The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1828-09-18

considerably, and that a large part Of the re.
Inducements lately sent TO the army Of the
Caucasus consisted Of troops of this descrip-
ton.
The Russian squadron of four ships Of the
inc, and three Grigates under the command of
Rear. Admiral RicOrd, passed Dover yester-
lay morning from the eastward down Chan
rel. The Admirars ship unfortunately struck
on the Varne Sand, and laid there about two
hours. Had there been any wind the ship
would have received great injury; but the
sea was quite calm, and the tide flowed so
that the ship got off about ten o'clock, and
proceeded with the rest of the squadron to the
westward.-Lond. Sun July 80.
According to accounts from Sclavonia,
Bosnia is in full revolt against the Porte.--
The insurgents have seized the capital SaraJ-
ewo, imprisoned the Vizier, and have decIar-
ed a kind of independent government. This
event it is supposed, will be followed by
similar one in Servia. The accounts from
COnstantinople are of most contradictory
description, some alleging that great enthnsl-
asm prevails among the people that gen
eral levy of all Mussumen from IA to 60 is
making: the conscripts eagerly focking IN to
be enrolled; and that the standard Of the
Prophet would be raised, and the Sultan take
the field Immediately. Other accounts state
there is great supiness among the people, and
the government betrays symptoms of alarm,
and wish to have recourse to negotiation, for
which purpose they have sent to request the
return of the ambassadors, to which it was
replied that the treaty of July 6. must form
the bases of any renewed negotiations. From
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Captain Pacha returned some days ago from
the entrance of the Canal, and seemed to
have brought to the Porte some bad news
from the Black Sea. A Russian squadron has
appeared on the coast of Europe. The
steam boat purchased was sent in all haste to
tow the ships of war, but IT seems that after
great efforts, only two of them could be bro't
into the Channel, the Others having been taken
by the Russians.
Another account from Constantinople of
the same date, says, that, since the passage
of the Danube, the preparations for war have
been unremitting. Frequent councils are
held at the residence Of the Multi; and sew
eral nominations to military posts announced
a greater degree of activity in the authorities
who are charged with the preparations for
Wharf.-The march of troops, the landing Of
reinforcement from Asia, the departure of
conveys of artillery and ammunition, followed
each other without interruption. In order
not to be exposed to surprise on the
side of the Black Sea, line of telegraphs,
or rather signals. has been established in thai
direction between Tenaski and the city. The
garrsons of the forts and batteries on the
Bosphorus are doubled and tripled. and sew
eral corps of troops have been stationed "a
long the Black Sea, as far as Varna, to which
place fifty cannon have been sent.
VIENNA, July II.
The meeting of Hungarian Diet, and a
considerable levy of recruits in that kingdom
are confidently spoken of as likely soon to
take place. Gingevo still continues to hold
out.
Private letters from Bucharest of the 18th
inst. says that the Russian authorities have ar
rested IS individuals, guilty of having de-
signedy brought the plague to that city. The
same letter asserts that the Russian troops
had already effected landing near Varna.
The Emperor of Austria and his Court will
remain at Baden till the goth inst. after which
ne will repair to his hereditary dominions, g.
return to Baden in the early part of Septem-
her. The same paper adds that during his last
visit to his capital some very important sub
Jects were debated in the Council in the pres
ence of his Majesty. A levy of 100, 900 men
is confidently spoken of, and it is also said
that Russia has invited Austria to take mill
tary possession of Bosnia and Servia pro tenn.
Both these assertions can as yet however, be
only considered in the light of reports.
BUCHAREST. July 10.
Accounts this moment received inform us,
that Managlia, an important fortified place,
that defends the road to Varna, has surrend-
cred to the Russians. There is now no OBJ
stacle to stop the march of the left wing of
the Russians towards Varna.
A report is spread that Abduraham, Pacha
of Bosnia. was assassinated just at the mo-
ment that he was going to join the corps of
troops which he had collected conformably
to the frman of the Sultan. If this news
should be confirmed, it is easy to foresee that
troubles 10 the interior of Bosnia will be the
consequence, and that the situation of that
province with respect to Seryia will he essen,
TALLY changed. The Servians, however, re-
main in the same position, and do not appear
disposed to commit any acts of hostility a.
gainst the Porte; or, on the other hand, to
suffer any armed body Of Turks to enter their
province. The hurricane which ravaged this
city on the 25th June, and which extended to
all the country along the Danube, is said to
have done much damage to the baggage OF
the Russian army.