The Litchfield County post., 1828-11-20

military chest. Inc lnten0ant ana several
civil officers, together with the Hulana who
escorted them. are said. to have fallen into
the hands Of the Turks.
The Turkish bulletin says that the
chest contained City thousand silver rabies.
Achmed Pacha has occupied Eski Siam
bOul on Gen. Rudiger's leaving it. The Grand
Vizier's troops were near KOstan and Karna-
bad. in order to join Husscin Pacha. Varna
defended itself bravery. Correspon-
dent, Oct. 4.
BUCHAREST, Sept. 70.
5 Reinforcements are DOW arriving here from
all quarters. Part of them take the way to
Silstria.
According to accounts from Kraiowa of the
9th inst. all the inhabitants had returned to
the town.
BERLIN, Oct. 1.
Letters from st. Petersburg, say that
third levy of new recruits, will shortly be
made in Russia, at the rate it is said Of4 to
every 500 men,.
VIENNA, Sept. &c.
Letters from Odessa of the 18th, express
confident hopes of the speedy reduction of
Varna. The great want of forage about
Shumla may perhaps render it necessary to
send part of the troops farther back land near
er to the established magazines.
The mail from Constantinople has arrived,
but all the letters are not yet delivered. The
capital enjoyed the greatest tranquility, and
was continually amused with the reports of
victories, which the Porte published without
intermission. but in which the inhabitants of
Pera were not at all disposed to put implicit
faith.
The Porte is said to have expressed the
highest displeasure at the Convention be-
tween the Viceroy Of Egypt and Admiral
Codrington, and 10 have despatched couriers
both to the Viceroy and to Ibrahim, in order,
if possible, to prevent its being carried into ef-
feet.
1t was asserted at Constantinople that ac-
counts from Alexandria stated that the Vice
roy had, with great repugnance, agreed to
the evacuation of the M0rea, and was indu-
ced to give the order to that effect, solely by
the threats OF Admiral COdrington to block
AIDE all the ports of Egypt, and to lombard
that OF Alexandria, unless Ibrahim Pacha re-
ceived instructions to quit the Peloponnes,Is
M. Pezzon, the Russian consul at Alexan-
hria. had ceased his functions, and recomnen-
ded the Russian subjects to the protection of
the Consul of the Netherlands.
On the 18th Sept. courier arrived at O.
dessa, bringing report that the important
city Of Ezerum had been taken by Gen. Pas
kewitch. The Standard of the Sth contains a
Bulletin from the Asiatic army, dated Sept.
lst-Akalzikli had been carried by an as
sault, which lasted IS hours.
AkZhar, to the east of Akalzikli, was also
taken. Gen. Paskewitch received a Georgi-
an reinforcement, and attempted the passage
Of the river Kur and the mountains in the
province, which are represented as very diff
cult and dangerous. The Pacha Mustapha. II
is said, occupied the province with 60. 900
men, and the REFS Mehmed with 1000. pos
sessng together Is pieces of ordnance. After
some fighting, acknow lodged to be dubious
and severe, the Turks were driven to the in
terror, the Russian loss being represented as
triding.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The intention on the part of Russia to
blockade the Dardanelles has obtained the
consent ofthe British Government. Accord
ing to the official communication received at
Lloyds', "this blockade will be limited to the
prevention of vessels bound to Constantine
pie, and laden with provisions. or articles con-
traband of war, from entering the Straits."-
The Old Times is angry because the govern
inent has consented to this blockade, and af.
firms that the blockade was executed long
before the consent of the British government
was oeMcu -asScItinS ny tue way, tDat u IS all
but physically impossible for any English
Minister, &c. SO to cover himself with dis
grace. as to acquesce 10 such an insult to the
dignity of Great Britain.
1t is now no longer doubtful that the
mission of Lord Heytesbury has completely
failed.
The affairs of Ireland are growing every day
more interesting. The country is really in a
fearful state of agitation; and If the spirit of
Reorganization goes any farther. it is impos-
sIbIe to say what will be the conseq uences of
it.
The Marquis of Anglesey. Lord Lietenant
OF Ireland, has issued a proclamation to the
inhabitants. f"rbiddng or exhorting them to
abstain from tumultuous professions. We
have not seen it, but derive our ideas of its
tenor, from the remarks made respecting it.
Steele, seditious fellow. has lately been ar
rested at Limerick by the Mayor and thrown
into prison. The Mayor in person sezed
him by the collar when prOnounclng
from cart tumultuous speech to mob
that was collecting. He had just been dis