The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-09-25
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LATE FROM EUROPE.
From the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser, Goth
The packet ship Charlenmgne, captain
Robinson, from ,Havre, has brought Paris
papers to the 10Th of August.
Galignani's Messenger of the 18th, has
the following paragraph:
We give the following article from the
Augsburgh Gazette, although we are able
to state that no such intelligence had reach
ed Paris direct up to last might've
have received from Hermanstadt, by ex.
press, the important news OF the capture OF
Choumula. This fortress, which vas to
have arrested the progress of the Russian
army, was attacked from the 2lst to the
22d of July, and surrendered in "a hours.
Although this intelligence is not official, 1t
appears to be entitled to credit, as it comes
from several quarters, and has been deriv-
ed from a good source.
This, however, is premature, unless
there be mistake in the date OF the bulle-
tin which follows, and which we find in
the same paper:
The following bulletin OF the Russian
army, dated July %, reached rs yesterday;
--"The troops of the 3D. and 9TH corps, but
particularly our left wing, have advanced
into the presence of the enemy, and occu.
pied the heights near Shumls. The enc.
my fell back without resistance under the
! walls of the fortress, and left only a small
| detachment Of cavalry beneath the cannon.
| In order that we may be able to push the
siege with vigor, our position is to be pro-
vidcd with redoubts. Our troops support
the intense heat as degrees) with their
usual perseverance,, and the works are
pushed with ardor. The number OF sick
does not augment, and the greater par. OF
those who were i'll have returned to the
ranks. Gen. Suchtelcn has given the
command of the corps posted before Var
Ma, to Gen. OusZakof, who has arrived
from MoDgalli, in order to advance, in pur.
suance of the orders he had received, with
his corss, against Koslodschi. Whilst or
the march thither he received intelligence
that a considerable number of Turks hac
swan across the river Diffuo-L Liman dur
ing the night Of the 18th, to fall upon the
rear of the troops before Varna. In order
to prevent this attack General Suchtelei
detached a battalion of Infantry and two
squadrons Of Hulans with two pieces o'
cannon. This detachment, under the com
mand of Gen. Akinfcl, came up with the
enemy, drove them before him with vigor
and the banks Of the river which we occu
py are now delivered from the enemy. ],
| results from intelligence received from
Gen. Roth, that the 9th corps having eros
sed the Danube, is now al Rasevacia. His
advanced posts are as far as Appan. The
siege at Silistria was to commence on the
Dist.
The schooner Maria, arrived at Balti
more on "Wednesday morning, from Bue
Ayres, whence she sailed on the 18th July
The mail from Peru. received at Bucnos
Ayres July 18th, brought intelligence thai
Gomorra, having entered Bolivia, and ad
vanced to LA Paz, Nuro and Caracollo
had established his head quarters at the
latter place, despatched flags of truce to
Gen. Undincnata, who had 1000 men un'
der his command, demanding surrender
which il !was thought would take place,
The General had authority from the coun-
Gil Of Bolivian Ministers, to dictate such
measures as he deemed expedient, until
the Installation Of the first Constitutional
Congress. which was TO have assembled on
the 25th May or 18th June. Gomorra had
published an address declaring that he on.
ly came to deliver Bolivia from foreign do.
mination. Gen. Sucre, who was still Ill
from the effects ola wound, had addressed
to him a letter Of remonstrance. Discon-
tent exists in Bolivia against Sucre, be-
cause he is a foreigner, and assumed the
office Of President for life.
We have the Caracas Gaceta del Cobb.
srpo down to the Goth ult. inclusive. l,
relates no fresh commo,ion, nor pregnsn,
measures Of the government Bolivar, in
one of his answers to the Auditory address
ses with which he was greeted on entering
The capital, lamcnts that the .eakness of'tht
institutions Of Colombia had caused the
state to prove utterly bankrupt. He still
uses the phrase, the Republic, after having
restored "the calm Of despotism."
National Gazette.
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