The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-08-27

arrangement has, however, been made between
the foreign consuls, the Austrian Commander
Count Dandolo and the Pacha in consequence
of which this order has been recalled, and
guard ship stationed in the roads. The Pacha,
by way of precaution, has assembled 10000
men near the city, and great exertions are max
ing TO fortify the Island of Scio.
LONDON, July l5
The answer of the Turkish government to
the Russian manifesto, is most able document,
and cannot fail to make a considerable impress
sion throughout Europe. The Turks throw
back the charge of bad faith, in the face of the
Russians, and with no little success
The French papers received last night con-
tain accounts from Constantinople to the 10th
ut. The Russian prisoners taken by the
Turks, are treated with the greatest kindness
and humanity The Grand Vizier was ready
to take his departure, and only waited to hear
of the passage of the Danube by the Russians
to go out TO meet them In the mean time,
hopes are entertained that an amicable arrange
ment, through the mediation of the allied pow
ers, may be made. 1t is repeated, that the
Porte has invited their intercession. Austria
is forming camp of 10000 men in the neigh
borhood of Pest, and another in the neighbor-
hood of Milan.
THE RUSSIAN ARMY
A courier from the camp before Brailow
brings tine news that that place. capitulated on
the goth. An attack made by the Russians on
the 18th and 18th was repused by the garrison
with desperate courage. The Russians are said
to have lost above 5000 men, 2 generals, and
20 officers.
1t is said that the garrison was allowed to re-
tire at liberty, on account of its courageous re-
sistance. We learn also that Admiral Greip,
with part of the Black Sea fleet, has appeared
before Varna.
Bucharest, June 90.
The garrison of Brailow has received permits
sion to retire to Silistria, but as the Russians
are beyond Mutchn and before SiIistria, we do
not know which way the garrison of Brailow
can retreat. 1t is said TINT great quantities of
ammunition, and above $50 cannons, were found
in the place.
From the Camp KarGsSou, June "a. The
imperial camp was removed this morning, with
the Corps d'Armee of General Roudzewtch,
to Karassou, where the Emperor will remain
till those movements of concentration arc com
pleted, which were announced in our last bull
letin.
We have Just taken possession of the fortifi-
cations of Bralolf In conformity with the
terms of the capitulation OF that fortress, the
! troops, to whom its defence was confided, have
abandoned all the artillery which they possess
ed, as well as the stores which belonged to the
Turkish government, and are themselves to be
sent back towards Silistria. Already 1900 men
are on their march towards that city, escorted
by the de Perme. We do not exactly know the
number of guns and standards, nor the quanti-
ty of provisions of all sorts, which have fallen
into our hands, through the conquest of Brai-
loft, the courier, who brings these details, not
/ having as yet arrived at the head quarters of
the Emperor
At Matschin, 81 pieces of cannon, which de-
Tended the ramparts, considerable quantity of
powder, bullets and arms, large magazines of
wheat and barley, and four standards, as well as
all the ships of the Turkish flotilla which had
! escaped from the battle of the 26th, are in our
power. We have learned, on this occasion,
that Achmed Bey, who commanded this hotilla
has been killed in the same battle, while at
tempting to reach Brailoff in a small boat.
This morning Lieut. Gen. Ruddger sent to
the Emperor the keys of Kusendgi, which he
had vigorously oannonadod the Goth. IL woe
the regiment of Marshal the Duke of Yelling
ton, which was the first to enter the fortress, at
two O'Clock in the afternoon. The garrison
! surrendered on condition of being sent to Pra.
yod. We have found at Kustengi 36 pieces of
cannon; and a convoy of 36 sail Of merchant
men have just entered, which came from Odcs.
sa, laden with provision. The possession of
this fortress is of great importance to the flu
ture provisioning Of the army The Seraskier,
Husscim Paeha. who was at Schumla, at the
head, as they say, of an army of 10000 men,
had sent to the troops which formed the garri-
son of Kustendgi, and of which one detachment
had been put to flight at the passage of the
Danube. an order to defend the place to the
last extremity. Thanks to the vigilance of our
parties of Cossacks, the courier by whom this
order was sent fell into our hands
Two hours after the news had been received
of the fall of Kustendgi, the Emperor received
that of the taking of HirsoVa. That fortress
surrendered to Lieut. Gen. Prince Madatofr.
It contained 1900 regular troops, but the in.
habitants who ought to have supported them,
had no wish to defend themselves, and they
have even declared, in captivating that they
would not enter Sistria, whether they were to
be transported with the rest of the garrison,
because they considered it useless to fight
At Hirsova we captured IA standards, $4,000
bullets. $500 pounds of powder, and consid-
cradle supply of barley and corn