Litchfield enquirer., 1829-01-29

the evacuation of that territory: and we have heard that much difficulty would have been removed, had the extent of the ter ritories to be included in the State of New Greece been specifically declared in the first instance.
 From the Boston Commercial Gazette.l
 By the politeness of gentleman who has been for a long time trading in the Bospho- rus, who was in the vessel that entered the port of CUnstan,inople short time since with the American flag displayed, for the first time, as it was then thought, we have been favored with some interesting details
 relative to the affairs of the East. He states that the Turks in Varna, and the
 Russians who we've beseiging it, were both
 at the time when it was taken, almost des- titutc of ammunition that the arrival of
 the Grand Vizier who was expected from
 Shumla with reinforcement, might have
 changed the face of things, and that the ex-
 plosion of the mine which finally reduced 1 Varna to ruins and put the Russians in
 possession of it, destroyed great numbers
 of the victors who had too hastily entered
 the fortress in triumph, as well as of the Turks, who were compelled by treachcry
 to surrender. The Grand Vizier in con- sequence of his disgraceful conduct has
 beed exled, and the Capitan PacIla ap-
 pointed Grand Vizier in his place, while
 the Pacha of Pora and Galatia has been
 promoted to the office of Capitan Pacha
 in the room of the last. The new Grand
 Vizier is Mahomet Pacha who comn,an-
 ded the naval forces after the battle of
 Navarino. Ourinfermant states, that Ma
 homet Ali is about 32 years of age, we'll
 formed, active, and of an enquirpg dispo-
 sition, Zealous in the different modes of warfare praclised by other nations. Our
 informant had frequent invitations to dine
 from inc Grand Vizier, when still com mandcr of the marine forces, and was en- abled to form correct estimate of the most prominent traits of character in his entertainer, on board the "A of the first rate in which his flag was then hoisted.- Mahomet never failed to take him over the ship, describing his Improvements. which were great, discussing navigation and gunnery.
 Our nforlnat gives the following de- scription of the person of the Grand Seignior. He is about 45 years of age. swartby in complexion, slightly pitted with the small pox, about , feet 8 inches in height, and somewhat corpule mt; he at tended the mosque wi:h magnificent appi- ances, but is comparatively plain and sim pie ln his general appearance. The Sul-. tana IS Swiss lady of great accomplish ment. After news from the army the Sultan is accustomed to hold private parties of the most distinguished members of his court at his palaces on the Bosphorous and else- where, at which the Sutana is present, an indulgence in imitation of European man. ners which excited tho displeasurc of the Efcndi, " the head of the law" who was dismissed from his office for venturing to express his dissatisfaction. Every regiment is furnished with band ,& equipped much in the European styls. Last summer it was the custom of the Sultan to exercise his troops in person every Monday, attired in Ihe uniform peculiar to the officer who has Inc command of a division of 10, ,OOO men. In case of the success of the Russians, he is determined to retreat to the mountains and maint"in the religion of his fathers to the last. The Sultan apprehends no dan ger from the Russians this winter, says our informant, though he keeps his marquee Tor the sake of the example to his troops. There is manuiactory of muskcts at Con established by the Sultan, where fifty muskets per day are finished. ltis thought that if the Russians should reach Conslantinople that city would share he fate of Moscow.-Auslria is thought to be moving troops to impede the designs Ot Russia. Our informant differs much rom those who speak injurioisly of the turkish character. Bravery, generosity, '"spltality are among their virtues.
 ro., |" pill for incorporating a company to e. ,'as, o"dse over the Ohio a; Louisville, has " ,"cSv o"' branch of the Legislature of Ken. ,orv S.J in Oakland County, Michigan Terri ,Icm "" S";, s'ne hgn H"rs in open court and one of Court took Ho c' !oC"tSo in the others face The