Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-26
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NEw-YoRK, Feb. 20.

NEW ' ORK, FeO. 2U.
 By the packet ship Birmingham. just arri- we'd from Liverpool, whence she sailed on the 9th January, we have received London papers to the 9th and Liverpoolto the 9th, inclusive. There is very little news of importance ex- cept the recall of the Marquis of Anglesey from the Government ofIreland, which arose from his difference of opinion upon the Cath olic question. with the Duke of ellington. LONDON, Tuesday, Jan. 8.-With the ex- ception of the MOniteur. which states the ar- rival Of Ofdespatches from General Mais0n, com manding the French troops in the MOrea, and united attack by the Greeks on the positions of the Turks in Western. Greece, the French papers of Saturday contain no news. The revi- ved activity of the Greeks, if followed by the success which may he expected from the di- unfinished power of the oppressors, cannot fail to embarrass tho question of peace between the two great belligerents in the East.
 PARIS, JAN. 2.
 1.-Two expresses have just brought fresh despatches from General Maison, dated the 9th, 8th, and 10th December. m
 The health of the divisions continues to mimprove, especially with respect to the num- ber of men received into the hospitals. A complete list shows, in the most accurate manner. the losses which the division had sns- tained since its departure from France; these losses amounted up to the lst of December, to 5sl men, including 92 officers.
 "The same despatches announce that sev- eral chiefs of Western Greece. supported by the troops of General Church. and part of those of Prince Ypsilanti. have taken arms. and have attacked the Ottoman troops in the positions which they occupy. Redschid Pa cha has advanced towards Arta with 4,OOO men; but courier has brought him orders to repair to Constantinople, and he immedi- ately set out for that capital. advising the Turks in those provinces to unite their efforts to repel the attacks made against them. ''Frontiers cf Moldavia, Dec. IF. Ut has been reported for sOme days that the Pachas of OrsOwa, Widde6 and Silistria, have united to operate together in the line of communications of the Russians, from Varna to Isaktcha. It is said that Hussein Pacha is to take part in this movement. and Omer Vrione appeared before Bazardjik, when Gen. erals Roth and Rndiger had very severe ac- ton with him. fEthis news shnuld be- con- irned, it would appear certain that the Turks intended to have a winter campaign.
 The French Papers of Sunday contaln in- telligence from the East, which proves that neither in Bulgaria nor in Asia, do the Turks intend to humour the Russians by abstaining from winter campaign. 7Hs MOniteur states positively. on the authority ofits own cores pOndent at Eucharist, that a serious attack was made on the Russian entrenchments at Bazardjik. about the middle of December, in which much blood had been shed. The en- trenchments were not carried but as the re- l al object of the attack was to cover the march ofthe GRAND VlzlER through Pravadi to Var na. and as that march was effected without in terruption, the Turks were considered as hav- ing succeeded. Other accounts speak ofa sub sequent and still more important operation an attack upon Varna itself, the ramparts of which were still in so dilapidated state when the Turks appeared before the place. notwith standing the exertions ofthe garrison to repair them, that the GRAND WEBER ordered m im- mediate assault. In this he is said to have failed.-Comier.
 Military Colonies of Russia.-TOwards the close of his reign, the Emperor Alexander es- tabiished plan for founding military colonies m different parts of his empire. The partic- Hlars of the. plan we gather from the e Ann uaire" of lS2S. published at Paris. All the children born in these colonies are destined to military life. At the age of fifteen they are enrolled, and remain in service until they are