The Litchfield County post., 1827-09-13

believe, Is certain. There will be no change in the
principles upon which Mr. Canning's government was
established cabinet council was held NJ the For
eign Office which sat from nine o'clock ill half past
eleven, at which wemay presume, those general con-
siderations only were discussed which would neces-
sariiy precede any specific measures. messenger
was despatched this morning, by Lord Goderich, to
the King communicating the result.
From the Cour1 Circular of Fia0y.
Viscount Goderich, after returning on Wednesday
evening, from attending the King at the Royal Lodge,
sent communication TO the Lord Chancellor, who
had left town for his sea: at Wimbledon. The Lord
Chancellor came 20 town between eight and nine o.
clock yesterday morning. and had an interview with
VIscouns Godcrch, lat his dence in downing
The Rt Hon. Sturges Bourne, who arrived in town
from attending has Majesty, ON Wednesday evening,
had also an interview with Fscount Goderch and
the Lord Chancellor, which lasted considerable
time. Lord Goderch then issued summons, for the
Cabinet Ministers TO attend Cabinet Council. About
half past twelve o'clock the Lord Chancellor again
visited ViscOunt Goderich, and continued with his
lordship till the cabinet ministers had assembled.
LIVERPOOL Aug. 10.
The statement circulated respecting the number of
troops on board the Russian fleet, at Portsmouth,
have been the subject of much discussion to-day,
fair object occurring to the peoples minds which
would justify the employment OF large land force by
Russia in the Mediterranean. Though the Russian
fleet has been to than six weeks, since leav
ing Cronstadt this fact respecting the troops it
veys is far from being generally known, and many of
any account Of it from their correspondents. The
feet is said to be well provided with money, and as
most of the officers, who are, in many instances, men
of property will wish to acquire character of liber
atty, the good town of Portsmouth will not fail to de-
much advantage from the visit. 1t is expect
ed however, that it will be Of long duration, the
of the eQunoctia gales will render it pru-
dent for them to retire beforehand into more gen.
ia climate.
An express has arrived from Paris The funds had
slightly improved Thursday. The death of MIR.
Canning had excited violent sensation in Paris and
great socitude is expressed in the letters with
gard to the effect that event was likely to have the
policy of our Cabinet. A large party in Paris would
rejoice seeing the Tories again in power; but the
people generally look to Il liberal system in England
as their best protection.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 8.
Extract of Note from the sublime Porte, addressed
to the Ministers of the following Foreign Powers
atConstantinope viz. Russia, Austria, England,
France and Prussia.
BY forceof arms have conquered Greece, which
now possess for about centuries. have treated the
Greeks with kindness, for considered them as sub
jects and not slaves; and whilst they TRANQUILITY
loved their riches, and both power and honours in
their empire, with preference in the Administration
and in Commerce, they planned the ruin Of the en-
pre; they were indolent, cowardly, and not injured
to war, and still they attempted this act of temerty
and audacious enterprise. God has chastened them,
you solicit for them! Are they worthy Of lido they
deserve form nation! Their actions speak aloud
depraved conduct as well as Of my clemency. know
how to make them return to their duty and to
them, without, however, contounding the just with
the guilty. This scandaous rebellion would already
have been stiRed, but for the subsidies of him who,
whilst ne professionals Friendship to he, gave succors
to these rebels.
Being seated upon powerful throne, I rank among
the Sovereigns Of Europe. Have ever medded
with the revolutions of others My example ought to
have served guidance to others. God protects my
just cause, which will soon be brought to conclusion
without the assistance of any And likewise
request that will give assistance to others, di-
recty or indirectly My just principles are unaltera-
Bile, aud my system Interchangeable. No man in the
world deter from my design, and shall listen
to no proposition whatever that may be made in OPP
position to my object in preserving the integrity of my
empire, and of furnishing these rebels in the same
manner other Soveregns do in similar 10 their
own states.
RUSSIA -Advices have been received by Tartars
from Persia at Conslantnople, which states that the
discontinue Of the Russian army was Of such a ma
ture that it falling back in every direction, in
other words eyacuating the Persian territory, and
entering Georgia.
A letter from Portsmouth, dated Tuesday, state
that the Russian force expected into that port
sis of nine sail of the line and nine fgates besides
smaller vessels.
Odessa, July Pin consequence Of orders receiv.
ed from st. fetersburgh, the Black Sea Fleet to
be Immediately got ready to put to sea. Since the
receipt Of that order Workmen have been employed
day and night in fitting out three ships Of the (ne g.
several trigaes and 1t rs expected that they will be
quite ready IN a few days. These measures have re.
v,ved the hopes of the Grecks.-According to 10.
tice from Constantinoplc of the % of june the pas
sage of the Dardenelies Is granted to the Swedish
flag. English houses are laying up large quantities
of corn.
Odessa, July 6--The accounts from Constantine
pie of the first of this month"; announce that the Sultan
is at length prepared for serious measures.
The hrman which we spoke of four weeks, has
bee sent the Provinces and the Pachas are order.
ed to arm also IN defence of the empire the rayas
who do not recognise lslamlsm. Every thing ind.
Gates that the Sultan will more hear any proposal
the Greeks. The ornaments continue
here at Nicolaief.
Oath of July confirmed the information that the Pa.
cha of Egypt had determined not TO act in concert
with Turkey. They also stated that important orders
had been despatched from Petersbugh to Mohiiow
and TuleNin the headquarters of the armies Of the
South and West. No unusual movement, however,
had yet taken place amongst the troops who remain.
ed in their respective environments. 1t reported
that the Emperor Nicholas would shortly visit the
Corps a Arn.ee, in Bessarabia. The rumor was cou-
sdercd as well founded and indications that great
events were preparing in that quarter
The accounts from Constantinope confirm former
statements of the extraordinary effort made by the
Sultan, to speedily raise powerful army. Being de-
termined to hear further proposal favor OF the
Greeks, and knowing to what danger that resolution
exposed him, he exerted himself with spirit to meet
& surmount them.
Gen. Church is still in the island of Egna. He is
waiting for the first movements Of Reschid Pacha.
He keeps that Island the most proper place from
which to out whithersoever the wants Of his
try may summon him. Lord Cochrane is occupied at
HYDRA, 10 getting the Greek fleet in sailing trim it
will be composed of forty fy.fve vessels and tlir.
ty.ive fire-shps: the Captains commanding these
sells received orders a month ago to have them in