The Litchfield County post., 1828-06-05
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 Letters have been received from Vienna to-day to l the 18th inst From these letters it would appear that the emperor of Russia expected at Warsaw about the 18th or 14th of May. From Warsaw it is said his Imperial Majesty will proceed to BTody, E6nter town in Austrian Pol and At Brody he will meet the King of Prussia and, say, Prince Met
 ernch. OfcOurse the object of the meeting of these usrious persOnages must be negotiation, of some Kind other, relative to Turkey; but whether it will tend to the preservation conquest of the Ottoman Empire, do not pretend to say. The Austrian Funds rontinue slowly to advance.
 ltis the opinion of most well informed persons, that as the determination to enter on an offensive war a. gainst Turkey is so extremely popular throughout Russia, it will be almost impossible to induce the En- peror to abandon that determination. FRANKFORT, April IF.
 Private Correspondence. 1.-The following is a sum- mary of the different accounts which we have re- ceived from various quarters through commercial channels :- @
 "A great quantity of transport ships and of flat boats, which had been successiVely assembled at Ia ganrog kerson, and Odessa, have arrived in the bay of Sebastabol, where the Russian squadron of the Black Sea is assembled. These ships are, it is said take board troops and horses, which leads the supposon that there is really intention of landing some of the coasts of Turkey. In case the chief army of the Russians does not invade Consantinople by the Lower Danube, or proceed along the coast of the Black Sea, the army IS to be supplied with pro- visions by of the squadrons and transports. It may be recoected that, in the last war against Con- stantinople, the Russian Cabinet conceived plan of campaign similar to this and which partly put in execution"
 The Diaro de Roma announces that Ibrahim Pa cha has destroyed the Notifications of Navarn and MOdon. -...,,
 Berlin April 16.-Some shocks of an earthquake were felt here on the night of the l2 inst. MALTA, March 5. The renforcements sent from England to Admiral Codrington, begin to arrve-the Etna and Internal l bomb vessels are already in our port. The Russian ships which came here to repair after the battle oi NavarinO, now in order again, and preparing l to sail to the Archipelago.
 [From the Gazette de France.l ZANTE, March 9. squadron of men of war belonging to the allied powers has been cruising for days past before Navarin, and forbds all ships to approach the Mo req. The Greek steam packet remains before Pa
 as Pirates still seen, it is said in the virons of Maina. 2
 It is said that note of the English Cabinet was ceved here the day before yesterday in which it de- clares that m case of rupture between Russia and Turkey, 1t will remain neuter: but that, in concert with France,it will persstin the execution of the ty of July 6. 1t is generally believed here that this declaration may be considered as pledge for the ] maintainance of peace between the Powers; and we feel the more easy, because Russia has lately pro- tested, more than once, and in the most solemn manner, that 1t had not in view any ncrease of terr tory.
 It is thought these assurances of Russia have pro-
 
 suit of which will probably be- that Prussia and Aus tria will enter into the engagements with res pect to the war between Russia and Turkey.-Augs. Gax. Fostungte Escape.--Yesterday we published the names of several Americans who were confined on board the Brazilian Prison ship Rio Janeiro. We since saw MT. Ramsay, one of the sufferers who was captured in the Pampeyro, some months since, with Captain Chase and who, after several months lm- prisonment, under the most painful circumstances, succeeded with several others, in making his escape Mir. R.came passenger in the ship London Packetar- rived this port yesterday. The account he gives of his escape, is extremely interesting. He states that the treatment he and his fellow sufferers experienc, d extremely harsh; their allowance per day being To. of beef To. of beans and the same quantity of Farina nomnally, but in fact, nothing like thatqua tity, owing to the impostions pracsed by those hro whose hands it furnished He says, the escape of days previously to its execution, and propositions were made the other prisoners to join in it, but they de- cined. A paper was drawn up and signed by those engaged m the enterprise, binding themselves to sue each other in Ot need, and stating that the signers the only engaged in the plan. The arrangement to take possession ofthe boat at the time it should be brought to receive the guard, whose duty it was during the night 10 row round the shp At the moment the boat was brought alongside by two boys, Mr. Almeda, (son of Capt Almeda, formerly of this place, asked his companions if they were ready, and being answered in the affirmative, slipped down into her by means of rope, and followed by the other nine. They had pulled away from the ship the distance of about fifteen feet, when two Frenchmen, who were also prisoners jumped from the guard ship into the water, and were drawn into the boat. Ow- ing, is supposed, to the confusion that took place when their escape first observed, the guard did not fire for moments, when three muskets were discharged without effect. He says he not certain whether the guns were loaded with 'ball, they did not hear the whisng of bullets. The party rowed directly for shore, and they passing an Eng
 fish ship were hailed and asked who they were They told them they were Buenos Ayrean prisoners making their escape, and received three cheers So as they reached the land, they dispersed. MT. R. suc- ceeded in getting to a French Hotel, to which he had been directed; where he treated with great kind ness, and remained until the following day. In the morning he went in search of the U. s. ship Boston, but meeting his friend Almeida, who informed him he could get board, he returned. Almeida after wards succeeded in getting board and sailed in the Boston for Buenos Ayres. The lad, Pedrick, mentioned yesterday, among the number who escaped i; also Fleming, Scotch- man. Mir. R. aier being disappointed in getting on board the Boston, applied 10 American merchant. who assisted him with clothing, he having landed with nothing except shirt and trowsers, and enabled him to get passage home in the London Packet. Bah Ctron. From the New- -4auen Journal.
 Law Intelligence.-The Circuit Court of the U. s. for the 2d Circuit, holden by Judges Thompson and Bristol, closed its