The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-03-24

tiSNuuldll dlAl ,li4u iilih 1uSS wv NO lNd a.
fow that Daghettan Ali Pacha, who COM
manded 5000 men in that part of the .coun-
try, having attacked the enemy, was routed
by them with the lolS of 500 men that
Ifpir Aga Chianoux 8achi was taken prif-
oner, and that the Ruiiians were preiiing
forward to attack Bazarzck, and after that
Varna.
e" On this news the Grand Signior de-
termined TO head his troops himfelf, and the
council attended on this location, with
difficulty perluaded him to lay Aide his
intention. Orders were Immediately fent
to Bertangi Bachi, of Adrianople, to 20 to
the army with the 10000 men, whom he
had aiiembled under that place, and to the
Captain Pacha, who is appointed Seraikier,
to haften his march at the head of 1000
choen horle but ieveral TartarS who ar
rived iince frsm the army, have BROUGHT
account that Kalidgi Gilman, Pacha, Gene
raj of the feet, had entered the port of
Varna, with Gcveral vehclS full of troops,
at the fame time that the Ruhian General
appeared before hatplace, headed bySoliman
Pacha, the governor, they attacked and de-
feated the Rulians who came TO beiege
Varna, and took one of their generals and
90 officers priioners, with all the baggage
and artillery that Botangi Pacha met the
remainder of that army, and complicated the
defeat"
VIENNA, Nov. "a. An Aufrian army,
conGiting of between 20 and 10000 men,
hath iuf entered that part of Walchia,
which belongs to the Turks, and is now
ponehed by the Rufian troops.
Nov. II. Lait week a courier arrived
here from Veriailles,a land another from Con-
fantinople. 1t is aiIured that two power
full monarchs have declared to the Porte,
that if fhe did not accept the conditions of
peace, propoicd by Rulia, they would fend
next ipring an army of 100000 men into
the Ottoman empire.
Some late advices from Confantinople
allure, that the Grand 81 lnior's indilpoi-
ton i. turningto dropfy and that Moi
ioun-Oglou was actually inveited with the
dignity of Grand Vizir. lfthis news is con-
frned, affairs will turn greatly IN favour Of
the Ruhians.
WARSAW, Dec. 6. A courier arrived
here laf Sunday from the RuAian army to
Baron Stackelberg, the Rulian miniftcr,
with confirmation of the advantages gained
by the Generals Prince, Dolgorucki and
Ungern, the 9th of October near Caraiioo,
over corps of Turks, under the Scrafkier
Dahilangi Ali Pacha.
HAMBURGH, Dec. IL. Advices are re-
ceived here, that the Collacks of Don, and
the Tartars of Calan, have taken arms, and
that the commandant of Orenbourg has
been killed, by the rebels ; that General
Brandt had been worried in aimarr fkirmiih;
and that General Kaw was in full march
with feveral regiments, to put flop to the
rebellion.
PARIS, Dec. z. The Duke of Glou-
ceffer has been here fome days. 1t is be-
lieyed that he will not 90 to court, having
walked on Monday laf, without any of his
retinue, accompanied by French gentle
man, to requef, on his part of the French
comedians, the representation of two parti-
cular pieces, for the next day. He faw with
what eagcrncls his defires were complied
with, notwithstanding the mealnres taken
for playing two other pieces which had
been announced to the'publc, and fixed
up. Some of the guards conduct him to
all the public pectaciss, and make room
for him without naming him.
WARSAW, Dec. IS. The great al
which the- different Rubin corps |
have had over the Turks on tn. right OF |
the Danube arc confirmed, and lil1ewiie tn