Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-06
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4stoI oc.o1er, F0TH" lid no, fallen, and equal
ly certain a j., that the Turkish corps amount.
ing, acco ding 10 The Russian bulletin to 30. 900
uicn, had ieit Choun,la and marched to the ieliel
OF nI-unler the walls OF which, almost il
had. after hard lighting successfully entrenched
n'eii, The detachment OF so large force would
SEEM prove that tue ku.sjan tOrce investing, OF
neicHguc1nS Choumi', had, - has been alleged,
either finally rctreated-Or, at any rate, fallen
back for u.Ho. The Gr,Id Si-nior had letl
Constantnop,5 preceded by tine Standard oil Ma
homet. which consists, according to Dr. " aish
ot pair ct brcecnes worn by tn prophet. The
yumor that The Porte had acceded to the med,-
alton o England and Franc Tor the paciiication of
Greece, may, we would hope, be received as
quite probable.
Supplement pf the Prussian state Ga-et,e OF
october II.
live O'Clock, p. M.-rhe following accounts
alScJust been receive from the theatre OF wai:-
T. Extract from the X port OF the operations IN
Asta Minor the 10Th Augu,,' IL SeptembcrD:-
"AkHALIiK.-l.i. uienani General Prince
ojboski was detached 10 besicge the fortress OF
Azkpur, which Is situated the ROAD 20 Geor-
Si' The General sent some o; the inhabitants of
-AZShaizik with summons to the garrison 10 sur
Ten1er. Terrified by this rapid advance, il re-
'reated TO the mountains, and the inhabitants o.
pened their gates TO him Fourteen cannon six
standards, and consiie able quantity OF alntnu-
milton and provision, were taken III AZkpur.
z Extrac, from the Report OF the operations be-
torc Siiisiria TO the It'll Ol September
"ReCoubls have been erected and furnished
with heavy artillery, ON the heights taken on the
18th August, and the fortress Is vigorously cam
nonaded.
''On The ll;h September, a corps of 5000 of the
enemy Appeared at the village oil rortorycv and
attacked our ouipoSts with supesior force on
which the latter retreased low ards the road from
ioortcukay. The enemy took the way TO the
fortress, and Joined the troops sent out 10 meet
chem. He then attacked our two nearest re-
doubts, but was repused.-l'he enemy, cavalry
then attacked the corps OF Lieu enant General
'>ru'z, but was put TO tight with loss. The en-
envy, during his retreat, suffered severely nom
our grape shot, and left 200 dead on the field We
have 90 killed, and 90 wounded among the latter
are eight officers"
.; Extracts from the report Of the operations
neoFe @houina' from the 2lst TO the 27th Septe,n-
Goa the 2lst detachment Of the cneny's in
tdi'ry approached one OF our redoubts, but was
put 10 flight
"Ihe troops before Choumla will soon be Joined
- tue 9th corps under he command of General
ltoth, as Sstria, bcsiegeds toy The I'd CORPS nm
der the command OF Prime Scherba,oH Bcfor,
inc Heherai teit his position before 81 isJria Ia.
was attacked on TIC 10Th OF September bv AN en-
cIny's corps of 1000 men, which was repuIsed
with great loss. The enemy eft 600 dead ON the
i!eid, amongst whom, according TO iii. declare
lions OF ihc prisoners themselves is the Command
eT IN Chief OF the Cavalry.
"a squadron OF the Chasi.ow Hulass particular
~ distinguished itself III the aciion.'
