Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-29

double explosion o. lie Dcums anu ssy rockets, o.
piety and gunpowdcr. Tor aiding military success
TO his kingiy elevation. BY two vessels which
rived yesterday, OIL Dover, (the Jane Brown and
the True Love- we have received letters from y
porto OF the 9Th inst inclusive, aud nothing could
! be more disastrous 10 the Junia than the ntei-
gence which they communicates. The army oil Don
Miguel i. then in posse Of the city. The
| troops Of Don Pedro had been completely dispers-
ed and their leaders had taken refuge board .he
steamboat in the Douro Such order rs the MiCu-
eiists mean to give and maintain had been perfect
y established, aud no trace existed of any rcsis-
| lance TO the usurper's power. The English iami-
lies who had embarked with their books and trea-
sure on board the ships of war merchantmen in
the river, seeing that no plumber disturbance
followed the entry Of the absolu.is,s, had either
disembarkcd about to do 50, in order TO re-
turn TO their homes and resume their business
The work OF Contscaton aud plumber reserv-
ed for the natives who had hoisted. without being
able 10 support, the banner Of fidelity and freedom
The force OF Don Miguel in Oror;o is stated to a
mount to 10 900 men, and thirty pieces of cannon,
probably an cxaggeration. A body Of gucrllas,
which endeavorcd TO reap its harvest of pillage &
confusion had been resisted and expelled by force
appointed TO watch over the tranquility Of the place.
/ The constitutional troops have disbanded without
striking blow Those Of them " io can make
| their peace with the Mguelists, will again enter
the ranks, while sue. OF higher rank, or
more deeply compromised, will endeavor to make
their escape out OF the country by sea or land. IL
would appear that the bulletin of the Lisbon Ga
zette, descriptive OF the state OF matters at Griio
on the list inst. was perfectly correct. The con-
stitutional army. which was there to make a stand,
broke up and reiterated without striking u blow.
| In the Gazette Of the LIST End despatch from
Villa Flor, from which ought to have antici-
patcd different result. 1t speaks Of his having
visited the advanced post along with Sadanha, end
having found every thing satisfactory. On the
same day they began their retreat, and on the 2d,
when the inhabitants OF Opor;o went TO the heights
to witness the battle, they only flight. They
appear not to have stopped till they reached the
| city, which they entered on the 2d, cutting down
a part OF the bridge OF boats the Douro con-
meeting Oporto with the southern suburbs, in which
| the merchants have their wine stores On the Sd
the Miguests advanced, and on the 4th were en-
p'oyed in passing the river and taking up their
quarters in the city. No resistance was made
and no blood was shed but that of two persons who
| uselesSIy vocerated in the streets, The Consti-
tuition Or death and met with the latter.
THE RUSSIAN ARMY.
" a courier from the camp before Brailow
| brings the news that that place capluated on the
goth. An attack made by the Russians on the
18th and 18th was repulsed by the garrison with
desperate courage.-rhe russians are said TO have
| lost above 5000 men, two generals and 10 OIL
GERS.
BUCHAREST, June 90
" The garrison of Brailow has received permits
sion to retire TO Silisria, but the Russians are
| beyond Mutchin and before Silisria, we do not
| know which way the garrison of Braow can re-
treat. Ii is said that great quantities of ammun-
ton, and above $50 cannons, were found in the
place.
From the carp Kurosso,l, June 2i-The I'm
pcrial camp removed this morning with the
Corps d'Armee of General Rouize witch, to Kar
assou, where the Emperor will remain till those
movements OF concentration are completed, which
were announced in our last bulletin.
We have just taken possession of the fortiiica-
| tons OF brailow. In conformity with the terms
OF the capitua,icn o! that fortress, the troops TO
whom its defence was coniided, have abandoned
all the artillery which they possessed as well as
| the stores which belonged to the Turkish Govern
men, and are themselves to be sent back towards
Silistria. Already 1900 men their march
towards that city, escorted by the regiment de
Pern,e. We do not exactly know the number of
guns and standards, the quantity of provisions
OF all sorts, which have fallen into our hands
through the conquest of Bralow, the courier VIII o
brings those details not having as yet arrived at
the head quarters of the Emperor
At Matsckin, 81 pieces of cannon, viii ch defend.
cd the ramparts, considerable quantity of pow
der, bullets, and arms, large magazines of wheat
and barley, and four standards, well as all the
ships Of the Turkish fotilIa which had escaped
from the battle of the 18th, are in our power. we
have learned on this occasion, that Achned Bey,
who commanded the do,a, has been killed in the
same battle, while attempting TO reach Brailow i'll
a small boat.
This morning Lieut.. General Duddiger sent TO
the Emperor the keys Of Kustendgi, which he had
vigorously cannonaded on the goth. 1t was the
regiment OF Marshal the Duke of Wellington which
the first to enter the fortress, al o'clock in
the afternoon. The garrison surrendered on con-
diton OF being sent to Pravod We have found at
kustendg IS pieces OF cannon and convoy of &c
sail OF merchantmen have just entered, which came
from Odessa, laden with provisions The possession
OF this fortress is OF great importance the future
provisioning of the army. The Seraskirr, Husseifn
Pacha who was at Schunla, at the head, as they |
say, of army of 80 900 men, had sent to the |
troops which formed the garrison of Kustendgi &
OF which one detachment had been put TO flight a.
the passage OF the Danube, order to defend the
place to the last extremity. Thanks TO the vigilance
order sent fell into hands. |
Two hours after the news had been received OF |
the fall Of Kustendgi, the Emperor received !
that of the taking Of Hrsova. That fortress sur
| rendered to Lieut. Gen. Prince Madatoli. II con
tanned 1900 regular troops, but the inhabitants
who ought to have supported them, had wish |
TO defend themselves, and they have declared, |
in captivating, that they would not enter Silis. /!
tria, whittier they to be transported with the
rest OF the garrison because they considered il use
less TO fight.
At Hirsova captured IL standards, 50 600 bu. |
lets, $500 pounds OF powder, and considerable |
supply Of barley and corn.
LONDON, July H.-Adyices from Odessa to the |
18th alt state that the army preparing to march |
on Constantnoplc amounts exactly to 10000 |
troops; 10000 TO be left behind to he employ
against the fortress on tie Danube, and prevent |
their garrisons from making soriies incursions
into the PrincipdlitieS aud especially into Servia,
in which province the Russians were anxious |
TO prevent the Turks from gaining any footing. |
Fifty four transports laden with stores Of all kinds
OF supplies Tor the army, were TO sail from Odes- |
the evening Of the l4th for Varna and SiZo. |
poll two ports situated about halt way the coast
between the mouth OF the Danube aud Constdhti- !