Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-08-13

SoUuouo ouu y mCIt1to. toSs was hok
known; that Of the Russians was less than
might have been expected. Il was supposed
that a bridge would be completed over the
river in few days.
Camp of SotOuastca, June llth. The
emb alton Of the Russians continued after
the passage Of the Dinube was effected. The
construction Of the bridge was carried on with
rapldhy. On the 9th, at II O'Clock, the re-
mining suburbs of IsaktsCha were consumed
by the Turks In tho afternoon, the Emperor
o,sed 20 The Turkish SIDE, Conducted by the
Z,p,rogne Cossacks, late subjects Of the Porto
and after visiting tho posts which had been
occupied, returned.
On the 10Th a letter from the Pacha d..
Isaktscha announced his intention to surren-
der. H. was allowed until ten the next morn
ing to accept the captulation offered. On that
.mornng two Turkish deputies approached 10
give notice that the term, wore accepted, and
the fortress ready TO surrender. At O'Clock
two Ptchas, EvouI the commandant Of Isakts-
cha, and Hussan who had been driven 10 take
refuge there, after the defea, Of his troops on
the 7th, paid their respects to The Emperor. -
The town was occupied by tho Russians; who
found the shops all open, and the inhabitants
'reldy to receive them, 'ningng peacefully with
the officers and soldiers.
The garrison and the two Pachas had per-
mission to retire at liberty. IS pieces Of ar
tiIiery, II standards, tho munitions and pro
visions Of the fortress, which we're considerable
fell into the hands Of the Russians. On the
same day news was received OF a battle which
took place on the 9th, near Brailaw, between
tho two Ao;illas The Russians had seventeen
barques Of all sizes; the Turks. .ihmty two. The
fight commenced in the morning and was very
brisk; but the Turkish admiral soon struck his
flag and after some hours twenty five
other Turkish vessels were taken, sunk, burnt
or rua ayr ,und. The six that rem lined took
shelter nader the guns Of the Castle Of Mat
chine. This victory rendered the situation Of
BrahiloW st more critical. The bridge on
the Danube was completed. A brigade of
cavalry was crossing at the latest advices, and
the whole army was to follow.
We learn from the Russian Bulletin Of June
18th, published in the Gazette Of France Of the
9oth, that between the 30th May and 81 June.
tho works in the trenches were pushed Oh with
success, and the third parallel were about to
bo opened On the 2d, the fire Of all the bate
resof the Russian right flank as mere ased and
at seven in the evening, a bomb thrown from
q mortar caused the explosion Of large pow
der magazine behind the central gate. Differ
snt patties Of Turkish infantry made q sally on
the Russian left at seven O'Clock in the morn
ing, and forming in an irregular mass TO the
number Of 8 o, proceeded IN the direction Of
one Of the batteries. They were rcpuIsed af-
ter a gallant resistance, carrying oil all their
dead and wounded except 7, left on the field.
The Russians lost killed and 25 wounded.
N. B. The dates, in the Bulletin Of the de-
scent before the fortress Of Anapa, are old
style. Twelve days should be added to recti-
~ them.
FRONTIERS OF TURKEY.
Tho Seraskier has received orders to march
with part Of the troops assembled a. Adrian
sple, to defend the approaches Of the banube.
The Sultan himself in,sads to depart for Adr-
anople. He has only 0,080 men encampcd
at Ghomul, His whole military force is as
follows, 10000 regular infantry; 900 spa
his, (regulai cavalry0 10, 90 artillerisis in the
forts and castles on the Bosphorus and Darda
nelles in the who'e 81, 900 men organized in
the EIsopean manuer. In addition are 20, 900
Albanions; 10000 Bosniacks; $4,000 Ron,el-
lots and Bulgarians; $4,000 Asatics -Tota
$4,000 trained in the ancient system. Ofthis
numbers 900 only can be spared to make ia ce
against the Russians, aud Of these some are
required for the garrisons on the Danube.
BUCHAREST, June Z.
All the principal posts ire in the hands Of
the Russian authorities. M de Stornda has
been named presi lent Of the Divan at Bucha-
'rest. NJ. Pisam at Jassy. A central committee
has been formed TO take charge Of provision
ing the Russian army. An exact estimate has
been made Of all the provisions to be furnished
by the different provinces.
The Augsburgh Gazette states that the rumor
Of Abbas Mirza's INVASION Of the Turkish terri
tory reached Vienna through Poland. and that
no such account had been received from Odessa.
II is also announced that signs Of pestitence
had broken out in the province Of Bucharest
L-a I'll.
caution io prevent IFS spreading
The Courier Of Smyrna of the loth slt. an
nounces from Alexandris that a conspiracy
had boen formed in thar capital, by several
Turkish officers belonging TO the squadron of
Constantinople, the object Of which was to
murder the VrerOy, effect q revolution, and
completely subvert the existing order of things.
One of the conspirators having revealed the
plot, his comp anons were all seized and com
mit,ed to prison.
According 10 the German papers tho inhab-
itanis Of bulgaria, most Of whom are Christ
ians. look with impatience for the arrival of
the Russians. in order 10 place themselves nn
der their protection against the Porte. Sever
sl deputies have been sent TO the Emperor Of
Russia'ts make known o him their sentiments q
in this respect. In Servia there is an appear
ance Of tranquility, but revolt has been COM
pletely organized in secret, and the ServiaDs
are only waiting for the approach Of the Rus.
sians to rise and drive the Turks from the coun-
try. Prince Mllosch is said to keep up a reg
ular correspondence with the head quarters of
the Russian army.
HAvRE MARKETS
Cotton Ma .ke Jane 30-Prices well maintained in
spite of considerable arrivals during the week. cose-
qence of the prevalence of opinion that the supply from
the Unsed s,s,es would he good deal reduced, by short
crop -l45t bncr sold during the week-635 Louis.
lima, ~ % sous 6s7 Georgia. salsIands Sc. i3 10 -:
~ irai.na from Geo. T. L. seeds, 81 III HaytL Any-
ais, 1l 353 bales. Stoek hand, 81 900.
LONDON MARKETS, June 81
COTTON ldngushing; not above 1900 bales offered for
sale Imports up to this day calculated at 25 s6 bilcs
which moro than 100000 less than last year the