Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-22

that the h.a quarters of the army before
Choumia were % be removed 10 Jeni Bazaar, 10
which place all the hospitals and the superfiu-
Gus baggage had already been sent. Tie in
ference which this Munich correspondent
draws, that the report mnst be destitute of
foundation because il had been reported for
above week at Vienna, but had NOT Seen CON.
hrmed does not seem to be conclusive. iii,
had been altogether Untrue it would hav been
cob'radicted. Further on, the Courier says
The very paper which has published his OPT
Mon contains an article from Frarkfor, of the
9Th, which alludes to report of courier hav-
ing passed ,hro' tina, city with an account Of the
Russians having experienced a fresh check be-
Gore Choumla. Gen, Geismar is said, in the Ger
man Papers we received this morning, TO have
broken up from his position, not being able to
make head against the Pacha of Widdn.a 10 fix
his head quarters a; Crajova. The wan, oil for.
difficulties which the troops have had TO en-
counter. These papers add that a equalization
was offered TO the Governor OF Varna. but re-
fused. Ii was hoped tina, SiisIria and Varna
would both have fallen this campaign. There
is little probability Of :ne success Of the Rus
slams agaiut the former, though they may sue
coed against the latter. One Of the Paris pa.
pers, however, Of the 18Th, (,he Quo!idenne,)
be raised. and tina, the besieging army will join
the army ret treating from before Oh opmla, and
fell back upon the Danube"
According to the notes Of person attached
TO the head quarters Of Count Wiugenstein,
the army OF Bessarabia, on its arrival before
Choumla, numbered $4,000 effective men, in
GLIDING the corps engaged in the siege ofVar-
ma; the loss experienced by it is estimated al
from 25 to $4,000, including the sick. There
were also 1000 horses destroyed. But some
Of the London editors accuse The. German pa
pers OF having told lies, TO the disadvantage Of
the Russians. Sill, it is certain that in conse
quence of the recent Russian disasters, Nicho-
las had ordered levy Of four men out Of 500,
ny which it was calculated that 24o, 900 would
he Immediately raised At this rate the popu.
lation OF Russia will be materially reduced by
the sword disease and famine The levy is 10
extend to The whole empire, with the exception
If B. ssarp bla and Georgia. The preamble Of
the manifesto is in the following terms:-
Notwithstanding the success OF our arms
in the pr sen, war against the Ottoman Porte,
| ard our sincere wish 10 put an end to hos'ili-
ties, the enemy, by his refusal to listen 10 our
proposals for pc ace, and by his obstinacy, obli-
ges US 20 AXE new measures for prosecuting
this war; and we consider il necessary 10 make
our army complete Estimating the popula-
ton lab, to the levy now ordered al 3d. 900,
the number Of recruits will be 100000 men. J
The Sun Of the 18th says, very properly
"til we have some authentic news, II would be
as idle as Improbable 10 launch ou' into field
Of probabilities. Thr success OF the Russians
at Varna, will give new feaure to the war. "
Liverpool Chronicle Office,
Oct, 18. 10 P. NJ.
SECOND EDITION.
ARREST OF Mr. LAwLEss by the Freeman S
| Journal uf yes,erGsv, which we have Just recei-
we'd we learn that Dublin was thrown INFO a
STATE of very great excitement, by the arrest oil
| Mr. Lawiess. M. Lawess was taken int" cus-
,odv on charge OF srd'tion, by MIR. Farrell, IN
der u warrant from Judge Burton MI. l.. &C,
com panied BY Mr.. Shie!, Mr.. Brady. Mr.. STAN
ION and others, attended the police office to the
Judges Chambers, where he gave bail himself
in sooi and two sure les in like sum for his
sppearance a, the next asszes for The county
Monaghan, and was then released from Gus
tody.
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