The Sun.
London, England, 1829-06-23 00:00:00

IlAill3Ul GH PAPERS.

LETTER FROM CONSTANTINOPLE, MAX 24.--" Ae
counts have at length been received of the operations of the
Grand Vizier in the course of this month. After taking
the chief command, he sent several detachments to the
neighbourhood of Varna, and threatened all the points of
communication between that place and Issaktchi.
himself undertook a grand reconnoissance towards Varna,
from which place General Roth sent two divisions to op-
pose him. Since several actions ensued, in which the
gossians are stated to have had several thousands kounts
illed-
and wounded, and 700 taken p'fisoners. (Some acc
say that no quarter was given on either side.) Praeadi
is reported to have been stormed severe. times, the
actionsand in the
end wholly destroyed. After these eangurOary
Oren! Vizier returned to his position at Shutola, whence
Husseid Pacha had marched with 15,000 men by Grand
Rasgrad td Redschuk. It is now said that. the
amain
Vizier has marched towards Silistria, as the RuesioD
army had crossed the Danube and was advancing a„' .•
that place, but no particulars are known.
'6 The Pacha of Negropont reports that the greateni
disttets prevails in the Principalities ; that the peasants
had taken tefege in the forests to avoid the miseries of
war ; and that the plague had happened in severa;tois- •
tricts. Similar accounts came from Bulgaria.
" Bread is still scarce in our capital, though we We=
had some supplies from the Black Sea.
" Mr. Cartwright, the English Consul-General, he"
arrived from the Dardanelles, and Mr. Gordon, the Arn
bassador, is expected every hour. The renewal of diplo. •
matic negotiations with England has made an evident-
impression on the capital.
" Three thousand reapers are gone from Wallachia to
Bulgaria. A park of artillery, consisting of twelve
15-pounders, has lately gone towards Giurdzevo ; 20°
with every exertion it cannot soon be completed, as
fort,
, but
carpenters are employed on the bridge of Kallarasch
pontoons' were destroyed or carried away by the late in-
undations.
" Lea-eves FAO3I ODESSA, JUNE 3.—News has jool
the Grand Vizies
.
been received here of another sanguinary battle which
took place OH She 19th of May, between General Rotb and
•at Aski-Arnoutler. Our troops 1
hayed on this meas 0'-
and all the efforts of t.'e numerous enemy were fruitless.
We expect with impatiens
I,l‘n also with the most brilliant valour,.
.e the official accounts.
10.--Prince Dolgorucki, his
" FROM THE NEVA, Jusx'
ago, will, it is said, go to Tamil,
t out for Tiflis a few der
Majesty's aid-de-camp, who DC
hAilimllbPassrinadceo,r Aub)baTs Mirza.eran It le as.
is sprint, d in the person of
oni a mission to the Pet.'
so affirmed that a De
Major-General Murawiew. All the r 6, "rt.' °,.f. A breach.
between the two Courts seem therefore to lan. unwunaene
" LETTER FROM CONSTANTINOnri MA•T 27'
__Ai
was on the 20th that the Turkish fleet of tvrenaj'-ene
entered the Black Sea, with a fresh sun* wind. The
Sultan, in the steam-boat, accompanied it tbe
last
on the Bosphorus. Thence he went to Coreb"rl3,,,..,°':f
where he viewed the entrenchments destroyed .."'Y
the
sians, and ordered them to be repaired as soon aa' Pelnu.„l,
The fleet has since re-entered the Bosphorus, an, I‘'
anchor between Fanaraki and Bujukdere. To th e,—
nishmeat of every body, it has brought a Russian fri
which the Turks say was taken in battle. Accordin,
their account, an engagement took place with Admi. s
Greigh's fleet at Cape Baba, near Penderakli (Heraclia.
on the Asiatic side of the Bosphorus, in which the Turks
affirm they had the victory, though this seems inconsisteee
with their return.
" A report from the Grand Vizier says, that on the 17th
the Russians had 4,000 men killed near Pravadi, and tbat
he took six cannon. The day before yesterday, three
Tatars brought the news of a battle two days later-441
on the 19th. It seems to have been very desperate,
so
Thoughm
arne pso
er tx
ps p speaks
roefa
t3j,noyo,on
oßussians, kaci leloedu
the Grand Vizier claims the victory.--(See Odessa.)-"
,ntallittabe'
ever has yet been published of these repeated advantage',
which are therefore greatly in need of confirmation.
" The standard of the Prophet is now planted on the
Kiosk of Kalender, whither immense crowds flock, bode
armed and unarmed. Large detachments of cavalry are at
Fanaraki, and on the Asiatic side at Jenikioi. TheaSsitew
is sometimes with one corps, sometimes with the other, to
examine every thing in person. The voice of the people'
is now with him, and he prosecutes his reforms 'with the
greatest energy. The most perfect tranquillity prevails 0
the capital during his absence. Meantime it excited grist
withhe Christians tia
extendsn sf from
sensation when the Sultan some days sieve went to the
country seat of Mr. Black, the English banker, at
n'
village of Belgrade, where he conversed in the most a
manner gai
present,i Aanddrwanahlti;
Turkish Slum ever did before, stopped there to dinner.
" The
Rues all
Russian th
blockade
Eno.. However, during the last week several ships have'
arrived, not only from the Euxine, but the Archipelago'
(15 under different flags,) without molestation, and have
brought large supplies of rice and flour. The Russians
now reckon oil among contraband of war, which has
caused the price to rise considerably.

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