sail from Alexandria'in the direction of Navarno.
Aug 22d.--The negotiations relative to Greece APP
proacn their termination, and the crisis is at hand On
the 10Th the three Ministers, transmitted together the
convention of July 9th, which has been made an u-
maum. The Refs Efendi having interrogaed the
dragomans the contents of the notes accompanying
this document they replied that they were ignorant Of
them, upon which the Refs Effendi put them aside
without acknowledging their reception. The day Civ
en- to the Porte, which had been fixed at thirty days,
has been reduced to fifteen and will expire in eight
1t is said that Mr.. Staford Canning had requested
the Austrian Internuncio to advise the Divan to
cept the propositions of the three Powers but that
he had declined executing the commission: and the
Austrian Minister, nj de Miltetz, having made conc-
atory representations to the Refs Efendl the Turkish
Minister told him that the ultimatum was bill of ex
change which would not be honored Such is the
state of affairs at this moment. We await with the
greatest mpatance during the important term, which
expires on the 3lst AuSust-Augs. Gag.
TURKEY.-The advces from Constantinople, as
it regards the ulinaun of the allied powers respect
ing the affairs of Greece of course contradictory.
In one respect, however, there is dsagreeM ent.
The Porte will reject the propositions. and is strain
ing every nerve in its military preparations. BY some
accounts, the disposition of the Sultan represented
humane, and the Christian residents at CONSTANT
nopte feel secure even though hostiiites should
sue At Smyrna on the 9TH August, the English resi-
dents in state of alarm, account of the in
tended interference in the affairs of Greece ISmyr-
ma was very unhealthy.]
Vienna Sept. 6h--Extract from a private letter.
The Infant Don Miguel has not followed the lmperi-
al Family to Petersberg He continues to reside at
Baden.
All is not so quiet in Turkey as is pretended in the
Austrian Observer. The reorganization of the corps
of topdSciS bombarders, has not been effected with
out some difficulties, which have only been overcome
by dischagng the greatest part OF those troops The
fire which has ravaged Adranople the second city OF
the Empire, the work of maecontents who form
ed part of the ancient body Of Janisaries. The Al
bans, or Arnouts, who formed the strength OF the old
Turkish Infantry, hate steadily refused to submit to
the new disc'pe in consequence OF which the Seras-
kier Resched Pacha cannot pursue his advantages
gained by the taking of the Acropolis, being obliged
turn all his forces against Albania, the population
of which Is IN a complete state OF nsurrecuon.
All these facts are universally known here, but jour-
nal of de Metternich is not permitted to advert to
them, since consequences might result untaVorabe to
the interests Of the Porte.
Letters from the first houses in Vienna, announce
that two corps of the Ottoman army have marched
from RomeIa to occupy Modava and Walacha. The
cause of this important measure, which will again
place Turco Russian affairs in the same situation as
before The conclusion of the convention OF Ackermann,
is considered to be he decisive language of the Rus
sian Ambassador at Consantinople, in favor of the
Greeks, and the other hand the declaration Of the
ReisE end, that the Porte would never deviae from
the principle of not allowing any foreign intervention
in its internal AFFAIRS II is nevertheless hoped that
the ENJOYS the Allied Powers will succeed in
ting the storm.
The Austrian Observer announces that great part
of the City of Adranope has been destroyed by fire,
and that the Bazaar is one of the buildings consumed.
The Smyrna ORIENTAL Spectator of the 4th ult. has
the following article:-" We can give the commercial
interest positive intelligence that the English rigate
the Ariadne, and the briggs the Pelican and the Aac-
riy, have sailed yom Corfu, with orders to take pos