The Litchfield County post., 1827-10-04
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London august %. erening.--The uncertainty which
now hangs over the political affairs of Span, Portu-
gal and Turkey, together with the unarranged state
of ministry appear have had the effect of damp
ing the arar, and of Shocking the spirit of specu
tfoa that Fervaded week oEewae. ago. almost eXefy
one connected with moneyed snd Rhercante CONCERNS
To-day the money marks has6&en IN very leycrsh
another violently agitated 4 little advancing, &
immediately randy on the scine. The snscuiators
are like persons expecting thunder storm, OF fear
ing the approach OF an enemy. The least noise a.
farms t,em and the most improbable rumors throw
them into Earoxysms of terror. In such state OF
the market, is easy for the willy obber to take add
vantage of the general feeling, and by raising false
alarm operate to his own advantage
PoRTUGAL.--It is inferred by some Of the London
editors, grounded the language OF the French
ministerial iournals) that the French government will
espouse the cause of Don Miguel, and cooperate IN
establishing him on the throne Of Portugal, as his le-
ultimate right
The London Son in allusion to the affairs Of this
distracted country, predicts the downfall Of the Cow
stution, unless Don Pedro should speedily arrive,
and by his presence aid measures excite some strong
er feelings for the charter, and act decidedly a
ganst the Apostolic party than the reignng Princess
has been able to do. Her Roya! Hiehness health IL
spirits must sink under the anxietes which stupidity
or treason Of her ministers must occasion her."
The London New Times of August p, Says-We
received last night by an express French papers to
the 2lst inst. They contain intelligence from Madrid
which confirms all the accounts already received of
the distracted state of that country. Numerous ar
have taken place in the capital, in consequence
Of vast conspiracy discovered by the Minister of the
Police, ReCacho, the object of which was to create,
throughout Galcia Astrenadura, the same insurrec-
tionary movements as in Catalonia. Large sums des-
tined further the explosion, and to maintain the in
surgens had been siezed and it has been significant
ly minated that the greater part OF the coin bore the
impress of a foreign power 1t had already been o.
penIy surmised in the Spanish papers, that the at
tempts of the Cariss had been secretly encouraged
BY France, in order to afford her pretence for
timing her military occupation of the most impor-
tan torrcsses Of the country. This sezure if true,
will have furnished sufficient evidence to authorize the
Madrid Court to demand explanation. The affairs
in Catalonia assume every day more serious aspect
An official report had been received at Madrid the
9Th from the Marquis Of Campo Sagrado, who com
mands in that province, claiming victory over the
largest ofthe Carst bands, and announcing that Sec
ond would Immediately be gained. This prophecy,
however, had been realized, for the Royasts, in
stead Of defeating the enemy whom they pursued had
been attacked themselves, and driven back BARGE
iona. 1t reported that orders had at length been
issued to Gen. Sarsfcd, detach twelve battalions
of infantry from the Army of Observation and to send
them Catalonia but other accounts say that instead
Of weak enng, exerons were constantly made to aug
ment that army, and that the orders forwarded to its
commander directions advance closer to the
Portuguese frontier.
GREEKS AND TURKs.-The Emperor of Russia, has
tered into by Russia, France and England.
The Russian feet consisting of four sail of the line,
four frigates, and corvette, sailed from Portsmouth
on the goth Of August, for the Mediterranean. The
remainder of the squadron would return to Cronsadt
in few days. 1t was reported that the different Eu-
ropean squadrons were to assemble at Milo, in the
Archipelago, on the 18th of September.
The accounts from Consantinop.e are to the 10Th
OF yuIv The Ministers Of the Allied Powers held
frequent conferences and courers were daily coming
and going. Reports were circulated that an English
squadron with large body Of troops was to proceed
to the Mediterranean.
The London Sun of the 22d ult. Says We I'M
dersand is expected advIces will reach town before
the end of the present week from Constantlnope,
Dvan has received the Treaty for the paclfcaon of
Greece. ApprchensIons are entertained that an ex-
poson of some will take place in Constantinope
on the receipt Of that Treaty."
An article from Odessa, dated the 9th Of July,
mentions as report that the Refs Efend is said to
have declared that the lives of the Franks at Pera,
and particularly the English were in DANGER If trea-
~ had been entered into which would oppose any OBJ
staclc to the operations of the Turkish fleet. The
Porte will pot venture, however, we suspect, to draw
down upon the Turkish Empire the vengeance OF tins
country, which such an outrage woud can Tor. II is
stated in Report from the Southern frontier Of Nus
STA that Field Marshal Sackens corps IS about TO re-
move to the frontiers Of Bessarabla
From, the Constitutional
Nauplia, JUN 9.-(Extract from private letter.l-
Since the capitulaton of the Acropol's we are more
in a state of peace than OF var Inc courage Oh the
armed population continues the same and the resoiu-
ton of the Greeks re-conquer their Indepe ndence
gets more and more rooted. The arrival OF Lord
Cochrane& Gen. Church seems to have sealed the ber-
" of the Greek nation. The prudence OF Gen. Church
on one hand, and his influence over the minds OF the
sodiery bring reccolecons the most brilliant
epoch OF our victories upon land and the genius OF
Lord Cochrane, and his experience, will hit upon
means to enable the Greek fOta.to repel the large
Turkish Ships and carry terror into the very ports
of the enemy Greece is greaeful towards these two
generous foreigners, who TO espouse her cause
Curing time of the greatest difficulty. Their pres
cnce revives the courage of the Greeks, wherever
the endangered state Of their couny requires their
enccours. General Church has proceeded to the Pei
ononnesu-: he is going to form camp in the town Of
Caavrita to oppose by force the Arabs who overrun
the interior Of the country:
On the LIST of this month we received the nteIli-
oence that the Greeks who occupied the Convent Of
MeoaspIeon, have beaten and repnsed ! 500 Arabs,
whom Ibrahim Pacha had moved forward thus far !;
the los of the babarians amounts to 4OO men, killed
on the declyi,y of hill, where the Greeks had pre-
pared an ambush for them
From the Gazette de France
Corfu. JuIv 24.-We know nothing precise respect
;ng the plan Of Lord Cochrane or his oree under his
command Ibrahim Pacha has found, in the Peiopon-
nesus obstacles which he did not expect IN the hr,
ness and activity of the Greeks. He at first attacked
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