The Litchfield County post., 1827-09-13

The Moniieur Of Saturday contains an article dated
Ancona, the 9Th inst. which stated that stoau-pae
Of Rom the Ionan Islands had arrived on the proceed
ing day with important dispatches from Corfu for Lon.
dOn and the private letters brought by the same con-
veyance, announced that Gen. Church, and ColOco.
'front.' and the other Greek chiefs has taken up
| al positions 10 the Isthmus Cornth to oppose the
march Of Ibrahim Pacha. II adds a report that Lord
Cochrane had dispersed the Egyptian aeet OF CANDIDA
Letters from Aleppo, dated the 22ond Of May state
that for three weeks previous the plague had
ed of from four to five hundred persons daily, and
that the City was in the greatest CONSERVATION in
sequence.
The Ministers of France, England and Russia, have
reproached the Refs Efend because the declaration
OF the Porte respecting the proposals relative to Greece
had no signature. The French Ambassador declar-
ed that this paper violated all the forms. M. de Ri
heaupierre then protested in the energetic man
ner by note, against the assertion of that declara-
ton, according to which the proposals of the Allied
Powers contrary to the protocol Of the conferen-
ces at Akerman and invited the Refs Effcndi to con-
suit for this purpose.
The Porte has made no answer to these representa-
tons, and the European Ministers seemed disposed to
conne themselves to this step, till they have received
fresh instructions.
From the London Times, Both July.
Much has appeared within the past week respecting
the warlke preparations of Turkey-hcr defiance to
the Great Powers now united for the protection Of
Greece, and her pompous call for aid and support Of all
within the sphere Of her influence. These threaten
of Austrian diplomacy of course lose nothing in their
passage.
The possibility that such state as Turkey should be
able to resist the armed Intervention ofthe three Great
Powers Of Europe united in the holy Of the pre-
servation OF Grcece, and determined e1fecng her
complete separation for every practical purpose from
the Turkish Empire, is too absurd proposition to be
entertained for moment.
But, in opposition to any such inflated statements
and SHORT sighted reasoning the power and
of resistance of Turkey, have fact, but tri
fling one, to record, for it involves further disnem-
berment of the Ottoman territories. 1t less than
the secession Of the Pacha of Egypt from the dominion
of the Porte. We can now announce most positively,
that he has communicated his determination to with
draw from all further participation in the bloody strug
gle too long carried on between Greece and her OPP
prcssore. This hitherto dreaded and most powerful
instrument Of Turkish tyranny, has thus, them oppor
tuney dropped out of its hands-a toleraby decisive
specimen of the which is likely attend any
appeal which the Sublime Porte may make to her vas
sails.
We are informed that the Pacha first made known
his determination and views through the medium ofthe
British Consul Aexandra, order to ascertain how
far he might rely on the concurrence Of the Allied
Powers. The answer returned to welcome an o.
venture at moment when the fleets of England,
France, and Russia were actively arming in defence
Of Greece, land the ships of the latter Power only
detained by contrary winds for pors) is obvious
The admitted but of one course and it s under
stood that the British government acted this emer
gency with all the prompttude which the occasion de-
served.