Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-28
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an the 9Th Of Sept. the /" Morning Courier re.
ce;yed the following news.
From hs seat of War.
The scise Of Varna still continues. The Russian
Prince .Npntchih.f ha, been dangerously wound
I'd in a sorte b, the Turks. Count poroat1oD
has taken the place Of the Prince.
The Gar i still at Odessa, but is soon expect
q lpnari for varna. Count Nessetrode is to re-
main a, Odessa with the ambassadors Of the other
powers :,
The corps of the Imperial Guards have crossed
The Danube to Join the arm, before Chumla. They
are TO be- commanded, it is said, by the Grand
Duke Michael
Tee Grand Visicr has at last departed for Adri-
anape.
The Offer Of mediation on the part OF England.
nv Lord iIcytsbur, has been rejected by the Car
| il The accounts from Odessa be true.
Extract OF a private letter Of the 9Th August,
from bucharest -. On the 18th the Turks, to the
| number Of 90 coo men, made sortie from their
| entieched camp, at Caefas, opposite Nlddln, adj
yanced as far as to Czoro, upon The Craova road.
seized all the ammunition. provisions and forage
,bry could find, aud withdrew, taking with them
sp,era' thousand head Of cattle. The whole dis
uct Of Mehedwl has been lad waste. 1eneral
Geisnar having received reiElorcements, succeed
I'd in driving them back to Caefas. Upon receiv-
iug intelligence Of these events Count Lanseron
4 inhabitants Of which place were preparing to lice
/ Tie Turks Of Gin.ewo and Sll>trla made ffe
qncnt >uriips, which the Russians always succeed
Ell in rept ling. notwithstanding the numerical su
rerlor,tv OF the Turks but the loss OF the black
! aiding troops is nevertheless very considerable
The .iugybnrg faz7tte contains the following
] Intelligence. dated Crajova. August 90 =" few
DAYS ago it was rnmored that the RusslanS. to the
number Of 1000 men had gained an important al
3 ~. n b3,t dag
tilisence was received from the Russian camp at
4 Goeny. that the Turks Advancing and the
l1s.ian Curps retreatins. Hitherto the Turks can
tnnn a. Caleias, who endured privatIons OF every
lnd conlined themselves to make acquisitions IN
! the interior Of the country. But alter the arrival
/ ot Pacha with 1900 Arnauts, they marched to
III namber Of 20 coo, against the Russian corps
Gen Geismar. who .elt that he was not sufficiently
strong TO resist numbers 50 superior, o'dercd his
iorces to retreat Oh the 18th. and lett in the Po"
rr Of the enemy all the Russian camp, with con-
siderable quantity Of provisions and materials Tor
Xbral es Ii is added, that the Turks overlook Gen.
G-l>nar.s corps at CAotoI, anl caused III Icosdera
br loss. Cnurinrs were Immediately sent oil TO
Bucharest Tor renturcements Numerous herds
d oxen have been driven to Widdin by the
Ta,ks."
4 commercial letter Of the i4h ut from Con-
Hstant,nope conta;,.s the following intelligence =
III
continue for long period. the Turks fight wit,
Eeytraordnary valonr. The actions that have hith-
erto ken uace near Chulmla, Narna. and Silis-
tria, have been most obstinate and bloody II
seen, that the Russian feet is obliged to hold oilrom
kVirna at distance be, ond the reach OF cannon
pr the Tu ki,h leet had not suffered SO severely at
#Navarinn, the Russians would now experience a
Vigorous resistance nv STA. The grand camp al
ffhls NOM NJ establishing up0a the heights round
sh afpro
the hope, Of the Turk, be realized. consist Of two
hundred thou santl nltn. and $4,000 Aaiatic horse
mpn. Within {. III, DAYS many troops ami horses
trnm 4 sia have diSemDarked. Inc Granh Sclgn6r
will take the cnmInand OF tie camp. Upon all the
foad, he Ra;a6s arr stopped and sent to labpur
al he entertainments. which will be mounted viii
ZOO peicts ii cannon. Everv one takes armsto rem
fcr the camp: and hence the can,al IS COMPARE
tv"ly deserted, 1t IS said that tie Grand Fi,ir
&Iil depart Tor Tie army Tomorrow with 10000
heu. The fanatici,m Of the people has recent,
teru carried to high pitch, but the capital never
lheiess remains tranquil.
The Russian Isiutic .4rmy
General Pusitui< has advanced his head quar-
Ter IN Turkey in Asia from kars to post neal
D. re .Rnum Should they capture Erie Roum, i
Is presumed that they will march upon Freblzon
PIE. for the purpose OF establishing communications
with the Black Sea 10 us it appears that thu
XppefatlOnS Ol ven. fUshfUu~ dit H'o'S wv
10 the welfare of Turkey, at this present time
han those Of his Imperial master while north 0
Ehe Balkan. Circassa, on the Fast Of the Blacl
<Sea may now be considered Russian Province
1.-THE great fortress Of kars is taken and the Russi
ian fla. is planted in Armenia: and the fortress 0
EArkalkalak which opens the road to Georgia, ha
E,elded to the invader.
Accounts from Freiste state that BOSNIA is il
open rebellion against the Porte. and that the Ch
rs ~, \ h,c ttth iicly rcp,
the Sultan for having abolished the Janisares.-
But they add that Bosnia does not desert the caIs
Of lsIansm in consequence of the wrongs inillcte
By the Sultan. and that therefore she is resolves