Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-03

limited, will not be one Of easy accomplish
ment.
(From the Gazette de France, Monday. Sept. 22)
ODESSA. Sep;.2
The Emperor has embarked IN The Flora fri
pate. and viii sail this eyenin. for Varna. The
Guards, which have taken the road af'ns the
coast, by Mangolia, are to arrive al havana on
the 5th. Every thing seems to be preparing
for decisive attack upon Farna, pronaoiy 'he
last this year, the season is so lar ao'a"ce"
that we can hardly think OF a serious operation
10 pass the Balkan, Which seemed to De inteha-
ed some weeks ago. The possession o, 'arNa
is Of such great importance 10 the h"ss'a"
army, thai the brave soldiers IN me presence
of their Emperor viii do every thing 10 OBJ
tain il.
On the other hand, sanguinary conflict Is
expected. for the Captain Pacha, who defends
the Mace with a bravery which excites the
admiration even OF his enemies, is SAID TO nave
declared that if The Russians should prove VIC
,orious, there should not be one stone lett upon
another in The town. II is said that after an
attack on Varna the Emperor will return TO ST.
Pctersburph, because an offensive campaign is
no, 10 be thought Of in that country during the
winter.
The Empress will leave this town on Friday
next to return to 81. Petersburgh by way oil the
Karime kief
1t is hoppe! that in the course oil the winter
negotiations will be set on foo', which viii put
an end tc The evils OF war, s will lead to an ar
rangement between Russia and the Porte on
solid basis.
A report is this momen, spread, that the
Turks have made sally from Shumla; and
taken three IF the redoubs raised bv the Rns
slams. AugSburg Gaz.
The Augsburg Gazette announces The con-
centraion of great number of troops in
Russian Poland
The Grand Duke Constantine leaves War
saw from time to time to review the different
corps. The to,al amour, of those cautioned in
Volhynia and Poland is 100000 men
PARIS, Sept. 90.
We have just received the following news by
express:-
VIENNA, Sept. II.
The Courier de Smyrnt OF the 10th Of Au-
gust contains, under he head Of Constantine
pie, Aug, S. the following Interesting article:
"a diversion is spoken Of TO b. made by the
in,repid Bernrakes, by sudden attack on Wal
ilachia, and by cutting off for time the cons
munlcatlons between he corps on the left
bank Of the Danube and those that have area-
dy passed to the right bank, which would then
be wi';.out provisions, fo, they live from hand
TO mouth. This movement would be second
&c by the corps assembled at Widdin. This
article compared with the late events before
WiddIn, makes a great sensation here. We
see IN it the execution Of plan formed a,
Cons'an:inople, and a proof that an insurrec-
ZION in Servia in favour ofthe Russians is nei-
Their So near nor so probable as certain COR
respondents would have us believe.
"ll is certain tnat the passage Of 5000 Ar
nauts, going I'd Join he Pacha, could NOT be
unknown TO Prince Muase4.---'ffetwe we See that
GENERAL Geismar was taken hy surprise
From German Papers,
ODESSA, Aug %.
A new expedition, intended aeains, Boureas
is now preparing at Srbastopal and Nicolaiew
Sept. His Majesty the Emperor is retur.
ned from his excursion to Nicolaew, and en-
barked this day on board frigate for Varna.
he corps diploma,ique is soon expected to
follow The Empress has it in contemplation
shortly tore,urn to S: Petersburg.
Sept 3.-Since his Majesys departure. the
BODY are preparing to follow him
to kus'enGji, whittier Count Nesselrode will
soon go.
According TO the last accounts from head
quarters at BazardJk, The Turks had made an
attack on our positions in the night OF the 9th
of August.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Ang. 90.
among me most recent sasnrrs Of defence
IS, 'ha' all the troops which were in he forts
o. The Dardancles have been summoned 60
The capital 50 that side is now open 10 any
a 'ack. This woulG excite little notice, as the
k'"g ct Eneland's speech in prorogueing Par.
lament affirmed that Russia had engaged no.
% make any hos'ile attempt on rha, side: bu,
ne MusSu'men are now disposed 10 consider
as certain Indie alton that the Di,an has
'lre'dv opened the way to secret engagements
S'h England, and ventures 10 wi hdrsw its
ioops from 'ha' coast in full confidence thar
'ss'st7"ce will be Afforded if in case Of need
II is SAID that he Russian prisoners taken
!, E>ki Stamboul were ali massacrsed in a 6t
II r'ge. Their number is stated at S or 6oo%
men.
r HrRMsssTADr, SIP, 3.
he late accoun. Of the surprise Of some Rus.
lah redonhls in. the camp before shumla, on
he 27th August, seems to be confirmed. Ac.
ord'ng TO some accounts, which are probably
X 'gserated, the loss of the Russians amounted
o 5000 men killed, and 81 pieces of car,,o,