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

tim ~ this disAsler. the Sublime Porte has
lOst 4 battle Nt klrkh klllissA, within twenty
leagues Of COnstRntlM0ple, 90 that nothing, I
seems, can now stop the progress Of the Rus.
SLAMS TO the capital, The same journal states
that the SNltans troops are losing their cOnA.
dence, that spirit OF mWliny II every where
showing iteelG yet, Notwithstanding this, lhr
Divan "stIll persists IN is refusal to come IA
any arrangement"
The Prusslan State Gazette, gives, at full
length, the bulletin of the Russian Army,
which IL dated nj Aides. According 10 TIL.
document MessenIbria was taken, with aOOO
prisoners aud ten standards, and the Grand
ViEer, at ShNmla, was not aware Of the
march OF the Russian detAchnentN before
that place I'LL four days after Il had taken
place. In word the deNOWpment nf the
campaignis n"w RAPIDLY approaching. -.SWN
Accounts from Smyrna state, that 1000
troops were expected there, and would imme.
diately proceed to AdrianOple. Omer PachO
was sent with n corps to Schela, the mouth vi
the Bnsph"rus, where the Russians had made
landing.
The Paris Constitutional, after giving the
extract from the Gazette de Munich respect
ing the affair Uf Krrkpleisa says
! 1.-THE taking Of COnstAntinople, if this
news Is confirmed, will he only the signal Ol
greater political movement In Europe
England has declared that Turkey, 40 an H..
dependent power, was necessary ~ the equi.
libriUm Of Europe, and especially to the conn
mGrcial interests Of Great BritAin.-Au stria
is alarmed at finding herself In contact with
what the English call the giant of the north.
It will then be- necessary tO drive this giant
hack towards the Pole. This will be task Of
the giant Oc the seas united to Austria. But
the combined forces Of the two powers would
not be sufficient to attain the result which IL
desired. The assistance OF France would be
necessary. II would be- necessary for her t.
display her force IL order 10 calm the fears
Of Austria, and inalFr to England, In case Of
war. the posSessiou "f Malta, the I0nian Isl.
ands, and her comNsrcial influence Ia the LIZ.
want.
In truth, Englanl and Austria, who did not
suffer us to preserW, our ancient limits, who
pillaged our nMsesms and enriched them.
selves with the ranlom we paid them, would
COME with good gree 10 ask as to draw Cor
them the chestnuts from the Gre. This we
shalt see. The st%ret Of the formation Of
the Polignac ministry will cease soon to he
mystery, ana the eifct will make us acQUalnt'
I'll with the cause-lnd Prussia and the Low
Countries--we already hear Of political ne
cessties which may break up the neutrality
IN spite Of all possible repugnancs. Ia Il 10
be- supposed that Russia has not provided her.
self with allies And In such circumstances
BourmUnt. and d. Ia BOurdonnaye. Or
what use then, are he tesSons of history?
Constantinopie, Jelly SO,--lt IL said that the
Russians In their march on AdrianOple. have
been supported by the Bulgarians, who every
whCre united with them.
The Di'an was in session half Of last night,
discussing the question Of sending cOmmis'
siOners to the Russian head quarters 10 negO.
tate for peace. Several members were for
the measure, but the, majority were for con.
tinuing the war, because the empire could
never b. In worse condition 10 make propO
sails for peace. II was resolved TO do every
thing 10 arrest the enemy, and instantly ~
send off Ill possible assistance 70 Adrian0ple.
The position Of things IL extremely critical.
The capital IL on volcano. the eruption Of
which may overthrow the empire. The
partixans Of the Janisaries already begin 10
In up their heads, and not cOntent with cir.
cula,ing evil reports, they have commenced
action, frightening the inhabitants Of Para by
incendiary movements. II was by them tina,
1900 houses were burned ut Para, and others
attempted to be- vat on Gre. Many individu.
ais have been arrested. A division Of the
guard has received orders H. occupy the capt
raj. and d"y and night PATROLS ARE maintained
in the streets.
The New-York Observer AIDA the follow.
ing notes to the recent Intelligence from Eu-
r"pr:- #1F.
Sizeboi Is at the extremity &c a Poin! Ol
land which projects into the Black SEA-, ahOu,
100 miles north If CWnstantinoplc, forming
one &c the caprs Of the gulf uf BOurgas.
Aidos and Karnab0t appear to he small
towns or fOrtrrsscs near the passes In the Bal.
kan. 90 or so miles south Of ChOumla, and
not far from the gulf Of B"urgas.
Per0 IL the district 0f COnstantinOplp in
which those individuals reside who are attach
ed t. the suites Of ambassadors to the Porte
from different European powers.
McssembriG. AchiOlis and BoWrgGs are fOrti-
Fed places, on or near the shore Of the gulf Of
Bourgas. 1t would seem that the Russian
General leaving the Grand Vixicr penned up
by an adequate force In Shumla, marched d.
rectly for the gulf Of BOurgas, possessed him
self suddenly Of all the important positions
"n IFS coast. and thus prepared the way for
the landing Of $4,000 men at SizcbOli, which
Is at the southeast extremity Of the gulf.
With this reinforcement. and being now south
ut the Balkan, he proceeded without inter
ruptiOn on his way 70 COnsta ntinople, TIL he
arrived Mt Kirki.lissa vxt,era N great hattl..