Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-20

Wa ssSdlk bo iNANt bus pOSil1PU, II - tNttt Al al
OF ChasseuIs. on foot, was embarked u; Isn'ai, aud as
ceuisd tire Danube in merchant ships, escorted by a part
of the fo,iha. At another place. two divisions, under the
command of Gen. Rudzwich, made a junction. at the point
where the river was to be crossed, and on the 9Th OF June,
hi, Majesty joined them.
After delivering his orders, lie repaired to the encamp-
ment of the regiments IL TschcmigoG and Pctavn. a
solemn te deUm was sung. and on the 9th at o'clock, the
Emperor took his post on an cmiucucc at the commence
m-nt uf tho dyke which led To The Danube. ~ dawn. "a
battery of III twelve Founders erected To silence the fire at
the Turkish batteries, opened a Gnmomnde i'll concert with
'hc aniiila. The Turks answered with visoF, but the
eTbarkation was effected. The .1UGC2gn Of the Iapo-
rogue Cussacks, preferred his light ho,tcaux and his cos
sacks for tire Etnrero.s service, aud displayed great zeal
and useful activity u this moment. IT, gaining the Turk
ish hauk OF the river, the EussIans had to sustain the cue
wy's caunouaie, and to cross a deep mash, both wir'nh
obstacles were oye,cone, and the right shore Of the Danube
gained.
The comuandaut Of the Go,illa, Though wnrrdcd at the
commencement of the action, did not quit his post. AT
eleven o'clock, tie Turkish ba,tcrics, one of which had been
undcI minded aud exploded, killing and wcundins thirty
men, were in the power of the Russians. Light baualions
and several cannon were disemboIkcd. aud the furts were
in full rc,'rat tnwNTd> the fortress of i~saStscha, of which
they set FIRE to the Suburbs They lost II cannous and ,
mo'tars. Their loss was not known; that Of the itnssians
was less than might have been expected. 1t was supposed
that IL bridge would have to be completed over the liver
in Il few days.
Canp Of SGtc:r7,-c, .TuHc l1Li.-v,c cmba, kaiion Of
t"e Russians contiHucd atfcr a passage oi the Danube was
effected. The construction Of the bridge was carried o.,
with ra?jdiiy. On the 9th, NJ II O'Clock, tho reuai.ing
I suburbs Of isakts,h Ia were Consumed by the ruks. III the
afternoon the Emperor crossed to tue Turkish side, con
IEcteo Oy the LapnofoEuc Coss6cks, late subjects oil the
Forte, aud alter visiting the posts which has been occupied,
retucnei.
On the 10;h, = letter from the Pscha dTssk,scra an
nounced mis- intention TO surrender. lie was allowed until
'"n the next morning 70 accep; the capitnlation ,hered.
On that morning two Turkish deputies approached TO sivc
n'iice tnat the terms were accepted, and the fnfiross ready
to snrrenScr. Al O'Clock, two pachss, Evoul the COM
utnhani OF lSaEtscha, and iiassen who had hecn driven tn
;tako refuge there after tho defeat of his troops on TIE 9TH,
pt'u their respects TO the Emperor. The tow was occu-
riel by the Russians, who found the shops all open, and
ne 'indCtlntSr ready tn receive them, m;nrlinr rcaC fully
with the officers md soldiers.
The garrison and the two rachas had permission to-
r.tire At liberty, SIS pieces of artillery. Il standards, tme
munitions ami provisions Of the fortress, which wcie cen
SEte'ahic. fell intu the hands of the Russians. On the ga NC
Ihv news was received Of a battle which took place on the
9th, near Brailow, between the two futhigs. The Russian 5
had seventeen hasks OF all sizes; the Turks thirty two. The
hSh, commenced i'll tie moruiug and was verv brisk; bu,
the Turkish admiral soon struck his naa aud after some
hours twenty five other Turk sif vessels were taken, sunk,
burnt ~ run aground. The six that remained took shelter
under the guns of the Castle OF Matchine. This victory
rendered the situation of Brnilow still more cri;i.al. The
ofids" on tie Danube was completed. a brigade of ca
valy was crossing at tie latest advices, and ,hs whole
! army vas to foliov.
We learn from the Russian Bulletin OF June 10Th, rub-
i,shfd IN the Gazette Of France Of the 6hth, that between
tine 5u''i May and 3D. juno, the works in tue trenches were
pushed on with success, and the third parallel vas abou,
10 De opened. On the ID, the fire of ell the batteries OF the
Russian right flank was increased, and at seven in the
evening bomb thrown from a mortar caused The explo-
sou 4" a iarss powder magazine behind the central gnie.
