The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-04
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LATEST O EUROPE.


FROM th0 T. =
py the arrival Of the julius osrsar. at this
rorl. from Liver pool, a Liverpool paper vas re.
ccived Al the COFFEE House, OF the 2lsi October.
The state Of the market. ~iIl he FUND fasesa-
BILE. We have nothi < by this arrival much
more satisfactory from the seal OF war man
sa. received by the way OF New forA eight
DAYS ssncn.
The report oftie Russian defeat before Siiufn.
Ia. il .uply confirmed.
Rnssia aud Turkey.-The contents OF the
Yrenci, papers Of "Wednesday are Of eonsi''fra
ole Importance. The intelligence which ley
f,unly frosn the seat of uar va the ens' though
,,e,,her derived from official nuthoiiiy nor
strengthened by pFecs dates aud eifconsian-
les. confirms the general siatetnen's previously
,eee,yed Of the rspulse oiibe Russian Arn's be-
f,re shunia. and the disasters Of us retreat 10.
ward the Danube. Indeed the absence of all
Official notices from the RussiHs commanders,
sufficiently p,nves the certainty of The failure.
mud the extent OF their iossrs.
YIeuna, DC. 6-fhs mail from Odessa of
lie 10Th oil September has arrived. and brings
no news Of any conseqecnce except thc dcpsf.
,a,e of tue E'speess which took place on the
2ist.
cb,re.t ,he following letter, dated the Goth Of
September.
nThe news which we have just received from
,l,e theatre NJ war. confirm every thing which
t,s becp announced for his week past. reapeci-
l,g The mo. Of the RUSSIAN Army bsfore
3humta. aud its retreat. The Russians, ~ on.
der 20 cover the corps WHICH wcfe %feii,inc, con.
tinurd 70 occupy some mt enchmrnls. bat after
having brasrl, defeedsd Them they evacuated
then prsbsbly on leafoing that tie Grand VI.
,tsr wa. marching by the road from Adiianople
to The relief OF Wanna.
uussein Bry had followed the remains offhe
army from shumia on Va. road TO bnzardjik, aud
detached another enrps on the road TO Sfistfia
mud iIirso~a, IN order 10 take advantage Of the
late events before the first OF those places. and
threatened The communication of the Russians
dn The Danube. The Russinn head quarters
urfe tiii q, Bsranjik an the 10Th instant. but
the difioil,ins IN saving tue ~ntaieridf oi the ar.
my. IN the midst ofti1n general distress, were In-
uere
w, have sl,o ienrn.d, by way Of T%ricIis, that
the Greek inhabitants OF Prevcta have revolfeh
against the Turks. whose garrison hal taken re-
iuge IN the citadel, where IL 10 ~besieged by the
Greeks.
Other accounts from Augsburg. Frankfort,
and Berlin. are still n,ore disastrous they rep
resent tho retreat oiihe kussisns rs iapid snd
Aconyoy ofhav hsd arrived, but had
ben Immediately Consumed and as long az il
lasted the horses ot the cavalry md artillery
WE, e-fed with aour. tbut even TINT resource is
. id 20 hive failed and the m 1rtaiity among
Jhe horses aas 30 great that only iont ihoussni
mounted cavalry remained out Of the whole AZ
my 10 pros I It's teiieat some accounts, in
deed. go so ia, as 10 assert thni The whole OF
Witgenstein's army had disbanded itself.
We have no intcil genee from Vnrna later
tho 2lsi, but every body lrTeIs ttat II had not
than fallen at a much later period, because, II
il had. The Russians would have bern glad 10
have published II rs n Kind OF sci oil against
abe retreat Of The army from before Ghumla.
The success Of his nrms may naturally be sup
posed q have Increased HE pretenaions OF tho
Sultan. TIE Consmniinop'e articles 81,
that he will not listen 10 any overture lol
negotiation ill the Russians haye re.
passed the Danube md evacuated the Prime
paliiies.
The TURKS have bern successful IN several
sortles from Clurseso. on the Danube
They esiucr a military skill which the
Christian powers haye hlth"Iin been lar from
To them indeed, n Is now said
that there must br Christian %ofieere among
them.
The TURKS, as wcll ~ the Egypflans, ap-
Tear 10 he leaving the hlotea. The Suliar
appears determined 20 resist all eIeItions 10
procure his aCknoWled gcn.eot of Grecian iude-
ytndrnrr.
G"ai hoprs ARE entertained in England. that
III { aihol,cs will receive emancipation, II IL
.aih y bill 10 that effect has bcen lad before Ga.
ofWelIincton which he entirely approves,
aud thinks il will be acceptable to every 'air deal
,ng aud reasonable Catholic and Protestant IN
i~.ngIani and Ireland, aud il is his in,sntion 10
;urvo,t II.
An WIS tranquil in Lisbon on The 18th Of Oct.
The complaint of'lle King OF England is wa
ScI ~ the ~ciies'--a disease OF which his brother
and sister died.