The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-21
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are 20 the 9th June. Ne pfMetpAi afuctes OF
new. hfoaeh HI by this arrival relate 10 thr opera.
li,oas of The Russian arm, aud tor tse.e we have
foDnd room.
| In the House Of Commons, m the evening Of
The oih Lord John Russell eoqured of Mr..
Peel. she,hof the English Ambassador had or
dersio leave Portugal. and under rlst rifcuin-
Stances be shs TO leave IL. DIR. Peel replied
that the Ambassadors functions had ceased !; but
that Il was mol erpedieni 10 disclose the nature
t of h,s instructions as TO leaving Portugal
/ MadAne,B onaparle Wyse. niece Of Napole-
on. attempted 10 drown herseifd london, on
! Saturday ME June 3la. She was taken out
Of THE water bya person passing. She lived on
bad term. with he's husband
| FROM IaE SEAT OF WAR.
The ST. Petersburg Gazette II the 10Th Of
Tune. gives the following intelligence in extra
ordinary supplement
| ngAD QUARTERS RRrepy BninA
| Field Marshal Nngsnsiein feDoris that the
OPERATIONS for reducing Brsila, Which continue
! silh success. will soon be completed and that
the notla arrived from ismaiI y iprobably in
tercepi all communication between the fortress
and The opposite bank of the rifef.
Descent u he FORTRESS pf 1uapn.
! Vice Admin al Greg reports HAT the squadron
ronip1ed NJ Sepastopo SET sail On the I'd May
bat being prevented by contrary wiads. Gains
and fogs. from doubling Cape A, oudagh ION the
southern coast of the Crimea) before the llih
il could mol reach the roads Of Auapa till the
| l1ib. Oh ire 10th Col. Perovsks. aid decanp
10 his Majesty, arrived iron Tantan, before An
/ apa. 18th troops TO reinforce those intended 10
be dsembarkrd 'bul The .wlnd preventing com
,nunication with the squadron. he displayed the
greatest skill IN preserving ier yseral days the
posiiiun he had taken ~ although surrounded
| by superior numbers.
! In The morning of thu 18Th he descent was ne
teomplished under the command ofPrnte Men.
schikoG, the troops engaging as they disem
bark with those OF the garrison (ffom which
the enrniy bad made sorie supported by
CifraSsinn cavalry J rs yell .. s41,e thousand
mountancers, gbo rad ht'ackW the rear
| guard of the weak detat hmeni hfIiyed from
Tnman. The enemy was repealed tith loss on al
points,
! In spite df the continued H,;acksl ~ the Cir
! cassians, who bad some cannbn, abai,ery was
| formed of morias aud howiizers NJ 300 shgenes
from the wills bridge defcnhed by gethe
being cast across the river which separated aut
troops tom Anepa, ~ Illus obatinfd strong
position N ihe LETT nnk.
| On tn, 2dih at day break, irooIof 5000 Cir
G ssnns having win him two piccri Of cannon
| attacked detachment Of he troops Who had dis
Ioss by rapid mo, emcni of the lat Aaitalion oil
| The 18Th regiment of chasscurs uiier Msior
| Lissetslv. Among the Kidd Of whom there
| y as n considerable number, thu body of one Of
the most powerful chefs ofthe Sohapoughs wa.
recognized.
Since the descent the detachment Of Prinor
VI nchicon has had ony 7 kill aud ~ wound
ed
| After the disombsi kation the Admiral propes
| I'd 10 attack Anapa trem the sea, bui DIE weather
lid not allow It's being attempted tlIl the 10Th
when n general attack was commenced n Ia iu
the morning aud continued TIL =. NJ the
wInd then shifting, the squadron was compelled
10 retire.
Although il Inns hcen impossible 10 ascertain
precisely The encmyhs loss on this occasion it
may be Inferred from the appearance Of the
walls OF The fortress aud hohsrs hat the injury
sustained ,ras con. derabe. Oh our part the,
were o killed and wounded, aud our shi =
| have sustained damage of some consequence.
Passage OF rHE DAsuBE.
The official bulletin, from the Camp at Saton
nova of the 9Th Jnnr, n. ). details me opera
lions connected with the passage oftte Danube
| The Turks had thrown up rntrrnchnrus near
the eajes of Isaktschn, planted caunonaud made
show of resistance. The position was advanta-
geous and commanding. These batteries open.
ed on the Russians; the Turkish right was pro-
ircted bv Hn impossible mota4s, the len Nv the
iortrr 8 of lsaktscha II was necessary TO force
this position, and To effect II brigade of Chas.
seurs, on foot was embarked ut Isinail, and as
cendrd the Danube n merchant SHIPS. escorted
hv part of the 1oiiln Az another place, " o
| divisions under the command Of General Rudz-
WiCh made a juno ION AT the point where the IL
| ven was to he crossed, and on the Hh Of June,
| his Majesty Joined them. After delivering his
| orders he repaired 10 the eucampnent OF the
ee ments of leseheming OF and POliova. A
solemn te dClnn was sung, aud on The 9Th Al !
O'Clock the Emperor took his post on nn emf
| nence AT the commencement Of the dyke which
| led 10 the Danube. At dawn, a battery of II
| twelve Founders erected 10 silence the fire nj
| the Turkish batteries, opened cahnonbde IN
concert with the lotlln. The Turks answered
! with yigor lat the cmberkation VAS effected
| The .iHaman OF the Zaporogue CossackS, prot
! tered his light halteaux and his CessaokS FIR III,
| Emperor's service, aud displayed mot teal and
useful activity at this moment. IN gaining the
Tm kish hand ofthe river the russians had I,
sustain the enemys cannonado, and 10 crosi
! A deep marsh both which obstacles we're u
vercone, und the right shore of the Danube
gained,
! The Commandaut OF the forilla, though
| wounded AZ the commencement of the action
did not qui, his post. Al eleven O'Clock, ths
| Turkish batteries one Of which had been I'm
| dermined and exploded, Ii ling and ~onndnG
thirty men. were in the power of the Russian'
| Eieht haitalions aud several cannna were dis.
embarked and the Turks were in full retreat
towards the fortress OF lsaktscha, OF which they
set fire To the suburbs. They lost II chnnuns
aud mortars. Their loss was DOT known that
Of the Russians was less than might have been
expected. twas supposed that bridge would
he completed over the river ia few days.
CAMP OF SATouNowA, June llth.
The rmbarkaton Of the kussuins continued
after the passage oi the Danube was effected
| Toe construction of the bridge WAS carried OF
| with rapidiiy. On the 9Th, at II O'Clock, the re-
naming suburbs of lsaktscha we're consumed
by the Turks In the afternoon. the Emperor
crossed to the Turkish side, conducted by the
Zaporogues CoSsacks late, subjects tthe Porte
aud alter visiting the posts which had been occu
pied, returned.
On the 10Th. letter from the pacha disah
tscha announced his intention 10 surrender -
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