Delaware journal., 1828-11-11

Russian right wing Ihis attempt, however, falied,
as we'll as the repeated attacks made upon the Sec
ond redoubt. battery OF horse artillery was then
brought up, and obliged the Turks to retreat, aban-
donng the redoubt, and seeking protection within
the walls of Shumla. They succeeded ,however,in
carrying off the six pieces Of cannon found 10 the re-
doubt The Russians state their loss in these at
tacks at 1863 killed, and 424 wounded.
In the meantime the Turks had attacked the Rus
sian left wing with the same violence with the view
OF making themselves masters Of the village OF Ma
rasch, to the south east of Shumla, where the Rus
had their baggage Wagons and their hospital.
They represented, however, as having failed in
all their efforts, but they took one piece OF cannon
The Russians confess that one OF their baaions had
800 killed and wounded. The attack made upon
General Rudger was not more successful than the
other attacks ofthe Turks.
The effect of all these attacks and engagements
was to induce Field Marshall Witlgenstein to con-
centrae the troops and to recall General RudlgerI
from his position on Este-Stambou to the main bo.
dy Of the army. The Turks Immediately took ad-
vantage OF this movement, and the reinforcement
| and provisions which had been sent from Adriano-
| ple got into Shumla by the Tschalikayak. There
was another event in this quarter winch occurred
on the 9Th ult. but did not allude to it sooner,
because would not deviae from the course OF
our remarks upon the operations before Shumia
detachment of Turkish horse descending from the
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conveys, and carried off some horses and oxen
We proceed now to the operations before Varna.
The works of the besleging army on the north side
have been advanced, and batteries erected on the
sea coast, which kept up an effective fire upon the
place
But the investment of Varna on the south side
seems to he attended with considerable difficulty.
! Prince Menzikof had sent some cavalry and can
non beyond the Liman, to effect this object but the
H. ctpnnn h,y txutth
force could not get near the place, nor, it should
seem, recross the Liman,
: On the 2st of August the Turks make vigor-
ous sortie, but were repulsed with the loss OF 500
men, twas in this affair that Prince MenzlkuH was
n wounded
y From the 2lst to the 29th nothing particular hap
Is pened, and the Sappers proceeded in their works
e without opposition. On the 29th Count Woronzow
., took the command of the besieglng army-on the
e 3st the Turks made night sally against the re-
T. doubt that the right wing of the Russian line
j. but were repulsed. Another sally was made IN
!, greacf force, with no better success-but one o
N The Turkish detachments occupied strong post on
n before the right of the Russian line and planted five
y standards there the next night, however, they
u taken by surprise, the standard captured and
= the greater part of the Turkish detachment cut to
IL pieces.
:e The account of the gallant exploit by Admiral
ir Greig who destroyed Turkish arsenal at Meada,
the south side of Bourgas, completes the narrative
"a of the operations in this quarter.
Ne The Bulletin gives no details of the blockade 0
ry Silistra. The works have been carried, and twt
d sqnadrons ofthe lotIa OF the Don have arrived be
y fore the place.
", No Intelligence is contained in the bulletins Of th'
lie events in little Wa!achia.
n Varna, though closely pressed holds out, doe
rs it appear that any summons has been sent 10 th
" Governor to surrender, as was mentioned III some o
the German Papers. Shnmla, is strictly invested
but the communication with The Capital is open
u" and the Grand Vizier, who left Constantinope O.
e- the Goth ult with 4o,oUO men, for Shunla direc,
- =, must have been at great distance from the pac
e by the "a of Sept Ii is concctured, that the Rus
slams will advance to meet him, and try to prcveT
a his getting into Shumla.
mr. Tuesday Sep. 3O-City, l2 o'clock. The fund
We have, in measure, recovered from the aIarr
ed s. panic Of yesterday in the evening Consols wer
down as low as SO this morning the first price wa
rd 36 Ia to l-2, and has been 86 rs, buyers. Th
Ia market, at present, has rather heavy appearance
,se The price of Consols is 66 4G-5l Eycheqner bills
DE II 72 pm. India bonds, 80 49, The business hi
III. been to some extent.
ed :" 5 oclock.-Consols 864 sellers.
ps- "It was reported, on the evening of the e7th,
mt Paris that the Russians had made unsuccessf
ok attempt upon Varna, having been defeated vii
RS great loss on the 14th This is mentioned in
to French paper but its authenticity cannot be traced
mp City half past o'cock.-Consulsa sare Sc 3-47-
the II is reported notice will be posted at Lloyds
the knowedgng the blockade of the Dardanelles, upC
je, which the price has advanced.
Ing AN extensive forgery has been committed, sa
on to be to the amount of es000 The parties have a
ing seconded. Their residence in the neighbou
q hood of Bishopsgate street.
led "o o'cloek.-The acknowledgment of the bloc
pom ade has not reached Loyd's it turns out to be
! it, unfoundcd report. Consols 86 55-S4.-Couri
This Oct /.
De- BUCHAREST, Sept.