The Litchfield County post., 1828-02-21
SAMUEL G. HOWE. New-YOrk Greek Committee.
ForetQ1r FmtelltgFnre.

The ship Canada arrived here Thursday even ing from Liverpool which place she left the lst o January.-..V. Y. paper. Feb. l6.
 TURKEY & THE ASSOCIATED PoWERs-The great question which many interests depend,'s yet Mn- declded hough the general aspect of things IS untav- orabe to peace. It appears that on the 24h of Nov the ambassadors of England, France & Russia, had confe, ence with the Refs Efendi, in which the latter appearedto avoid every thing which would decide the question defnitvcly In the language of the Augsburg Gazette, " the discussion became animated aad was so much prolonged to weary the patience of the am- bassadors, that of the gentleman exclaimed :- You wish for war; you sha have war (Voms ou- lez guere; uouS aarez ta guerre.) The conference terminated without any precise result The French Ambassador, however, retained the hope that the Porte would ultimately yield to the wishes of the Powers. The two other ambassadors, entertained O. ther opinions"
 An Odessa date of Dec 18th declares that the 27h the ambassadors demanded their passports. It s said nevertheless that they remained yet several days and would not set sail until the beg'nnlng of December On the ls they exhorted, by cicuIas, their respect i've fellow subjects to put thelr affairs in order, so hat they might be ready in the space of three days to de- part.
 GREECE. report had been ia circulation, of the burning of the Greek fleet. It is probably without foundation.
 An Ancona date of December TO- remarks that Gen Church had arrived n Eastern Greece, with 5000 men, and had been joined by several Greek chiefs, mong whom was Varnakiot. He landed on the Both ofNovember, at Cragomestre. in Arcaaana, where he proposed to take possession ofMissoongh which has only small garrison, aRd to excite the inhabitants of Epirus and Albania to take up arms. He suppor- ted by five Greek ships of war. Ibrahm Pacha had burnt Trippoixza, and had gone towards Navarino, Coron and Modon. It was reported that he wished the loan of some European Merhantmen,to return to Egypt
 From tks Augsburg Gazette.
 NOTE OF THE ALLIED AMBASSADORS TO l. THE PORTE. Augsburg Dec. 17. The Universal Gazette of Augsburg pub fishes the following copy of the collective note of the three Representatives Of France. Great Britain, and Russia, presented to the 1 Reis Effendi on l0th Nov.
 "The Representatives of the three Allied Courts of France, Great Britain and Russia, having considered the question which his Ex- cellency the Refs Efendi has ordered their 1 interpreters to address to them, have the hon. or of replying to them by the present note in the only way compatahle with what they conceive, the sentiments of their Courts upon such subject.
 "Frst questioa.-WiIl the Allied Powers desist entirely from the Greek treaty! 1 "The Allied Ambassadors would be want ing to their duty and to truth, if in replying to this question, they did not repeat the de claration already made by them at different times,-to wit, that the unshaken resolution of their Courts iS to maintain the treaty con Cluded between them for the pacificatiOn o Greece. and to Persevere in the execution Q