Different parties of Turkish Infantry made a sally on the
Russian LETT at seven O'Clock in Inc morning, aud forming
y" an irregular mass to the number OF 500, proceeded in
The direction Of one Of the lotteries. They were REFUSED
alter a gallant resistance, carrying Of ali their dead and
Wounded except 7, left on the field. The Russian lost 5
Killed and 25 wounded.
Is. B. The dates in the Bulletin, OF tie desrr,t hrforc
the fortress ofAnapa, are old style. Twelve DAYS should
he added to rcc,;fy them.
FRONTIERS OF Fl
Tue S''aSH'er mas received orders 10 march with n par,
Of the troops assembled a, Adr;anopIe, TO defend the an.
HToaches OF the Danube. The Sulta, himself intends to
depart for Adiianopig. lie has only 10000 men en-.
cainped at Chonuia. His whole military force is as
follows:-4G Gn9 rep liar infantry: 10000 s,pbis (rog,,,r
cavairy;) 10000 artillery; 10000 artil!er;sts in the forts
and sasties on tMa I~nsphorus and Da sdaruellcs-in the
whole $1,000 men organized in the European p,anner. In
addition are 2O,OOO Al5aniars; 10000 BosniacIS: 10000
Romel.ots and EnIsarians; 1900 Asiaties-TotaI 65oG2
trained in the ancient system. OF this number o.Gj3 onlv
cA' be spared 20 make face against the Russia is, and Of
muse SUI are acquired Tor the sarTisons on the Danube.
EUr!AREsr. Jfuc %.
All the principal roz;s are in the hanis Of the Russian
authorities. NJ. lie Sto.ula has been named president of
the P,v'n at Bucharest, NJ. t'sain at .Iassy. a Central
rna'Hiit'cc has b=tn Formed 10 take charge of provisioning
the Russian army. IN exact estimate has bcr, n;aer Of
,Lh' provisions n he furnished hy thu difcrcu, provinces.
TIE Au.sanrgh Gaaai;r states the, til, rnnor of Abhas
f'''%a's Invasion Of the Turkish territory reached Vienna
;'rotr' P"iaui, aud hat no such account had been received
i:',a Udass1. I. is also announced tia, si-us ~ prstflarce
mar broken cut in the province or Enchares,; the Russian
''F',lme'; has taken crefg piGca.t:on 10 rreyeat tie
s]GTeahire.
The Cc"rirr If Smyrns II the 10t ut. annoruccs from
Alexandria tina; ii consoi.acy had been formed IN tia, cani-
Ia, by sr'e.di fuEiisi oh,cers belonging to the sriad.nn
o! Constanrinogie, the object Of which! was to murder The
y 'crt7y, erect a rerolution, ard completely suhvert the
EXISTING order OF t'iogS. Ona Of the cnnspira tors having
''ft",r' 'r '-"'' MS companions were ali seized aud com
n..t'ei 30 n.i.ou.
Acro'@'as 20 tH ';"TGran Yarefs, fhr inhabitants If!
9"'g':ii, mrs; OF whom are Christians, look with imna-
t:s"c" .0r the arrival q: TIE Russia rs, in order TO pIare
themselves uuict tteir protection against the Porte. Seyc-
r' oef"'ie' nave Been sant to the Emperor Of Russia 10
.'7Nr kno"n ~ him their s"ntirents in this respect. IN
SeiFia there is an appearance of tranquility, BIZ, revolt,
vas oeen c"TgiFtriY organized in secret, ard the Serviansi
arc Only "'r'os fof tho approach Of the Russians to rise
an" d";pc the Turks from the country. Prince hIHosch is
sad {" Keep W "A regular correspondence with the head
Guar'cTso % the Russian army.
LoNno~, juno 2G.-The Tiscc1nt de Seen, Envov
ron, 90" H.Eue!, has arrived in London. He presen,
led himself yesterday TO ;hn Portuguese Ambassador
Tor nc purpose Of taking possession Of the hotel CT Per-
tdS''; ne "1s recognized, and u. Jose Baib,Di, the
1G'nt! Secretary, give him 10 understand that it world
ROT be 80 e2'T IS nc had suppressed to lake possession OF
lc hfc'ic'c' belonging 70 the Grown Of Portugal.