Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-10-29
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The arrival Of the packet ShlIpe EdlcarN
C1WesNel and Erie, from havre, and the PdcVc'
from Liverpool, brings us London papers 20
18th and Paris papers to the SOIh 4W' tmcy
are decisive 40 10 the almost WnTeE'steu pro-
gress Of the Russians to very gates o. Som,
stantlnOple, N((pr taking AdrlNnopic WITHOUT
a StrugeIe, and securing their rear nom nv
danger Of attack. The London papers stl''
believe that Russia means to make peace
; but Il win hO such peace Us shalt give tnsm
an, hut the Immediate and entire pOesess'nn
ur Turkey In Europe. The deta'leu hUieIln
of Count DIebltsch, which includes the opS'
,rMtlOnS FFon, aVth July 10 18th August, shows
that the caution with which, after possessing
himself Of the passes 0f the Balkan, he mON-
ed forward In kOUmelia, was dictated by TIE
necessity Of securing his rear against the
Grand Vizier, still In ChoumlNi aud OF pro
vidIng IN case Of need, for his retreat Ins
he completely effected but nut without the
loss Of one battle between GensrNl krassoWs'
Ky and the Grand Vi1ier, IN which the a;Isr
10 said to have gained decisive victory LIS
rear being secure, he took advantage ut tue
divisions among the Turts themseivesi and
marching directly for Adrianople, received Ito
keys by capitulnilOn: thence he immediately
pressed forward, dividing his force 30 ~ TO
nut himself In communication on the rIghi
with the Russian feet blockadng the Dnrda'
nclles, and on tho LEFT with Admiral OreIg IN
tha Black Sen, COnstantinoplU was nndOubt.
edly NJ his mercy. Amid Nh this, nothing Is
seen or heard Of Sultan MdhmOWd; who does
not AupeNr 10 have sustained the expectation
his previous energy Of character had raIssd-
thar he would have thrown himself between
the invaders and his capital, and have, at
least, persisted sword In hand. Now proDa'
bly,, he will become tho victim u popular
insMrrection In his capital.
Negotiations were undoubtedly going on
between tho plenipotrntinries Of Russia and
Turkey; but, 40 Gen. Ditbitsch very frankly
told the messenger Of tho Divan, they should
not, md did not arrest the advance Of the
Russians.
France and England appear TO uS, deter
mined to look on, merely. Win regard 70
other I;oliticNl affairs, we see nothing OF con-
sequence. Respecting the Nlledged dcpHr'
t0re of Lord Sirangt6rd for Lisbon, as Am
bassador to Don Miguel, the Courier of the
10th has this paragraph s.
1--WE are authorized. Ia the most unquH'l'
fed manner, to contradict the assertion OF
the Morning Journal, that Lord Strangtord
10 to proceed to Lisbon No his MSjesty's Am
bASsadOr.
Neither Lord strangrord, nor any other
Diplomatic Agent, 10 going In the Britannia
The same Courier, Con official paper) Hd-
thus illustrates its knowledge Of our sys-
tenn -
"flis liability to such dangerous pNrOxys
occaslOned great alarm among his friends. and
principally his political adhsrants for II he
should die within the frst year Of his Presl.
dency, they would not b. prepared with u
successor to All his place, and the supreme
authority must at once revert To MI Ad'
ANS"
The weather In England. during the second
week In August, was somewhat uncertain
and boisterous. the harvest, upon the
whole, appears to have suffered little injury.
The most entire harmony ma0ifestly pre-
walls between the French and English Cabi.
nets. Indeed, It ~ made reproach IN the
Paris Journals against the French Ministry.
that by the appointment Of the Duke do La.
val as Ambassador 70 England, new pledge
10 given Of subserviency to tho policy Of the
Duke Of Wellington. The Polignac Ministry
continues to be severely handled In the French |
papers; and the visit Of Gen. La Fayette to
his grand. daughter, near Lyons, which caused
him necessary to traverse several provinces OF
France, was seized upon by she opponents OF
the Cabinet to Aignalixe thrO festivities to this
veteran Of liberty, their detestations OF those
who now administer tNe puUUC NuutEbs &ue
triu,nphal progress Of La Fayette was only
second 20 that he had made In the U. states.
The old General returned to Paris on the
18th Sept. II was remarked, that among all
the toasts given NJ the various festivals In his
honor, no mention Is made Of the Royal Fam.
lily.
The United States frigate Constellation,
Capt. Wadsworth, which sailed from this
port on the 18th Of August, with Messrs.
M'Lane and Nives, Our Ministers to London
and Paris, arrived at COwes on the 18th Of
September.
LONDON, Sept. II.
Libels upon the Duke Of Welliagton.-Thc
Grand Jury Of Middlesex this morning re-
turned true bills against Messrs. Alexander,
lsaacson, and Marsden, the registered Pro-
prietOrs Of the Morning Journal, Tor series
of libels published Ia that paper during the
months Of July and August, insinuating that
the Most Noble Arthur Duke Of Wellington
was "prOud, OveTbearing. gsasping, dishon-
est, and uupvincipled, and capable Of design
60 oyerturn the Crown and PROSTATE the laws
and liberties of this country"
The bills were Immediately removed into
the Court Of Kings Bench by eertiOr0ri.
Dispatches, dated August eth. were re.
ceiyed last night from Mr.. DGickiRs. our Res
ident In Greece. II is announced that body
OF the irregular Greek troops, amounting to
between two and three thousand, had quilted