Litchfield enquirer., 1830-01-07

CNledonsa, M New.York, from Liverpool, papers are received to the SOth Nov. ThsrO ls not much news. We have room for only the GOlOwlng:-
 RUSSIA AND TURKEY,
 Accounts have been received from Adrla. nOple, which state the Anal ratification Of the peace between Russia and Turkey, by the Porte having paid the first instalmenI'of the Commercial indemnity, amounting to 5OO,O0 Dutch dncNts, and causing tho fortress GlNr. gevo to be evacuated. The inh and sixth corps of the Russian army had taken their de- pariure previous to the final evacuation of A. drianOpe.
 Mustapha Pac ha had discontinued his mil. tary excursion, and all points between Count Diehitsch and the Turkish PlenipOtentiAry had been finally settled.
 CORstdntiRople, Oct. 90.-News was recCiv. ed here yesterday, that the exchange of the notifications of the treaty took place ut Adri- anople on the e7th ult. All tho points that were to precede the evacuation Of Adrianopls by the Russians are fulfilled, 50 that in few days Bll the Russian troops win probably have left 1t, with the exception of regiment of infantry, which win be left to protect the sick and wounded, whose number Is stated nt 5000 men. Mustap pha Pacha, of Scutari, is con,- missiOned by the Sultan, on the evacuation of AdranOple and Kirk. Kilissa by the Rus sians, which is to take place Ut the same time, to occupy both these cities. It is to be re.
 marked, that the Porte, since 1t has been ccr-
 tain Uf the retreat of the Russian army, looks
 forward with uneasiness to the time Uf its
 departure, and seems almost tO wish that 1t
 would remain longer. The Porte must hU
 daily more and more sensible of the decay
 or its power, mud the Sultan G,l hu, toO well
 that he is destitute of all physical and moral
 means tO obtain due Obrdirnce from the nn- ton. It is affirmed that he has requested Count Debitsch, through the PrusSan Am-
 hassadUr, to issue proclamation hrfOrc he
 leaves AdrianOple, Co eXhOW the Mussulmans
 to show obedience to their superiOrs. aud rrs-
 pect for the laws. Count Dirhtsrh, however.
 is said tO have declined this, out Of respect , for the Sultan, and to have written to Baron VOn Roy"r, that such step would tend rath- CT io loUsen than to strengthen the bonds Of , obedience. and that he should br apprehpn. |. sive of affecting the dignity of the Sultan. There is no doubt that the Mussuln,ans, hav- F ing become acquainted through the Russian invasion with the advantages of unimpcdrd . civilization and an administration founded On . the principles Of equity and justice, will hU, . unwilling to submit again to the arbitrary power of the Sultan and his saraps, aud there - are many reasons to apprrhrnd, that after r the departure of the Russian troops, danger. c ous opposition may arise, by which the life Of ,. the Su,an may be exposed. and the total ruin if of the Turkish empire accelerated. tiali ,. Pacha is not to go io St. Petrrsburgh. aud Il this is looked upon Rs a fortunate circum- !. stance, because his mission might have tended tO confuse matters, rather than t0 settle thrnl. - Tue Porte has received offers uf loans frnnp '- 'e'''"' I''"',''" |" ~""h'" '' [" pay the militia n ry contributions, but it has not accepted unr. - Serious disturbances are said to have broken Il out ln Albania and Marcdnnia. Last night c several TAEia.s were dcspuich,d io Salonichi e and EPirus, with new instructions for the Pa. 6 chas.
 B The large and extensive Sugar refining rs- tablishment Of Mr. D. l.. Thomas of Bali.
 more, was destroyed by fire on the e0,h ult. l The building was siy stories high; tsconirnis. ' consisting of machinery and apparatus and a large stock of sugar, shared the same fate
 lAe amount Ot insurance stated is S4O.OOO, hu, is said tO fall considerably short of the whole l0ss-Comr0ai.
 A case of considerable atrrrsi was tried a
 few days sine" in ihr Court nr Cummon
 Pleas. butcher brought an action for slan.
 der against an"thcr bu;chrr for asserting that
 n" had puichaS' d hog which had died ur
 ds"as", or was killed hy being run over in
 tho street, and took part of i ,o markr, and
 sold tt, and made up another part of il int,
 sansages and sold them. The defendant ius
 tGcd. and made out his case to the sa,i,tar,i,u
 of ih" Jury, who returned verdict h, hi, Et.
 vor.-N. !. Gd=etie.
 Le0ke'S Cose.-Wc>'rarn by letter from
 A'bany. says the New York Gazette. ina, lhn Court "f Errors on Saturday reversed the decision of the Court of ChanCpry by a vote of l7 [" 9; thus affirming the decision of tbs Surrogate and supporting the will. By ihi, decision. the personal property Of Mir. Isaac
 U. Leakc comes into :he possession of Mir. Robert Watts, Jr. on condition of his chang ing hls name tO Lrake. The sum is sai,: tn he hetwren two and three hundred thousand dollars Ii vii! he rccnlIrcied that Mir. Lcake len will in his own handwriting, which, however, was not signed. The real estate of MT. l.. according to law, becomes the prop erty of the State-said to be between one and two hundred thousand dollars. Good Hit-The Morning Herald states that the New York American suggests that