Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-10
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NEW YORK, Oct. 5.--By the packet shin France
capt. Funk, Havre, whence she salle, ON the
oth OF september. Paris papers. have been ra
ceived to the 4th OF that mont.
1T seems now TO be very certain thai the R,,ssi
ans nave met with greater resistance than tIIev
expected III the attempt to reduce the fortified CT
ties hoi'n OF the baiKan mountains. Varna has
been reinforced by additional troops from Con
s'anunoPIe, land Shumla yet remains in the hands n,
the Turks. An article from Odessa of the Is,h
August, says the decisive attack on ShurnIa was
MOI intended 10 be made until the 22nd, when the
emperor expected reinforcement, OF $4,000 men
whether there be any truth III this report or NOT
lshoWs the idea entertained OF the strength of the
place. An article Of an earlier date the 10Th of
august says that the arrival of the Car at that
Pidce OH the san had gwen rise various runours
One OF these was, that "a truce OF three weeks had
oeeE concluded between the two armies and This
was generally believed. The Turkish army COW
centrated at Shuinia, is said to amount TO between
lAV,ooO and no. 900 men aud daily reinforc nents
continuetto arrive. Ii Is aided that that tow, q ;t
entertainments which exteuded three German
miles, are defended by 100 pieces of cannon and
una. .hat Hussein Pacha had succeeded In exciting
Their religious ianaticism, and With il their coura
aud inirepdity, to The highest pitch
accounts from Corfu say, that Ibrahim Pacha
was sun IN the horea and showed disposition TO
quit 1t. He had been supplied with provisions from
Lante and Egypt. The Albanian par, of his army
mac asserted, and had succeeded in detaching from,
MS cause their couftrymeh who held one of fine
ortresses OF Lepanto 1t said that the English and
french adfnirals have threatened to blockade A.
exandria II the Morea be not evacuated IN ono
month "'
Letters from Lisbon to the Goth of August. r..
present the country 10 the greatest confusion and
dlsorder registers have been opened at the va ri
GUS prisons Tor the insertion of the names OF such as
come 10 speak TO the prisoners. La this yay the
arrested are deprived of the consolation OF being
visited by their friends who are themselves deter
red by the dread of imprisonment.
Extfacto OF private letter Of the 9th Aug. from
(nfe anti t,Ia Ia
Divdn, 1t has been resolved that the Grand vizier
shall depart for the army on the 18th inst The
horses tails have, in consequence, been suspend
ed over the gates of the palace, with the usual
ceremony, IN the presence OF all the minister's aud
vast concourse of inhabitants, vino made the air
resound with their acclamations Hadi Efrep5i
VINO was one oil the Turkish Plenipotentiaries al
Ackerman, Is to accompany the Grand vizier who
VIII nrst proceed to Adranopc. II is expected that
the Sacred Standard will be displayed on the dav nj
the Grand vilier's departure. The Grand scignor
IL Is said, viIl follow the Grand Vizier His liiob
ness appears determined TO march in person against
the Russians as soon as they approach that city Ii
announced mat a hrman Is about 10 be publish
ed, ordaining the Mussulmans 10 remain iuimoyea
bic at their post assigned to them. The life OF So
Ieyinan Pacha, 10 whom the defence of Brabilow
was entrusted, may be considered in danger as ne
mas been brought hithcr from Chouinla in chains.
Several thousands OF Asatic soldiers have lust
marched TO Join the army"
| Russian Bulletin dated the 9th Aug. at Cdes
So, states that the Emperor left the Camp al Shum-
ia on IL I'd, with a detachment of his army,
and proceeded TO The camp before Varnd, and dfler
giViug orders for continuing the seige, (he gar.
risoIi being stronger than had been supposedly
went on Loard the squadron blockading tie port,
dined with Admiral Gregb, and thence proceed
ed In irigate to Odessa, where he arrived OH the
9Th. Ii is stated that the garrison at Varna had
recently been reinforced, having forced a passage
through the Russian lines and now amounted TO
| 10000 men. The Bulletin, however, states that
tho Turks had The worst oil it in an engagement
which took place, aud were driven into the for
trcss. Tie Russian squadron before yarna. CON
sisingof 20 sail, including sail Of the linc, aud
iIisatcs.
! ;. VIENNA, Aug Is.
1t was ruinOured yesterday. tina. the Russians
had taken Varno.
Accounts from Constantinople, 10 the 10Th of
Aug. state that the Grand Vizer was about 10 de-
part for hdrianopc, accompanied by the comn,-
lsioocF5 who iasic tic ccaycntioI. Of Akc.faan.