Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-06

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" The action was then put end 10, the corps
OF Prince Eugene oil Wurtemburg resumed it's
position a, Hadj Hassan. The holiness with
which our troops attacked the cnemy's entrench-
mcnts made great impression the enemy,
that Notwithstanding our loss, he not only did not
hinder the retreat OF the corps of Prince Eugene,
but has still remained to-day oehind his entrench-
M.
! " The works before varna are SO far advanced,
that tlc mines reach in two places TO the main
, rampant of the fortress
LIVERPOOL, Oct 25.-The accounts from
VIENNA aip important. They down 10 the Is,
octoDer lnciu'ive.- strong corps had il would
seem, advanced 20 relieve Varna sent it is said
| by the Grand ViZier,--who he it observed, is at
Airianople -irom Choutnla for that purpose. Their
numbers estimated at $4,000 men; and that
| such force, the half OF such force, which is
perhaps fair e>tinate, could march from Chou,u-
la uninterrupted. while the Russians were living
in force before that town, is incrrdible. Indeed
the simple fact OF a decision OF great admitted
| numbers having marched from Chouinia to Varna,
is proc! sufficient OF the former having been, for
| a time AT least, abandoned by its s0i disdnt be.
segers, however silent the Russian bulletins are
upon that topic. The first Advance of this CORPS
was signaized by defeat of the Russians-an
! admitted eirat--attributed, however, reason
was, not to the discipline valour Of the Turks,
= but TO the broken nature of the ground. The
next day the Turkish division made its APP
pearancc on the south of the strait Of Varna: and
on the 2l;h an affair took place between il and the
been victorious. In the meantime the Prince of
| Wurtemburg arrived from Choumla; and on the
18th the Turks, who had entrenched their posi-
uoh, sailed out aud attacked the Russians with
; great vigour. The action which. enSued lasted
four hours. The number OF combatants on the
Turkish side Is stated to be 10000 while an equal
| number remained in the trenches: they lost 1000,
anu me russians lost general and colonel.
on me SUN the Russians determined to try the
offensive plan of warfare, of which they have been
very sparing during the en'ire campaign and the
consequence was the capture OF one redoubt, evil
IDENTITY with large sacrifice of men-thc total de-
ieat II not total destruction, of regime that in
considerably marched forward 10 attack the Tur-
kis camp--aGd the retreat OF the Prince Of Wur-
te'nburg, who had to take up his old position. The
redoubt, OF course was abandoned again, though
the Tact is carefully suppressed. Such then was
The state Of the Turks and Russians at varna OH
tue ~ ult, the latter always advancing but never
making any progress notwithstanding-th Turks
! always beaten, but always the assailants-and
what IS yet more singular in greater force, accor-
dihS TO the RUSSIAN statements, on LIST of October
than at any former PEI iol Of The campaign.
AUSTRIA, Oct 9.-The Turks haze been di s.
comttled in Little Wallachia and our Funds have
Bucharest, OF the 3oth September, and those from
Semn, of the lst and I'd of this month inform US
thht the OSman'is, beaten at Brosba and Teheret,
II ve fallen back The Danube. The Sui nyho
has induced his invincibe soldiers neither TO give
nor take quarter probably did not add that they
Were to Kill themselves the spot, for they have
He'd Tor II pretty nimbly. Winter we expect, will
shew us many such scenes
In spite OF the pains the Russians take to con.
celi their opera ions, that they may not be taken
cognZance oil by our army of dipioma,ists, il an.
pears certain that they intend commencing a very
acuVe Campaign as soon "a the Danube shall be
'Fozen-A'reddy they have begun TO put the for
midablc tbrail IN state OF defence, and as yarna
cannot much longer hold out, If she has not area.
dy fallen, they will establish themselves in Tar.
tary Dobroudje, so as TO be able 10 commence sud-
denly offensive operations, the effects OF which
are mcalculable. We may use this expression for
The Emperor Nicholas, deceived in his first hone $,
VIII never return the sword 10 the scabbard till
he has dictated such peace to tho Grand Seign-
eur as Will secure him every thing.
HERMAN RiSTADT, Oct. 1.-The Seraskier
oil " itden has crossed the Danube for the third
time near Kaleiat at the head of an imposing
force and, as usual, spreads devastation and mise.
ry around him as ne proceeds. The population of
hraJua had fled TO fdtima. The advance of 4 Rus
sian corps is expected to repeI these unweIcoue
guests who have lodged themselves in Little Wal
ach,a
From the 18th to ;he 9Th only three cases of
plague occurred in Bucharest
During ten days Sc cargoes of corn had passed
Inc SOUND 80 were bound to British, IL to Dutch
anu u TO French ports One to Bremen, one to
L anafy Islands, and one to Zante
! he Augsburg Gazette states that the prohibi
! lion TO export Corn from the Russian ports OF the
biack Sea, and Sea of Azof, has little effect here
Our warehouses contain sufficient for three or four
months, so that the only effect it will have will he
I TO Increase the cmbarrassments of the Commerce
OF the Obese.
From tie Gazette lie France, of Oct. 10.
tOr some days past we have been without ne VS.
; rom the thea tire OF war Letters from Bucharest
say, that since the las sally from Silistria, on the
10Th sept the Turks have attempted nothing A.
gainst the corps biOckading that place
/ FROM THE EA.-3-etfers from tbc Mo-
rea' dated 2d October, announce that on the same
ady IDraiiin had set sail with the remainder of his
| troops, excepting 1900 men, whom by virtue of
the Convention OF Alexandria he leaves in the
| towns OF Coron, hIcdon and Navarino. Gen. Mai
son was t'commence next day TO besiege the lat
ter place.
CORFU. Sept. II.
We learn from Navarn that many Tuits. barn
I'D the moIea' are preparing To leave the country
ana mat others intend TO remain there provided
'hey are allowed the free exercise of their reIi.
gioh, anu that their persons and property are re.
spected.
Accounts from Prevesa say that Gen. Church
had left Mitika, and arrived before the a,tes NJ
PLAZA and Teck. Veil Bey was preparing TO defend
himself against the Greeks.
- travellers from JaDna say, that OH the 9Th
Irnan OF the Sultan was published in that citvr A.,
joining The ScrasAieI, KtescnId Pscba, TO proceed
Immediately, with his troops, TO Join the grand
Turkish army. and that during his absence the
s-"IAt foda,one OF the principal Albanian Chiefs.
would be charged with the defence of thc nrovin'
ces under his command These traveller. az
tlat similar order had been published at Devino
the residence OF Seictar Poda
,o ANCONA, Sept. 20.
heuers from Hante say, that the French have
no ye' quilted the enyiTons Of Callamata. Thev
nave experienced no hostility from the Fevntianyy
ana jurks, except picking up some SINGLE soidiers
VINO naH struggled too far from thu Camp. Hones
are sun entertained that the Morea will be eyac
U"'eu "iiu9ut employing force, and the Grand
bsD .Il WI Withdraw biz troops. Reachd paclia