Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-10-28
FOREIGN NEWS.

By arrivals in Ne,c- York from England. London
papers to the 18th September, and from Havre
Paris Journals to the 18th, have been received
Below are TRANSACTIONS made by the Commercial
Advertiser from the latest papers.
The European dates are not sufficiently
recent to warrant expectation of receiving
news of decisive events in Turkey former
accounts having made it certain, that the
great operations Of the Russian army would
not be in readiness for execution till the
first week in September, and that informa-
ton of the result would be over 90 days
in reaching Paris. They fully corroborate
the statements before made, that the reports
of the conclusion of an Armistice, &c. were
sheer exaggerations. 1t was repeated,
however, that attempts had been made by
Lord HYTEsBURY, and others, to affect
restoration of Peace, ana tnat they had
announced to the Emperour, that the Porte
was ready to ratify the Treaty of July 9th,
to leave to Russia the two Principalities,
and indemnify her for the expenses of the
campaign, on condition, that the Russian
army be Withdrawn to the north side of the
Danube But that the Emperour not find
ing in what was offered, the aav;olable
guarantees for the free Navigation of the
Black Sea and the Bosphorus, broke off the
negotiation.
The Emperour NICHOLAS was not ex-
pected to rejoin his army before Schumla
till nearly the middle of September! The
French expedition to the Morea had arrived,
and been amicably received by IBRAHIM
PACHA, and no doubt existed of his intention
to evacuate Greece.
ODESSA, AUG. &c. News has been
received Of the capture of .4choschI and
I0pSachitG fortresses in the Pachalish of
Ersenem, by GEN. PAsKEwITcH-trophie
"a standards and several thousand prisoners.
A lie Deum has been performed before the
Emperour, Empress, &c. on these events.
The Emperour, it is said, contemplates a
journey to the Crimea before he returns to
the grand army, for which he will not set
out till the 10th September. 1t is hoped
that the fate of Varna will be decided by
that time.
Neutral vessels bring US news from Con-
Stantinople to the 18th Aug. The Grand
Vizier continued at ud-Pacha; it was
supposed that the discovery of new con-
spiracy of the Janizaries had retarded his
journey, and that the standard of the Proph-
ct would not be displayed till more oppor-
tune season.
The news of the French expedition
to the .Norea had excited much sensation at
Constantinople.
Paris advices from Constantinople to the
18th Aug. stated, that the Russian column,
under Gen. RUDIGER, which had advanced
to Eski Stamboul, had been obliged to re-
treat with loss, on the position of the grand
army before Schumla.
BUCHAREST, AUG. %. On the 18th.
10000 Turks sailed from their camp before
Hidden, and pushed on to Czoroit, Selling
all sorts of munitions, carrying off several
thousand head of cattle, and devastating the
entire district of .Mepeduiz. Gen. GEIsMEN,
having been REINFORCED, succeeded in driv-
ing them back as far as Calefos. The
Turks at Giourgevo and Silistria make fire.
quent sallies, and are uniformly driven back,
but with considerable loss to our troops.
PKEvEsA, AUG. Is. A fireman of the
Grand Seignior has been read in all the
mosques, summoning all the Sphris, &c. in
Albania, Macedonia, and Thessaly, to march
for the defence of Greece. Three Pachas
have been ordered to take the command of
an expedition of 10000 men, to rendezvous
at Larissa, in September. Troops are also
ordered to Cyprus, Cos, Chios, and Mytilene,
to Tenedos, Lemnos, and Mount Athos.
These preparations are said to have been
occasioned by the fears of the French expe-
dition to the Morea.