Litchfield enquirer., 1830-01-14
LATEsT FROM FRANCE.
NEWsYNRK, Dun, q.

10y WV packet snip CnArIee Carroll, Capt
Clarke arrived yesterday from HAvrO,lwe re.
both to the 00th of November.
TGrkey.-AccOUnts from phIllponolla az
Oct. S0th state, the Pacha Of ScHtari who
had been about to return to his country, has
been ordered hack, and will take possession Of
Atrianople, after the departure Of the Rus.
slams. II was chiefly owing 10 the want Of
provision that he was obliged to scatter his
troops about Jeniba1an, &c.
Il was declared that the Grand Vislr, aud
the Visir Or RumeliN and the pHcha Of Scnta.
RI were about to assemble at AdrianOple, for
some object yet unknown.
II Is stated that the Sultan has requested
Gen. Dicbitsch 10 CniOin obedience upon the
Turks on his departure, which he has refused.
The Austrian Observer states, that letters
from Semlin have been received, informing
that the FIRST payment Of the indemnity due
Ia Russian subjects and merchants, has been
made, to the amount Oi 100000 Dutch ducats;
that Giurgevo has been evacuated, and tho
article 0f the treaty Of peace relating 10 Ser.
via has been executed. II Is added that the
Russians consequently evacuated AdrianOple
on the LIST, and gave up that city to Turkish
authorities appointed for that purpose.
Portugul.-An account under the date Of
Lisbon, Nov. nth, states, that the council
ministers assembled daily, and something Of
Importance was doubtless on the carpet. The
cause was thought 90 ne in the poverty Of tho
treasury, which some proposed to replenish
by n loan, if lenders could be found. SOmO
proposed seizing the property Of cmigrants;
one that Of the Bank. issuing assignats.
II is stated that Miguel has written to his
friend, Lord wellington, to engage Lord
Cochranc 70 command his nert, and begin
operations against TcrCrra. The commune
cations which take place between the Usurp-
or and his mother, are said 10 he IN offensive
terms. EXeriiOns have been made by tho
queens party, to get him 10 attend Ferdi-
nand's nup,ns ut Madrid hut he has deter
mined not to quit Queluz
ARRIVALS from Liverpool and Havrc, ut
New-York, bring accounts two ar three
days later, but they furnish no intelligence Of
interest.
FRANKFORT, KY, Dec. I.
| A Fright(M FdN.-A man from Lexng-
ton WIS l""'i"g it into town, after dark. One
evening last week, too much elevated with
the good cheer he had met with on the way
to be- circumspect ia his walk Having got to
the brow Of tho hill, whore tho road passed
! along the top Of the river cliff, aud leads
down into the town, he varied from the beat
IN track 70 avoid the mud. and inclining too
much to the lcfl ,nmblrd hcadlong down tho
cliff His first pitch was of the top Of per-
pcndicular rock, about tuenty feet down 10
the ground, which broke the fall, but was too
steep to arrest its progress, and ON he went,
tumhling over the stones and through the
bushes, about three hundred feet more, down To
the foot or the cliff; but the river not being
very high. he lodged on the wood landing.
near the edge Of the water. The man was
sadly bruised, but fortunately had no homes
broken, and was able to get up Nod find his
way int0 town. He declares h. will be more
temperate in future--a wise resolution.
NJ$William G. Pcase. II lottery vPndrr in
this city, few days since repaired to New
York, where, unknown to his friends, ac-
! qnaintsnce, or even creditors. hc took passage
| in the brig Ranger, Capt. Whitaker, for La
guayra, which WAS then ready t. go to sea.
While the brig was drawing out from the
wharf Mr.. Prase was arrested on n debt Ur
sut Of $1,000. in favor of Paine. Burgess g.
Co. of Hartford, when the captain and three
"f his men intrrfrrrd between the officer and
P"asr. C"rcibly rescued the prisoner, forced
the officer ashore, aud pu, on, I" sea. The
High Sheriff Of New York was immediately
informed Uf the outrage which had been com
mitt"d against the laws of III" State, and with
HS N""'"Vlt'iSttC oHI'liNucs Nv OTueTeu tNV
heats to be- got in readiness, and with three
Of his deputies, and five police officers, gave
chase Ia, aud overlook the brig near Staten
Island. where he arrested Prase, The captain,
and all his crew, and brought them back To
Ncw-Y"rS. Prase was safely lodged in jail,
where he now is, and The captain and three
Of his crew were baiIrd. and allowed to pro-
cced on their voyagr.-.Ncp London Cen.
The ErecWtioR.--On Friday last Moses Ly-
on was executed. for the murder of Sally
Warrington, pursuant 10 his sentence. The
conduct "f Lyon from the day of his ronvic.
ton until the "Wednesday. preceding his exc
cuii"n. had been marked for stubbOrnncss
and an apparent unconccrn for his situation.
On the latter day, however. he exhibited evil
dent symptoms "f c"ntri;ion shed many
tears. and. at his re- quest and under his direc-
tim. the Rev. Mr.. Lape, Of this village, wrote
a short sketch Of his life. From this sketch
we learn that Lyon was born in NOrwalk,
COnn.-that he has two daughters living IN
that State-that their mother is dead; that
he has. since her deCease, been married Ia
two women. both 0f whom he smppOses TO DC
still living that he lived with Sally Yarring-
ton from May last until the day at her death
that he has of late years h,pn very infnm.