Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-20
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

hcsday, bringing London papers to the 1th
Of August.
| The Paris papers--ihe Gazette de France
in particular of the 5th Of August hold out
| tho hope on the authority OF "A recent letter
| from Vienna, that the war itself will be brought
! 10 "A speedy termination, by means OF an ami
cable arrangement. II ~ sand that a report 10
This effect vas generally current In that capt.
! tai, and tanned SO much credit as to occasion
a considerable rise in the funds. 1t is ad-
1 dod that the courts OF Vienna and Lo idon arc
conjoin,ly using all their influence 10 induce
| the Emperor Nicholas to listen 10 pacic over
lures from the Porte, and that he had signiied
| his assent, on condition that several iorfesses,
particularly Silis,ria, Ciurgevo, and Varna, are
placed IN his hands az Il security against u
| change Of purpose on the part of the Porte.
The Morning Herald Of August lis incredulous
| as to this, and says Though the part ascrlb
! ed to England and Austria is probable enough
| we have great doubts that the Russian mon
| arch has made the complIances ascribed to
him; and, IN confirmation Of this opinion, we
have observed that not hint OF a pacific
nature has appeared IN any Of the Russian
Bulletins
The ".Age Of Chirolry" not gone.-A du-
el was fought recently in Paris by a keeper Of
! a bro,hel, and son Of -, caused by
some ugly remarks on the character of the
ial!er mamma One OF the chevallefs was
killed, and the othe, badly wounded There's
hono' for you Will gentlemen fight dues after
this!
The Prussian State Gazette TO the 30th OF
July. and U,mburo n,ners ,o tho ad of Auous,
had been received in London. The former con-
tain a detailed account of the occurrences
which marked the march Of the Russian Army
from Karassu 10 Razordiik,
IL was on ihe otn that the ead-quarters' 10
which was joined the 9th corps, broke up from
'he former pace. Inc TN corps under the
command OF General vernon, followed the
Steps oi 'he former Two days later this inter
val be'hg necessary To prevent confusion III
me mafch OF Two such CONSIDERABLE masses
he heac, quarters were three days IN proceed
ing from harasSus 70 b,JaIdJk' distance OF
oo wers's' or apo u htty E"9iish mies' ahd
as t'e emperor Is always al the pos. OF non
or, or al me head "f hs army, IL VIII De casl
~ imagined what powerful influence this
must nave on inc sPrhs of his troops. How
o'c'' .n's movement was no' executed "ithoo'
oPposhon' ihough TOO slight to obstruct II IN
serious manner.
"" 'he secoho "ay lihn 1'h,l enar' "''o"
'o"N Piacs oc'"ee" oony VI i"hs" ca,a"y
ocu""a' anu '"e lieau VI me ie"ssian va"gu"'"'
co"manoeo oy General hudiee'. Inc iurhs
were tue usSlnan's' ana appear 10 nave u''
,acAeo Win !"eir usuai ''mpe'uosi'y' w. tue
Nuss'a"s receiving cohtihnaiiy 'fesh re'h'orce-
menus 'he former were hna0y reP"'sed' anu'
curing '"e 'es' o' 'ne ",a.oh u'u "o' venture
10 rene" '"c a''uch' h"er 'he o"s'go"e"'
they retired mo WOOD about TWO m''es be-
yond bazardJ'k' whers 'ney spent 'he "'sht'
but He'd at me breaN OF day on seeing the
Husslans make uemohs'ra'ioh u disiouSo
them
On the llth' as We stated on Monday, tne
head quarters were established at BazardJ'k'
having spent the intermediate time IN awaiting
the arrival OF the corps under General Ro'he
before Silistria, Of which It Is to undertake the
siege. In the mean time, strong DIVISION
was detached towards Varna, with orders to
| invest that important place; and as IL ls invos-
tod by sea at the same time Admiral Grc'g'
with tho fleet under his command, having re-
| ceved orders TO that effect there Is but TOO
much reason to apprehend that 1t VIII share
the fate Of Auapa. and of the other tortresses
that have already fallen into the hands OF the
Russians. From all that has already occurred, !,
( 1t IS clear that the Turks are incapable OF
making a serious resistance; and that they
| over rated their own means as much as they
| u"uer 'aiueu .hosc VI '"e" S'ea' '""', ""S"
they provoked the latter to mortal combat.
The 10th Russian Bulletin, gave but a sum-
mary account OF the preceding movements,
merely stating that 'ihc enemy were Inmedi-
ately ropnlsed, and took Hight" This reached
London on the 4lh; and the foregoing inior-
nation has subsequently been derived from
other official accounts The Courier says,
there was more fighting than they had at first
been led 70 suppose, and adds II appears,
that. when the vanguard, under Gen. Rud'ger,
was marching to Mnngali' and before the