The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1828-09-11


IonS IN perfect order, aud The important
object of the supply of the army is perfect
ly secured.
THIS morning early the Emperor, who
continues TO enjoy good health, reviewed
the corps of Gen. RudzewitSch in order OF
battle. His Majesty was much pleased
with the appearance of the troops, and
with the rapidty and precision with which
they executed the man9uvres.
The Grand Duke Michael is expected
every hour in the camp. His Imperial
Highness will doubtless bring the trophies
of Brailow, and the account of the artlle-
ry and stores Of all kinds, which have fall
len into our hands in that place. The
Grand Duke is followed by the 9TH corps
of the army, which after besieging Brai-
low. crossed the Danube at Matschin, and
will join the corps of General Rudze-
witsch.
Our vanguard has occupied on the one
side Mangalia,and on the other Kouzgoun,
without opposition.
The enemy no where stands his ground,
and retires hastily as we approach. The
SeraSkiers of Schumla and Silistria, ap-
pear to have sent some divisions of troops
to Bazardschick, who may, perhaps be
more inclined to await our arrival.
SEVENTH RUSSIAN BULLETIN.
CAMP AT kARAssoU, June @.
The fortress of Anapa has surrendered
at discretion to Vice-Admiral Greig, and
Prince Menzkof. The success of the
of +h< h. Id l..
ter to surround the place with strong line
of decentralization, which intersected the
neck of land upon which Anapa is situated,
and extended each side to the sea. In
few days the works were advanced to the
Glacis, and three breaches having been
made on the I'D of June, the Pacha was
for the last time to surrender
AT first he insisted on leaving the place
with arms and baggage, declaring, that UNI
less his were granted, he would defend
himself to the utmost. The negotiations
were broken off, preparations were MAX
ing to carry the place by storm, when de-
puties again came from the Pacha offering
10 surrender at discretion.
On the Esd at noon, the fortress was oc-
cupled by our troops, but we must do the
Turks the justice to say they had braveIy
defended themselves for forty days, and
that when they captulated all their means
Of resistance were exhausted. The gar
rison consists of 5000 men, IS cannon, g.
large quantities of ammunition and provis-
ons have fallen into our hands. Vice-Ad-
miral Greig and Rear-A dmiral Prince
who directed the seige in the
most perfect understanding with each 9TH
er, and have displayed great ability and
bravery, have been promoted by his Ma
jesty, the first to the rank of Admiral, the
second to that of VicesAdmiral. Prince
Menzikoff is also finally appointed Chief
of The General Saff of the Imperial Ma
rne.
We have this moment received the news
of the surrender of the fortress of Tule-
"a, or Tultschi, with garrison of nearly !
1000 men, and 81 cannons on the ram
parts.
Al Brailow we found 27S cannon, H.
900 pools SO lbs. per pood] Of gunpow-
Ter, two timber magazines, which will suf- |
flee for all the repairs that our artillery
may need, an immense qnanty of cannon
balls of all sizes, and provisions amply !
to support the whole army for I,
month.
The campaign commenced on the 9Th
May, and up to The 1st July we have occu-
pied MoIdavia and WallAcha: passed the !
Danube at Isaktchi under the fire Of the !
Turks !; and destroyed their hotilla on the
river; advanced on the right bank OF the
river to the wall of Trajan: taken 7 for
tresses, viz, Issatchi, Brahilow, Matchin,
Hirsova, kustendtchi, Anapa, and Tulp-
Ia; and taken in those places and in vari-
ous actions with the enemy, above 500 |
This morning we shall celebrate
Te Deum to return thanks for the mani
fest protection we have hitherto enjoyed,
and to implore the continuance of it.
Prus. Gaa. July, Is
IRELAND.
DUBLIN, July 10.
The following is an authentic detail of the |
occurrences at Ballinaore, County Leitrim, |
on Saturday, to which we alluded IN our sup
plimentary sheet Information having b, pn
received that preparations were making by
the satellites of the Association for an attack |
upon any Protestant presnming to celebrate
the anniversary of the Boyne in that quarter,
those of Ba!linamore, with that feeling ofloy-