Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-31
EoR1IEN.
Continuation ~ Foreign .efus, By he .SuiYv.
CGpt. Macy, 0rYtred at ". York

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Ccpt Macy, drrired at ". York
French corvette, in entering the Gulf of Co.
rin'h, was hired upon by the Turkish forts The
Captain demanded an explanation of tn. Pacba
who simply replied that it was an accident But
on the corvette's leaving the Gulf the Same az,
was repeated, by which she lost two men and was
considerably damaged-Thc circumstances had
been reported TO Admiral De Rgny
PARIS, Sept Is.
ODESSA, Aug. 26.-Government has received
Eews by express that Gen. Paskewitch has occu
pied the fortress OF Achaschil and Tonrachae i'm the
pacha'ic& OF ErEeroum. Twenty four Gems and
several thousands prisoners are the fruits of this
Victory-Iheir Majesties and the Diplomatic corps
Cathedral on the occasion.
Its very generally reported, but not believed.
that the Emperor has rejected the conciIiatorv
propositions OF Lord Heytesbury 1t is said that
our monarch will not set out on his return to his
army until he has inspected the Military establish
ments at Sebastopol, and thai he will not repair
TO Kustendi Till the 10th of September We hone
that ere that time, the fate of Varna will be SET
tied.
We have received by raj vessels. accounts
from Constaniinople to the 18th inst. The Grand
Vizier remained at David Pacha. Ii was feared
that the discovery of new conspiracy among the
sanissaries, which had caused many arrests and
executions, had delayed his departure The news
OF the departure OF the French expedition for The
Morea, was known in Constantiuoplc and produced
great sensation.
Ali our European Journals on the Danube oh
serve the strictest silence with regard to events i'm
the theatre OF war. Letters from Constantinooie
oil the 10th, assert that Gen. Rudiger who had adj
vanced as lar as Eski Stdmboul, between Schuuja
and Constantinople had been obliged to fall back
on the main army before Schmua with great loss
JhssY, Aug. 21.-it appears that the subiupa.
ton OF the Turks will greater efforts than
at first supposed. Troops are marching from all
quarters and great preparations are making at O.
cessa and Sebastopoi in the emba rGation of troons
and munitions. division of infantry of the go
yernment of Ekaterinosiaw hid received inforn,,
ton 10 proceed TO Crimea IL is SUPPOSED tb,i
The Emperor has some important expedition in
vic'v more particularly III, visit 10 Odessa is
prolonged.
The Russian armies seem to have made lille pro.
eress since the last advices Ydriia not yithstand
Ing what was at first said of its being badly forli
ed and badly provided for defence proves TO be
place OF very great strength and obstnately
hoias out against the disciplined troops OF the Car
Letters from Odessa of the 18Th Of August say,
that the Turkish garrison had made a sortie whicl,
had been repulsed with considerable loss to the
! enemy, while that OF the Russians was not great
In the action, Gen. Prince MentchiIof was wound.
ed by a ball, and his life is considered in danger
He is replaced temporarily by Cen Count Vo1ont
zon Ihe Turkish fortress OF Achalkaiski upon
the frontiers OF Georgia, in the neiehborhood of
Acha!zik had been captured, and made the occs.
1 sion OF solemn re DeuD, chsunted on the Pa,
IN the Cathedral OF Odessa in the presence OF the
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the 18th, the Turksmade sofe from the en-.
trenchment at Cslefas, in which they obtained
some advantage over the Russians he partcu e.
lars OF which will be found below.
| ibrahm Pacha is OF length about 10 leave the
MoTca with his troops for Egypt The Messenger
des Ch tnbies says, that Admiral Codrincton had
negotiated convention at Alexandra for the re.
turn OF Ibrahim, and had arrived off Nayarino on
the Gath Of August, followed by forty one Ervp.
! tan vessels in two divisions, under French and
| English escorts. These vessels are sunuosed 70
have arrived on the coast ofthe Morea on the 2gc,
| OF August, and a,e to take ON board the Egyp.
nah troops without delay. m. T. Eng.
PARIS Sept. ~
Extract Of private letter Of the 9th inst. from
/ iouo1:-'We have tbis moment received intel
ligence that tie fist and second divisions Of the
French expedition TO the Mores united on the zSrb
uit Oh Malta, aud on The Goth the feet was upon
! the coast Of the Morca. Tie vessels which are
: 70 transport the third division are fitting out. and
/ fresh transports arrive srery day. some Of which
are English. 10 tie bakers Of Touon are ac-
I lively employed making biscuits. which are pack
! ca IN cases Immediately and sent on hoard Of ship.
, from the Preparlions in progress IL would seen,
mat our troops wili make long stay in the east
. commercial letter Of the I4th ult from Con-
sanlnop'e contains The FLOWING inteIligence:-
Z; According to ell appearance the war will sdIl
continue tor long period, as the Turks fish; with
{ extraordinary vaio1r. The actions thst have NJ.