Litchfield enquirer., 1829-03-26
LATEST FROM E,,JCT.ANn.


 LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
 The ship London Hac'Set, Capt. Hunt, has arrived St Bostun; hay ',ng leN London on the goth January anu sJOwes on the Slst. She brings London papers to the evening of the 97th of JanM0'ry. Our last London advices were to the esd.
 Forty Vessels from Sinope, laden with corn, were 40.ivens by storms on to the Asiatic coast and had not reached COnstantinOple
 Iates from Odessa to the third Of JanuN ", mention that the winter had set in with great seynrity. The sea was frozen as far as the eye could reach, and no vessels could de. part VT enter the port.
 The blockade Ofthe DartlAnelles is limited t0 grain cargoes--nOt n siugle ship with corn hNd arrived in the Archt,,elagO.
 The fs~as 4hRSl has,e severe in Great Brit. ain. In the Thamcs great alarm had been produced. Iu the lower Pool the chipping were driven from their mnorings by large bo. dies of floating icc. From the alst tO the 98th January not single vessel had depar. ted from the riyers Many small vessels were damageh ls1uk, Scc. The .watel men were AilNNle t0 leave the respective stairs. &
 .tSEeat quantities of snow had fallen in Spain, ksli the mails were detained. ,gSl v Private letters from Lisbon to. the 10th JAnuary, give an account of the failure of a plot to overturn the throne of Don Miguel which was to have taken place on the night of the 9th. Brig. Gen. M0reira is said to have been concerned, and is prisoner, with other officers.
 Don Miguel had ordered squadron to sail to intercept the refugees which lately leit England,, and to burn and destroy them all. Approximation was circulating in Lisbon < calling on all true loyalists to rally around Donna CarlUtta, the Queen Mother, during covered as to hold q drawing room on the 9th of Jan. 7
 The Courier of the 9eth, announces, positively, the appointment of the Duke oC Northumberland to the Lord Lieutenantcy uf Ireland. The King was coming from Wind- sOr, for the meeting of Parliament. The Duke was presented to the King, for leave. taking, on the 9d Of February, and would take his departure for Ireland on the 4th.
 Ffance.- According to the Paris Monitenr of the 94th Jan. an ordinance had been pr0- Mulgated for the increase of the French Ma. l ". It Is to consist of ta vice atlmirals, 94 rear ndmlrals, liO captains Of ships Uf the | line, (lst and 2d cass,) iSO captains of if. l gates 100 lieutcnants &c. eA', a .,a
 The Courier arrived Ut Marseilles on the 10th from the MOrea, with French trOops.--- She belonged tO the first convoy. The rest of the trOOpa would follow 10 about two l1lOnths. Col. Tabyier had arrived out, and had confirmed the report that the French Y government hNd playedAt his disposal 500,O 900 francs per month. ea
 Tho Courier stated that the number oT French troops, sick and convalescent, return. ing from Morea, is very great. The Gale. tca frlgate alone had 500 On board when she touched.at Toulon, and the rest filled many transports, which she was conveying to Mar seilles.
 From ths Ssas of ofWm.--Advices from 0. dessa, are to the Sd of January. The win. terwas unusually severe. The Gland visier and tho whole army were (Dec. s5J between Aidos and Shumla, in canton,nents, the rigor of the winter admitting of no active opera tions. Tahir Pacha, whO commanded part | of the Turkish fleet st the battle of NAvarin had received order to march part of the for ces assembling at Adrianople to the Danube, whither TehahAn Oglorc had proceeded be- 1 fore. with the Asiatic cavalry. Large rein f0rcements had been sent tO Erzerum. Illus. seln Pacha has been succeeded at Chonmla by Haiel Pach, and was on his way to take the, command of the camp Ut AdranOple.. The Sultan was still at Ramis Tchifick.-- The most urgent commando continue Co be sent for armaments to Asia and the Porto will make great display of force in the spring. s
 Down to the aeth Dec. the greatest tran. qnility raigned At ConstAntinOple. The rOads 0R tho hOntiers Of Turkey were said Go he cbssred with snow to the depth of from four 60 i've feet. Mse M
 Private lettcrs from Vienna, received in London Jan. seth. express the opinion that another campaign between Russia and Tur- Key will Do prevented! .gf
 NEw-YoRK, March co.
 R0sClnlM Stephenson. This man. whose conduct has excited such deep interest h the eAeUmmeFciaf wutitl-fov sWsevul weeks past, Ia now in this city. At the latest London dayss, the property abstracted by hinn. for whic.h the firm of Remington, Stephenson & f,n. iaA responsible, was stated Ut E7O, O,OOO.-- Gt anneA,-aS that on leaving London, he pro ceedsd, in eomrany with Lloyd, one of the clerks of. the firm. t0 the Welsh coast, where he went on hoard an American vessel fos Sa- gannah. at which, port he arrived about the last Of February. On the 4ht instant, accor- ding to his own state saent, he leii Savannah in company with LioyNi, intending to go forty or ifty miles Into the Goantry. But having heen detained two or tbree days by accident on the road, he was taken out ot bed in the night, about eighteen miles rom Savannah, IbS four men armed with Pists':s and swords, \ seithons nrueaas. whO forced hhn into car-