The Litchfield County post., 1828-05-29

Of moderation in his conduct: that having be- come master Of his will by t6e departure Of the English. he win accomplish his end by measures less violent than those at first in contemplation. Itis now said that instead Of going to VillaviciOsa, to place himself at the head of the AbsOlutists, and grtting himself proclaimed King by the pOpulace, he win en- deavOr to legitamatise his usurpatiOn, by in- vOking the order of succession established by the COrtes of LamegO, without taking heed to the opinions of the best critics, who regard as aPocryphal all the acts attributed to those COrtes."
 A letter dated Warsaw, March A, says :- "It is hoped that the Emperor will pass thro' this city on his way to join the army. It is also believed that in the course ofthe ensuing month, Warsaw will be honoured by the presence of many personages of distinctiOn- amongst whom, great sovereign and for eign statesman, whose visit will produce a powerful sensation. The Grand Duke Con- stantine is still here but has his head quarters at Lubln. The liquidation with Austria is concluded
 A letter from St. Petersburgh says :-- "According to what has transpired relative to the stipulations of the Treaty of Peace with Persia, the war indemnity that the Schah is to pay Russia is 90 millions of rubles.- With the provinces of Ervain and Nakhitch- evain, Russia obtains the principal part of Mount Ararat, as we'll as its productive salt pits"
 Letters from Brest of the 7th inst. an- nounce the sailing of the squadron that is to proceed to Brazil, for the protection of French ~l...~A l., L-.,A gone with the squadron.
 A letter from MarseiIIes contains the fol- lowing intelligence of the 1st ult. from Alex andra :-" The Tartar sent off to Constanti- nople by the Pacha, after the demand was made by the three powers for his troops to be withdrawn from the MOrea. was the bearer of despatches for the Sultan, in which the Pacha made known to him his situation, and the threat held out of the blockade of all the ports of Egypt and the Morea, and added that if fsuch'an evil should arise, he would be left without resource, and would be in danger of losing his army. The Pacha refused to listen to insinua tions relative to declaring his inde- pendence, through fear that if the three pow CTS should make peace with the Porte, he would be left to the rage of an exasperated master. If he should decide upon such a measure, it would only be after formal dec laration on the part of the Allied Powers. and probably with the tacit consent of the Grand SeigniOr. An assembly is to be convoked to take into consideration the wants of the coun- try, the financial affairs ofwhich are in very bad state. The order for levy in mass was received with indifference by the population. who care very little for what passes on the other side of the Bosphorus. The expedition lately sent to the MOrea is tO take hack 5000 slaves, which will add a few millions piastres to the Pacha's treasury.
 LIVERPOOL April 25.
 1t is said that declaration of neutrality from the Courts of London Paris, Vienna, and Berlin, is ex- pected to be published as war breaks out be- tween Russia and the Porte.
 Advces from Lisbon to April 18th that altho' Don Miguel exercised all the power of an absolute Monarch he had not yet proceeded to the length of declaring himself King.
 Orders have been given by the British government to complete the evacuation O! Portugal by withdraw ing the marines occupying the forts in the Tagus.
 The Lishon Gazette of April 7th, contains &C., count of the dismissal of nineteen magistrates and the officers of the Goth Portuguese regiment
 The Prussian Envoy at Constantinope has been recalled for ha.ng s said, suffered the Porte 10 be- eve that it would receive support from other powers iH of hostiltes with Russia.
 The project of the law for the freedom of the Press in France, contains provision authorizing the gov. ernment to suspend the publication of any journal for period not exceeding three months.
 In the London Market, April 22d, Coffee had fal- len ls6 to 2s. There was small advancei in the price of IndigO.-Wbeat had declined Is.
 The expedition which set sail on the 18th of Feb. from Alexandria, under the order of Riaa Bey, (thrd Admiral of the aaet) and which consisted of six ships of war and 9 transports, assaled aier s departure by violent storm, but has arrived at the Island of Canda.- Vienna pa.
 A letter from Ancona, March 29, states that 68 transports had arrived in the Archipelago from Alex andria to carry home the Egyptian troops in the Morea.
 A teegraphc despatch iom Paris, was received at Bayonne, on the 9th of April ordering the French troops at Pampeuna and St. Sebastians, to evacate those places immediately and return to France.
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