Accounts OF the -eraions before Yarna from
the I'D TO the Goth Of September:-
1.-The works of the besegers are near their ter
rnina,ion. Two breaches are nearly ptac, Cable
and by means OF gabous entrances con,lnu. to ne
gained into the bitches. On the south side of
thiS fortress, opposite to the corps which occu
pies the Peninsula OF Gaiaia, an encmv's corps is
chi.}
In the night Of the 18th. one of the enemy's
redoubts, which Is opposite the centre OF the lor-
ress, was taken by storm. Without firing a Gun,
Cci. Prince ProkorowsA, Mt the head OF the re-
Slment OF NizowSk, attacked it at the point OF the
oayohet, an drove out the enemy, who mad 10
wards OF 100 killed. In this action we took one
cannon, three standards, and the part of the cam
adjoining thu back o. the rchoubt. We had two
oncer' an forty priyates killed aud Wounded
.. Account OF the op rations before Narpa from
18th Sept TO LIST OctoUcr:--
we mad received, some lays ago, information
80. strong corps OF NE enemy was approaching
'or the purpose OF raising the seige of Varna IL
was SAD 10 De detached by tho Grand Vizier from
the other side OF the KamcZyk, TO Join Omer Vri-
one VINO had ett Choumla at the head OF 4 de-
'dcoiheht oil AloGnlanS. soon alter our outposts
announced The approach oil The enemy a strono
division vas immediately sent 10 re como tire; local
u4!Hcthie-, however prevented US from acquirn o.
fccuFa e information respecting the advance as
'YeH as the strength Of the enemy. During this
reconnaissance he wager regiment of the Foot
Guards uttered conf erable Toss Among tbo
h!Hed ar VI .jo General Eartuug Commander
oil the Reg N nj, Colonel Sarger, Aiie.d.-C,np
10 MS majesty The Emperor; Colonel Busse ans Ten
"Ihe Ii st uay The enemy appeared b, fore DIR
POSITION on the south side Of the straits of Varna
cnt our corp vas already reinforced, and placed
Under the command OfbcneIdi Bisuona
On the 27th lieutenant & uera! Such,zoDat
with the LIST Luigdde OF the light cavalry OF In.
.''ards, the 2lst brigade OF the 1874 division of
t1e infantry, and two batteries, was detached TO
me lett side o! he strait At wanna to threaten the
f'ght wing II Omef tIIOue, BY the rapid and
compile exc uon OF ihIs movement the FUR
kish mp, IA he village OF BdGii Hassan, tell in
20 opr hands. The enemy lost one standard aui
about 300 men. Meantime Prince Eurpue Of
Wurtemburg arrived from the camp before Chouiu.
Ia, with the lst brigade Of the 10Th division: and
having been. ionedb the 10Th regiment of ayers
ne joined General Such ZOnct Oh The 18th OF Sent
according to tue orders ne had received On this
DAY General BistrOna repulsed a serious attack
ne enemy, who, since his arrival, had beruu TO
ehTc1ch himself, irl ms camp IN grea' force and
attacked our IedOubts. The action continued ,ytth
great iInpetuosity Tor four hours The IRE of orr
battery, a well as vigorous charge with the bay.
onet, executed BY the l.. battalion of the Y,o.rs
% .,i0 oo' rudrns, as we'll ~; bv Ill.,. -, l. ., -.
~ the GFspadiers OF ia, buy SsjrG decided tjss
victory. VIC
Each Of these bai.ali0ns TOOK 4 stsnd,rd and
me urks reTeated leaving behind 1000 Killed
ntnIS engagement the enemy brought forward
.SVoo infantry and cavalry, and had an equal NUN
Ger III heir entrenchne nts. We lament The loss of
the brave General Ffciiig, cominanJerof The Re.
Sihen' Oh HIcnadlers Of the body guard; and of
tOoneI IdycOw, Of the same regiment: both fell ,t
lie head Ot the bat alOn. The nest -, fl,,. Co.,
ny remained quiet aud was croployed in 70, lryinc
tis camp. " >' in5
g We resolved, therefore, to inicrrupt his feat,
quuty, and 10 attack him Oh the Colo,Yin d., a.
"Oth) The attack, conducted by Gen. Al a.
roma wa only ieini Prince Eugene. of Wnr.
temOurs' Ied thc second attack After arranging
hs iSIce Opposite the en- iny's left wing our tro,,r,
we're obliged 10 fo4uc.uyre ,,, ,,r,,...t ~