Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24


who battered himself that he should DESTROY them fall
on the roar OF the army bcsicging Vurna, relieve
tnat Town ana terminate the campaign by compelling
the whole OF tho Russian army to general attack
HAMBURG, Oct. 10.
eu from VIENNA represented the present CAMPAIGN OF
The Russians as completely at an end and the Emnc
ror as about to return to St. Petcrsburgh rCoun,
Wigcr stein 1t is said is TO be sipcrsedcd md Cen
Ugarow appointed to succeed him. = -
BUCHAREST, Sept. c0-The accounts from thu,
atrc OF war become more and more serious
On the 9th; Husscin Bey being informed of tho
preparations OF tic Russians 10 evlcuete made gen
cral attack upon their entertainments. The irnprinl
troops displayed the most brilliant yaor and repusn
nm; but, nevertheless, they fell back to Jenbuzo:
tney stopped only one day, and prepared to re-
treat towards Bazartlk. The prvati:ns of all Kinds
have produced excessive misery in the ranks of IN,
hinscovtes From Shuma to Jenibazar is litornrnlly
covered with the dead, sick and wounded mud car,
casses OF Russian horses. Such ravages have been
caused by the excessive heat Of the climate which
could not be overcome by tho most admirable nor
severance and ell the Efforts of incomparablc cal
BucHAREsT, Seot 22.-Thc Russian Army. which
retreated from before Schunla arrived ON tl,, 18th -,
September, at Baiardschck. It was presumed tbnt T.;
would not delay to continue its march TO Isaktcbko
In consequence OF the daily attacks of Hussen Rev
the general retreat of the Russians may be easily &C
celebrated and Varna delivered espccinllv Il he g
ports that have been in circulation these four days
past should be confirmed. 1t is said that in consc
quence OF sortic by the garrison of Siatrin which
was men strong, the army Of General Roth OBJ
serving that place, has been totally beaten and dsno
sed. 1t Is added that whatever nnrt felI NO, mt, a.
hands OF the Turks has sought its safety in gbt lor
ing 80 pieces of cannon behind and that Il was no,
mi evening that the troops could be rallied Tho
Turks have DESTROYED all the works oftbe Russon..
30 that there is no chance of even drean,in, 20 r
mcnce the siege. On of this check Genera,
koth has been dismissed from his command ne II 10
asserted however, as the direct communications
with Varna by way of Chouna are interrupted those
n.
oheroetef Is to re-organze the corps of Cen Roth
Exclusive OF the bridges over the Danube which the
Turks possess at Giurgcvo and Silistria they have
likewise other passages, near Scnnitz and elsewhere
where they forty themselves without any oppost;or
IL 49, therefore, to be feared that us the Russian ann,
has not single point of retreat near Ieaktcbka Lo
TURKS Will push INTO the prncipalities upon several
points, and lay that coutry waste in such n mopn,,
as to render impossible, least very hazardoust ~
seek winter quarters III the princpal.ies The hold
est minds are struck with similar presentiments.
SEMLIS Sept 18.-The last mail from Constantine
pie brings nothing Important but the military preper
tons arc worthy of attention. All the Turkish mn
tons appear animated with warike spirit Numbers
OF Asatic troops, mostly cavalry continue 10 arrive
and proceed to the Danube after hating short time
Several of the exiled Janssaries have been discovered
among them, who were Immediately arrested and
publicly thrown into the sea.
Three frgates have been fitted out which uccon,na
med by steam boat, carrying "a guns that has late.
y arrived here, going to observe the Bosphorns
The Turks seem way inundated. An the vopno
men take arms, and the old say aloud we know thai
the Russians going to blockade the Dardanelles-
that the English threaten Egypt, and the French the
Morca; but confide in the God of Mahonet y,bosr
omnipoence will aid our arms.
The Sultan, before proceeding 10 business goes TO
the Mosques after prayers he reviews the troops In
Consantinople and then goes TO Eglick Dschami out
OF the gates where great batteries are erectipr Tho
Castle of the Seven Towers is to be fortified and pro-
vided with $50 pieces of cannon. From the suburbs
OF Poters three roys Of batteries have been erected
which have at least $50 cannon OF the six gates be-
tween the Seven Towers, and the harbor all IRE to
be shut except two the gate and that LEADING IN
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Gaz.l
CoNsTANTrsoPLE, Sep. BIN the course of the
last fortnight, great movement has been remarked
among the foreign dpomatiss, and even in the palacc
OF the Porte 1t Is said thut very serious afrs arc
under consideration. The Ministers ofthe Porte being
informed of the motives which have cpmpeIlod tho
Viceroy OF Egypt TO agree to the convention relative
to the Morea, appear, fthey do give their an
probation at least not to imputo as crime TO Ma
homet ALI but it appears that all possible measures
are adopted to remedy the evil caused by their spccu
ations and That 1t is intended to substitute as spec
Oily possible, other Ottoman troops for the Egyr
tians, who are TO be embarked. OF
The Porte does not regard without deep regret tho
close alliance of her most ancient nlies France ard
England) with her constant enemy She cannot agree
TO act III conformity with the views of the Cabinets ~
London and Paris, while she has TO sustain war or
determination on the Balkan, on which, she wen
knows, depends, not merely the Greek question but
her existence in Europe
The Refs Efend has declared 10 the Ministers Of
neutral Powers that however well disposed the Porto
might be as TO the concessions which the Euronenn
Powers wished her to make, she was compelled to re-
fuse her assent, every path of Cancellation was clio
sed by the recent violation of the very treaty of Lon
don, TO which those Powers never ceased to appeal
Sir Hudson Lopc.-A letter from ATauritius sates
that on Sir Hudson loves landing at that place, n
large party of Frcnchmen abused him in the rrossesf
manner. in front of the Governrson. house, within n
few yards Of subaltcrns house, who could NOT net
there was no civil authority present. They used
the most disgracefil language; and every infamous
cpitbct that could be thought Of was applied TO him.
Had he gone twenty yards further his life would have
been sacrificed. The Mouri!ius Gazette of the 10Th
OF May, contains proclamation of the Governor,
Sir q. Lowry q Cole, expressing severe censure ON
the conduct Of tho individuals who Ind publicly ins,
ted Sir Hudson Lowe some days before. The Cover
noi oes upon me insult IN no less light than