Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-10-08

have been issued ~ fOrllEy AdrlAn0ple and
the provincial cltlesS EOr the MUsselmen are
weary Of the exeFllOns that they have been
making fIr ga many years. aud the many
burdens which they have 10 bear. The Rus.
sian columns are SNld TO he only six days
march from AdrIAnOple, and the haste with
which all the troops coming hOm Asia are or.
dered to the second capitol Of the Empire,
shows the reality Of the danger. Many con.
Siderable families have cUne hither from
Adrianople. In ASIA, two, aG,rs are In a bad
condition. General PaskeWitsch has gained
great battle near Er1er,Ilnl, which he Is
said to have already taken. The ChicCUf the
SchissnAtic ArmeDtans, with Russian corps,
has taken the fortress Of Van and Thus open.
ed large field for the operations Of thu enc
my. this being the chief of the Scllismat!c
ArmEnians. The Porte may soon have to
repent ils prosecution Vr the faithful Catholic
Armenians, on the pGrGdiOUs suggestions Of
this sect. Tartars are hurrying Ia all direC.
tiDns to carry orders, or bring intelligence.
The Aga of the Tartars himself has gone 10
'rwblsOnl, where the Russlns have attempt
Fed n landing, and done mich damage. A
Russian squadron IL cruising at the entrance
Of the BOsphOrWus, which, the day before
yesterday, made u show Of e'tering the chan.
mel. This caused the greatest alarm, espe.
ciAlly IA the Turkish men.OS.war made no
preparations to oppose them, but withdrew
into the inner harbOr. II seems that the wind
was not quite favorable, and chat the Russian
Admiral waits for u more favorable moment
| to alarm the unfortunate inhabitants Of Con.
| stantinOpie. What will he the Gate Of the
Franks, IL the Russian Commanders should
succeed In attacking the cNpitNll Despatch
rs after dispatches are sent of 10 Asia to
hasten the march Of the reserve 10 Europe.
! The Vicrroy Of Egypt In must earnestly de-.
aired to send to the Sultan the aid which
he so much needs.-Atgemeins ZeitGng,
dug. 10.
Abdul Rahman, Pacha Of Three Tails, who
commanded the troops on the KRmtchik, the
garrisons Of Messem6ria. Achioli, aud B0ur-
gas, had assembled six or seven thousand men
on the right bank Of the JuSchi KiOi. Dere |;
but were attacked and driven back by Gene.
raj Roth. abandoning his position, with two
strand batteries Of four guns each, and n
dock yard with beautiful new corvette "f
90 guns. He lost 400 prisoners, and seven
standards. Messpmbrla, which 10 well CNrtiR.
ed, was attacked by land. and also by ADM
raj Greig with his squadron. Omar PachO,
the Governor, surrsnderedOn the esd. with
100 officers; the Russians took Is cannOns
and 5000 prisoners, and 10 standards
The garrison Of Burgos made sally, but
was repulsed; and the Russians entering the
town pei. msll with the CUgitiNes tho garrison
ned through tho opposite gate. Tho garrison
of Acbioli abandoned the place, without
waiting 10 b. attacked. - .,.
The Grand Vizier IN Shumla did not know
0f thu march Of the Russians from before that
fortress til four days after u had taken place,
He then sent corps to the KaMtschick,
which found that the Russians had already
passed Il. This corps then went 10 Aides
where II arrived ON the cath, In the evening
There the Turkish troops, Q or 2 thousand
infantry, made stand, but were defeated by
General Rudiger. whU tOak Aidos, and pursU.
ed the enemy 10 a great distance. The loss
Of the Turks IN killed 10 supposed to be-
great. Only eco prisoners were taken. The
Turkish camp was taken by the Russians,
whose loss was not 100 men.
Bucharest, Aug. 4.--Accorting to letters
from Odessa, the plague has again manifested
Itself, and several families are said to leave
he town with permission of the authorities. |
The theatres and MI the magaxinrs are said |
o have been closed ON the SOth July. The
lrst expedition which sailed from Se-
,astopol on the i4th ult. tO reinfNrce the gar.
'ison Of Sixeholi, In stated In letters from
VarnA to have reached its destination with
out accident. The second which In stronger,
being 900 men, sailed on the eth. The ser
vice for the SUPPLY of the army Is In perirc,
order, and 100 transports are constantly EN-
ployed, in conveying provisions from Odessa
to SixebOli.
London, dug. 24.-The Turkey mail ARR
we'd this morning bringing letters from Con.
stantinOple 10 the 97th. and from Smyrna To
the Goth Mlt. One letter states that the SUI.
tan, notwithstanding his. unaltered resolution
never to yield 10 any of the terms proposed
by the Russians. had begun to experience
some perplcxiiy with regard TO the course Of
his own motions, Ia the event Of the enemy
arriving triumphant at the gates Of his capt.
tai. Little could be expected from his pre-
scnce near the scene Of operations, whereas il
was Of the highest importance that his person
shDuld 10 far from the reach Of the Russians.
The city Of BrOussa, on the. Asiatic shore,
about One hundred miles from Constantine.
pie, across che PrOp0nts, was therefore the
place supposed 10 have been selected BY the
Sultan rs d retreat In the first instance. Tran.
guilty prevailed in the capital up to the de-
partWre &c the mail, outstanding the un-
easiness Of the inhabitants. As yet, the Sui
tan bad not removed his head quarters from
the valley Of Bouyouderay.
The Algemeine Zeitung. which arrived
yesterday by the Flanders mail, is full of in
s..a..l e.. Al