Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-02


 commander in chief left yassy On tlAs tth el
 Captain Le Blanc; the Commodore of a French ship, ihhd been sentsby Admiral de Rigny, to oMUstapha Pachd, G6vernOr of Can. dia, to confer with him and recommend mod crate measlres as fespecting the Greekss--- He consented and agreed to snspend llOstili= ties. But the GreekS were not so tractable, and Captain Le Blanc returned from fruit less conference with Baron Reineck, their a. gent in Candia. sS "
 The Gazette de France OfN1ay goth, says
 "A letterffOm Vienna states, that report was circulated at Odessa. on the 1st-Of May, that Erzeroum had been taken by the Rus sians. The best informed pefsOns in that ci- ty did not believe it.
 < The accounts from SizepOli were of the 2Sd ofApril. The Russians still retained pos session oft, but the Turks were making prep aratiOns for avspeedy attack.
 "OdessG, April 28.-A considerable con- voy, with troops (4.OOO men, it is said) and provisions, will sail next week for the Asiatic coast, of the Black Sea-. It seems that the Turks arrlve from Naf0lia in great force, ad- vancing to meet General Paskewitch, and lay waste every thing on their way"
 The St. Petersburgh Gazette contains an account Ofthe Danube having been crossed on the 1ith April by three detachments of Turks, who were repulsed without loss from Zigaulet and Drssa in little Wallachia. Their attack on the, village of Rasta was seriOus.- They were repulsed with the bayonet, los- ing forty-One killed and twenty-two taken prisoners. ..,s se
 Paris, Mag 19.-There is now in the roads ofMarseilles a. trigate, built by order of Me- hemet Ali. Nothing, it is said, can be more rich and magnificent than this vessel, which will cost the Pacha 100000 francs. It con-. tains suite of splendid apartments, furnished with that magni6cence and oriental eiFemina- cy which would perfume even. the tar.
 All the accounts from Greece announce that MissolODghi must soon fall. The Greeks intend to blow up all the works of the for dresses they may take in Liyidia, to prevent reaction scn the part of the Turks. Of $500 French wliO will remain in the Morea, one will be in garrison at Patras. the re- in, Navarino and M0don.
 Captain Sir Edward Parry, R. N. the eel ebrated Polar "NaTiGatOr, has accepted pro- posals made to hi1 by.tihe Australian Agri- cultural Company, and goes out in June, asl Commissioner of that Association, to Portl Stephens, about 90 miles nOrthward of Sid ney. the capital of New South Wales. OfI course this occasions vacancy in the office of Hydrographer to the Admiralty, which, will probably be filled by that very able Sur veyor, Capt. William Fitzwilliam Owen, R. N. elder brother of Rear Admiral Sir E.. Ow- en, Commander in Chief upon the East In- dia station. Capt. Sir Edward Parry re- ceives from the Australian Company &9, 900 per annMm for four years, with, q pension .Of G3OO for life after the expiration of shat peri- od of service. Lady Parry, daughter of Sir John Stanley, will accompany heT.hMsbapd to rOTr StePnens; ana mere can be uftle d0ubt but the abilities, zeal, perseverance,, modera,I tion,' firmhess, and moral example of Sir Ed ward, will prove highly beneficial to the interests tn that remote settle- ment.
 The Emperor Nicholas, who is to be crown d King of Poland to day (says London pa- per of the 2Sd) will afford the only instance # coronation which the Poles have seen for he last 70 years. It is said that the crown which he will wear at the ceremony has cost ,OOO, ,OOO of aorins, or nearly ESO0, ,OOO ster- pg. It was necessary to incur this expense, s the crown which encircles the heads of the lectve Sovereigns of the Polish Common wealth would ndtss,iitshe Russian autOcrat. md besides had disappeared amid the revo- utions to which Poland had been cxp0sed.--I \ story is told, in one. of the French papers, If the old Polish diadems being still in exist-l .nce, having, on the partition 0fthe kingdom ,een carried away. and hid by two msnks, who swore never to reveal the secret till theirl country should recover it's ancient splendo0r md independence. s,' 71, 0 ,8 ----- 5fss'a at 5 56sS !. Pun ofthe RsssiGn ampGign.--A French Ministerial Journal states that the new cam ,aign, of the Russians is expected to open. by l lttacks on four different points: lst, On the Danube, to compelithe surrender of the for resses which still hold out for the Porte; Cd, n Servia, by Orsova, Widdin, and Nissa md 4th, on the coasts of the Black Sea, by l Bourgas and Sizepoli, to cut of the commu- l aication with Adrianople. In such a plan of operations, the head quarters would remain | n Wallachia tin the expected surrender of he fortresses on the Danube permitted free In all points from Bucharest o Varna.. Head quarters would then bel to the latter city. and the pviuci- pal operations would be directed tcaeafds the Balkan, Shumla, either with the object of at- tacking the Turkish army in front, or turningI it's position ny movement towards Bourxas. If this line of Turkish operations were forced. the tactican of the Ministerial Journal then calculates that the Russians would spread themselves into the province south Of the Bal kan. and occupy triangular theatre of com A~ AZ d -gA aI