The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-04

kafassou where thF Emperor WI fsHh" y"
those movements af enHcsn,saiifn aie compe'
ted, which .ere announced N ON last hohe'
T tin
We hsve ias' taken potsess on OF fhe for'hida'
ton ~ y, atlo.. IN eaniotmis With The terms
Of The capitalization of that iaritsss The troops 10
~honi Us deieacs y ~ oonfded. have abandoned
all the artillery which ihcy passsssed ~ wen rs
the stores Shich belonged 10 The Turkish 6os-
eminent, end are themselves 10 be sent back IN
wards Salisira. Already I1elmen are On then
match tos ard. thar city, escorted 10y the fegf
,prnt de perHf lie do uot exactly know the
number OF e uns aud standards. nor the quantity
of provisions OF oil sorts, which have fnh"n into
ouf hands, through the conquest 81 brahn"' mf
cnnrier who brings those deinils not having az
yei arrived at the headquarters OF the Empe-
ror
A. AiatsoLin, 81 nienes Of cannon. which de
fentlei the raniparis, n considerable quantity of
powder, bullets aud arms, large magazines OF
WHEAT aud barley. aud four standards, rs well a.
all the shns the Inkish Flnii Ia which had
esuaned from the battle OF tic 2slh aro ~ our
power We have learned ON this occasion, thai
Aehn,ed Bev. who COMMA nded che hotilla, has
becn led IA the same battle. while attempting
10 rrsch BrRilow Ia small boat
THIS morning Lieut. General Ruddger seni Ia
the l. Emperor the KEYS OF kusiendg which he
( bad vigorously cannnundri on thu 2oth. II
was the regiment of Marshall the Duke of Wei
lingf0n which was the first TO enter the ior're.s
NJ o'clock IN the afternoon. I he garrison sur
rendered On condition OF beng sent TO Prnvod,
/ We have found at knslcndRi 30 pieces Of can.
non aud n convoy Of &c .ail OF merchantmen
have Just entered. .heh came from Odessa, laden
7 with provisions. The rossession ot this fortress
Is af great importance TO In future provision
! Ing al the army. 1he Seta kler. Museum Ia
cha, who VIA al ScintmiA At III" head, ~ they
/ snY. Of an army Of 20 600 men, had sant Ia tie
tronps " hich formed The garrison OF knsfcnfei
I aud 81 whlch one detachment had bfen pat 10
/ fight a. the passage OF the Danube, an order 10
defend the place "a the last extremity. Thanks
TO he vigilance OF our parties oi Cossneks, the
courier by whom this order was seul fell inio our
hands.
! Two hours AFTER lhe news had been received
Of tie tail nj kustendg, the Emperor received
thai NJ the taking Of lli,sosa. That fortress
surrendered 10 l.ieut. Cen Prince Madatou II
contained fnn regular troops, hut the mhabl-
tnis Win ought to have supported them. hnd no
wish 10 defend thcm,elycs md they hive been
deelaicd IN captivating that they would not en-
Ter Shstiia whthef ricy wee 10 be transport
ed with the tesi Of the garrison because they con
Sdeled u useless ~ fight.
Al llusoya We captured II Standards, 10000
bullets, 3.59p pounds 81 powder aud Il consider
able supply OF barley aud corn,
E0HtiuH JUN II The disclosure ofthr Iuten.
tons II t,o,rlnmcnt aud the statement ol oui IL
names in the speech ~ the Chancellor Of the
Esebrqnrr lhsl NIGHT produced little or no nnu-
cnee "a the niouss market u day. lie Chan
ccilar calculates on a surplus al revenue over
expenditure sfo the amount Of c. Olo 100 for
snfi,ine fund, wllhunl The imposition oi new tax
cs. aud hr state, that such a surplus viii he ie-
aE d m the pfeSen year II appears that The
whole of our Ordinary revenue from all SOU ccs,
IN thr year ending the 9th Of January last, n
mounted to 80, Isl 900, aud the uct eXpendi-
tire Including the dividends lntsrett on Excheq-
ucr bulls, aud the supplies OF the year, to 11h,-
~ ono, leaving surplus al about t5O,eon.
Tins Of course excludes on one hand the sums
received from the ank fIr the dead weight an
nuliy. aud the - s01 ,oOO paid 10 the trustees
FOR the naval and military pensions in satsiac.
ton. n II tear sc shall not only have 10 pay
the e. 500, hlo, bur the additional sum of 4 L.
40 Uu iroet,rl ON the Bank TO make ihc
l. 21p.mo which fnake up the amount of the
rensinns. laouch. therefore, the revenue may
incrcds" million year. aud the expenditure
he Diminished utillIon. we shall not have moie
than q million aud half to expend in the re.
Icmrtiou Of debt,
| AdyiCes from Odessa 10 the 18th hli. state
that the Amy preparing 10 march on Copstan-
! iinnple amounts exactly 20 $50 600 troops -.
900 were Ia be left behind to be employed n
eainst the iotlessos on the Danube, aud pre-
veni their earrisons from making sofiies or IN
curs,ons MO The Principaliies, and especially
! mth Serva in which province the Russians were
unSIous TO prevent the Turks from gaming any
| footing, Fihy transports, laden with stores
| OF all kinds OF supplies for the army, were 10
saul from Odessa on the evening OF thu 18th for
Narna or SiaapolI, two ports situated about hulf
way on the coast between The mouth OF the na-
| nube and tonshntnople
! CoHsT NErlsnPIE. June 10.
On the Ith of June the Porte replied, by a
/ manifesto 10 the Russian declaration of war, in
! "hch II endeavours 10 rctutc nil the grievances
| of Russia, The Greek question is not particu-
! larry gone into m this document but It IS men
toned in ouch manner that IL is easy 10 see the
! intention OF the Porte, not To suffer any foreign
Interference in It's internal concerns. The con
ccssiuns already made in his respect ATE thcrr-
fore not likely to retenr any further extension,
unless the Pnrlc tcel Itself called upon 10 use dit
t'reni language to tie etl cr powers from what il
holds To Rus.r.-We have here little OF no infor-
nation respecting the military operations of the
Russians on the Danube, and il is generally said,
thar the Russian amy viii merely occupy the
| Princlpaluies aud pass the Danube. The iol q
| PRESSES on the lett bank al that river are SAID.
however, 10 be hard pressed though the Turkish
garrison make hand resistance and take many
prisoners, several ofwham were brought here =
fe" days ago. The Grand Ysiet, vino speaks
Russian, had these prisoners brought before
HIN in ODD 10 obtain information rosprC ing the
Russian army bat II is said he acquired bat 1T
tie. The rndcavurs OF the faCa of SIliStIla To
procure Information respecting the POSITIONS OF
the Russian army are sand TO have hctn disap-
pointed BY thp discovery Of hrs spy Ismail who
was set al liberty by the magnamuy Of the En-
pe,or Nicholas. Little change has bern made
latterly ~ tle defensive measures OF the PORT ex-
cept that some batteries are erected in the chm.
vel AT the village Of BeogaTde and SOC artillery
have been sent to f. serum, from winch place
the Porte has been nfor mat the Russians
are at Akiska- Some Curdish chiefs have ar
rived here with her attendants in order to pro
coed IN the army This is the sum of the war
like preparations for we hear Nothing of the
Jpnalfnre n tho nd ,f