The Litchfield County post., 1827-11-08

session OF the rocks OF Carabus which has long been
the OF the corrs that niesI the S"ss II the lie
want"
Extract Of private letter Of the lth ult from Con.
stantinople: The Russian Ambassador has scnt
circular all the commanders Of Russian vessels, for
bidlng them TO take on board provision amunton
for either of the begeren parties, upon pain of con-
iscaIiOn. This measure is regarded the first step
of the great plan determined upon by the three Great
Powers for the paci6cation of Greece"
GREECE.
Extract Of letter from NJ. Lurottis, late Greek
Deputy in London:
LEGHoRN, Sep. 10.
have this moment seen letter from the Pelopon-
mesIs dated on NE 18th of Aug. which says, that
scarcely had the o tho treaty between England,
France and Russia, been made known, than the dis
sensons of all parties ceased, and the whole OF the
Pacarl fastened to range themselves under their re-
Spcct;ve Captain TO march aga INST the enemy. Ia the
space of few days corps were formedOn TO pro-
coed in the direction Of Vostitza and the other against
Patras. Gen. Church was encamped near Cornth,
with 5000 men. The troubles at Napoli have been
succeeded by the greatest harmony in all parts OF
Greece. The enthusiasm which now prevails will be
extended. The loss Of karaskaki is deplored, but
that of the Acropolis still more Had that import
ant fortress held out but few days longer all, would
have been we'll great mystery hangs over its fall,
which nothing but time remove"
The Allgemene Zetung, to the 23d instant, has been
Gle 80
FRANKFoRT, Sept. II.
The private letters from Vienna continue to repre-
sent the affairs of the in light wholly unfavora
Gle to the continuance OF peaceS they cannot, indeed,
deny that the Convention ofthe 9th July deliver
ed to the Porte accompanied by energetic notes but
they do not consider this fact authorizing the APP
prehensions that hosttes necessarily ensue !;
for say they either the interference of the Powers
will have become destitute of object by the result of
the great Egyptian expedition, which would probably
have landed on the Morea before the Allies had deci-
ded on the means be taken; or, should the attempt
prove aborve, the Porte Notwithstanding the repug-
nance it has hitherto shown, WILL in the end, yield to
the intervention, as it must in fact be DESTROYS itself
to see tranquility restored by means other.
On the other hand, the letters appear to ascrlbe
the late rise in the Austrian Funds, to the solution
of the Portuguese question: respecting which 1t is
said much more serious apprehenslons were enter
tanned, than there were respecting that of Greece
! and Turkey.
| Persons who are we'll informed positively declare
that there is no foundation whatever for the report of
la new Austrian Loan and it is not improbable that
the report may have been spread from interested mo-
| tives.
We have received thismornng, Frankfort papers to
| the 23d inst. paragraph headed Constantinople,
Aug. 81, describes warlike preparations to have been
vigorously carried on in that capital at that date. We
subjoin extracts:
Constantinople, Aug. 81
"From 3 to 1000 men, infantry and artillery left
this capital last week for the Dartanees, where great
! operations for defence making. Perfect tranquil
y however, prevashere, and we'll informed persons
are generally of an opinion that there wbe no rup-