Delaware journal., 1828-11-25

If we NAV believe the letters from Bucharest the Turks
have assumed the offensive. The corps OF Gen. Roth
has been almost entirely destroyed the siege of Shunla
raised and the Russians abandoning 81 pieces OF cannon
have rereated towards Bazardik, pursued by Hessein
Rev at the hsad of 10000 who attered himself that
he should destroy them, fall the of the army be-
sesing yarna relieve the town, and terminate the cam
pagn by compelling the whole of the Russian army TO
general attack" |
Dutch papers, received Monday last, contain the fol-
lowng:-
was issued at ST. Peersbugh, ordering levy of four
of every 500 of the population The levy is to extend to
the whole empires with the exception of Besseraba and
Georgia The preamble OF the manifesto IS III the follow
ng language notwithstanding the success Of our arms
in the present against the Ottoman Porte, and sim
wish put end to hostes the enemy by his re.
fsal TO listen proposals for peace and by his obst
macy, consider it nscessary to have our army COM
pete rEst'mang the population hable to the levy now
ordered, at 30o000Uo, the number OF recruits will be
100000 men, II
Hamburger papers to the t1th inst have since been
| ceise,. from which extract the following
Odessa Sept. 29.We learn from our camp before Var
na tina, the Captain Pacha, after the most OF the houses
and great part of the forications had been destroyed
has asked leave the town unmoiested This proposal
rejected BY Count Worowzon Further accounts were
impaenty expected. The news from Asia continues to
be favourable and the victorious progress of Gen. Pak
ewsct has exceeded the most sanguine expectations. At
the departure of the Empress and of Count Nesserode
the official bulletins will longer be published but at St
Petesburgh The diplomatic body still here, and will
St. Petersburgh the Emperor should leave the
headquarters"
"Fisnua Oct. S.-The Courier de Smyrne of the 1st
September contains article from Conannople accord
ing which shanla providedwh provisions and amt
non for six months to The SAYS the Courier,
the with every other position in the Balkan, and all
the disorder that formerly regned in the Turkish commits
sar at has entirely disapp ared
Htulbaph Oct. lOA letter from Frankfort says, that
estaetes ceive from Vienna represented the present
campaign Of the Russians completely at end and the
Emperor about to return to St, Fetersbrgh Count
Wgensein it is said, is to be suspended and Gen lua
: row appointed to succeed him.
Jnssu, Sept 2O-ten Roth has chosen Kirsowa as the
point rendezvous for his corps The unavuurabe result
of the comaat Of the 18th, near Sstua, was the con
sequence of a panic occasoned hy the appearance pi
some spas in the of the Turkish tro,ps-rhc ope
raans against sisra will probably recommence after the
!, arrival of reinforce ments.
Paris Oct Is A letter from Bsyonne saws that
port spread in that city that the yellow fever has appear
ed Seville and t the troops from Ca liz had suspended
10 their march, to form c0-i3n round the CITY.
Il letter from Mad id of the Esd SEPTEMBER says My
last letter informed YOU that the yellow fever had appear
ed Gibraltar; it said that his dreadful disorder
has appeared the South Of Spain What is certain IS,
that the last mail has brought letters from Cadz, which
say that three sailors had died Of it board the sh ps IN
the bay Here and throughout spain there drought
such have before experienced Many springs
v and fountains dried up. Who know, j the causes af
this phenomena not connected with that OF the disease
which has manifested itself in the South The heat ha
not been extraordinary the contrary it has been less
is violent than in preceding years.
ID Bucharest, sept 29rhe accounts from the theatre Q
Il war become more and serious
o. On the 9tt I,ssein Bcy being informed of the prepa
es raon Of the Russ to evacate, made General aac
.r upon their entertainments The I+ria troops DISPLAYED
,r the most brilliant ralour and repulsed hm but neverthe
,r less they fell back lcni,aza where they stopped oa
10 day, and prepared to retrsat towards Bazartk Tn
nrivaons of all kinds have produced sey IN the raas
N of the Mlscovies The shuma to Jenlbazar hteat
nd cvered with the dead SICK aud wounded aud carcasses
m Russian horses Such have been caused by tn
heat Of the climate which co1t not be oyrcom
by the most almrabe perseverance, aud all the efforts
in Incompatible vauur.
r. seat. 22--rhe Rusaan Arny which retreatcd fror
he before Shuna arrived the 18th of September. ll5
artss hick presumed that would de
continue its march TO Isakchka In consequence Of II
as daily attacks OF Hlssein Bly, the genera r'rc. ot u
of Russians may be easily accelerated, and Nara deyerea
rs especially if the reports that have been circulation thes
n four days past should be confirmed 1t Is sl tta;
a consequence Of sortie blythe GARRISON of 81 sttia whc
h $4,000 men strong, the OF Genera Roth oasef
Of ing that place. has been totally beaten and dispered
is added whatever part -l not no the han IS o M
Turks has ourht its safety flight, arng 50 pieces
cannon behind and it not TIL evening that he r9oF
could be rallied The Turks have destroyed all the wors
lat Of the Russians that there is chance OF evea
ne ing the siege On account OF TINS cecl
on. General Roth has been dismissed from command
nc asserted. However, the direct communications VIZ
are Narna b. Of Chouma interrupted these stat
mo mcns require continuation Prince SherDateH is to r.
~ organize the c0rps OF Gen Roth
n Exclusive of tue bridges the Danube, which u
'o- Turks possess at Gurgeyo and Sisra hey have lk
cry wise other passages, Senntz and elsewhere whei
% they fory themselves without any opposition. tbs ther
ana be feared that the Russian army has not sing
mat point Of retreat lsakchka, the turks will push
ne the principates several points and lay that coun
ans waste, in suc to render impossible,
rss very hazardous seek winter quarters in the nc
-aty ,,les The bodest minds ire struck w m lar preen
aue ments
not Se,asl, Sept 18-re last mail from Constantionop
bu' brings nothing important, but the military preparations
ting woriy Of attention All the Turkish nations appear
c OF ;nei , warlite snrlt Numbers nf 4 :, tic tronr
mostly cavalry continue arrye and proceed to tile Da
osi- uoe, after hating short time Several Of the exile
c Ianssar5s have been discovered amongst them who
any Immediately arrested and publicly thrown into The
DIS Three gates have been fitted out which, accompan
he ste an, hna carrying ~ guns that has atelv arriy
of ere .ra cono IN the f,o.nbors The Tur
Bos coon, mn Sav ntmla,ed An the vounp men take arm
be and the old saw a,ol we know that the m SLAMS are
ube, ;ng 10 blockade he Drtrneesthat the English hre
the m Frynt and the French the Morea but We conGdc
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