Delaware journal., 1828-11-11
A FEW DAYS LATER.
From the NeY- York Gazette of SATURDAY.

From the .Ne1p- York Gazette of Saturday.
The packet ship Leeds Capt. Sprague, arrived yester
day from London She sailed from Cowcs the 9th ult
and we indebted to Captain for London papers to
evening OF the 9th inclusive, from which have extract
ed the most important items ct intelligence The accounts
from the Russian Army reach the 18th of September
impression appeared to be that they would not be able
make any decisive movement the present season. They
would accordingly have to the Danube to take
winter quarters The accounts from Ireland have
ul squirting towards civil revolution in that i'll ated
country The proclamation of the Marquis of Anglesea,
leads to the convicon in minds, that serious results
are anticipated from the popular movements in some OF
their counties. Dublin correspondent OF the London
Courier under date of the 3D. Oct that the procama
ton had averted fo while crisis which, during the last
fortnight unavodaby looked upon inevitable Past
experience had led to the conclusion that the designs OF
the macontents were only deferred to more convent
ent season."
Accounts had been received in London Of the military
operations before Shuma to the 13 and before Varna to
the 18th OF Sept No attack has been made upon Shuma,
and the bulletin merely that the Russian troops
maintained their positions in front of that place but there
appears to have been very work at Varna. The
Russians have evidently directed their principal efforts
against that fortress and, according to their account
they had succeeded on the l4h in making breach, and
obtaining possession of an entrance to it. flag OF truce
being sent into the fortress conference took place be-
tween Admiral Greg and the Turkish Governors but the
negotiations broken off, the object of the Pacha be-
ng it alleged only to give tne and the cannonade re-
commenced ON the1 18th. 1t is probable that the Empe.
or Nicholas will sacrifice to obtain possession of
This Fortress before that period of the arrives at
which the campaign must close. IF it do not capitulate,
and attempt be made carry by Storm the carnage
will he dreadful, for it is stated in private letters. written
by Russian officers serving with the besegng army that
the garrison, $4,000 strong, resolved to defend the
place to the last extremity.
The London Courier Of the 9th says, "The operations
before Chma to lnger and further attacks have
been made upon the Turks 1t is evident that the Russian
Army Will soon make re'rogade movement; indeed, the
hospitals and magazines have been already moved to Jen
Sazar Ihe Grand vzicr has effected his junction with
fiussen Iacha The campaign may now be considered
nearly at an end"
The Turks have been defeated under the wall of Akha
zk IN Asa minor, and their camp taken possession Of BY
the Russians. he Russian General Kovok ow killed
III The engagement.
The report SAYS the London Courier Of Turkey mean
ing TO declare against France, OBJ aims credit with the
Paris papers, which argue, that the intention OF the
Porte was known to be hostile ever to the emancpa
ton of Greece and Turkish said to be destined
To the Mnrea had marched to against the French,a deca
. ration of war may naturally be expected.
The Lord Lieut. Of Ireland has issued proclamation
prohibiting unawfu meetings, acting in concert and as
snmn% he appearance Of military array and discipline Il
the well founded terror ofhis rstys ege subjects,
cudansering the public Safety charging all sherfs &c
be aiding and assisting in the execution of the laws
e preventing such meetings
1t was reported ut Odessa that the imp oran city Of Err
zeroun sken but official account had yet been
ccvcd.
The reports received at Consantinople up to the Ill
of September stated to be still favorable the Porte
The spahis were lowering the Russian far a
the Danube, and had captured the military chest contain
ing 100000 silver rubles.
1t prevesa there had been mutiny among Gen
Churc troops respecting their pay 1t was Suppressed
!. on promising the mitincers three months pay.
1t reported at st Petersburgh that third levy
9 men to be made in Russia
Paris papers of the 5th of October contain the ocia
notice of the blockade Of the Daraneles made by tn
Earl of Aberdeen to the committee of Llovds.
n LONDON, Oct. g.
II According to the intelligence brought BY French bril-
from the Morea the second Egyptian convoy from Alex
andria off the Coast lbrahim to embark with tn
second convoy The convention for the evacuation of tn
Morea has given great dspleasure to the Porte The vi
Of Egypt excused himself by saying that he had bee
compelled to gn the convention by the threat of Admira
Codrngton to blockade all the Egyptian ports, and bon
The following extracted from Paris paper we recei
ID ed this morning.
b. VIENNA, Sept. %.
r. The Russian Bulletin of Sept. g. detailing the affair
which have taken place Chonmla has produced her
great sensation. 1t is believed that the Grand Vizer
ter his junction with Iussein Bay will renew the attac
IN upon the Russians and should he succeed general
treat their part must be the consequence. But eve
should they beat the Turks and enter Varna it is ano
sure that they will recross the Danube to take up cantor
ment during the and winter. The Emceror Mich,
ry las promised the Empress, when he quilted her that
or should soon see her in st. Petersburgh.
%. Ssat q? Earin Asia .Hinor, Aug 25, On the 18th Cou
" Paskt witch attacked the Turkish army assembled undo
IL the wall Akhalz k, under Mahomet Kos Pacha and Nh
,e 'apha. Just at that moment the Turks formed comm
k, nicaton with the Garrison, which made them 3oOoo pa
All ed in four entrenched camps Our troops took possesss
oftosc camps, after fighting from day break tin past SUI
y and obtained eleven Standards ten cannon quaint
ofammuniton, and all the enemies magazines The Tr
were put to flight and pursued more than 80 wersts
so they got ntoa forest Nahmoud Kos was wounded, b
.xt reached Akhalzk with 5000 men. Mai Gen. Kowsk,
lost his life in this action, besides 80 killed and 400 wou
~. ded.
hit The following paragraphs all copied from the edit
to rial columns ofhe London British Traveller of the event
IN OF the 9Th ut the latest papers received.
ps Areport prevailed late in the day that the Governme
had dispatched circulars to the hafpay officers in the
I W from which It is inferred that they sreabout
le- ships into commission