The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-24
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the Russians have dispersed at the approach Of winter
In Armenia Gen. Paskewch has ceased active operation
having completely succeeded in capturing three Provinces
foresse and three forts One Of the forreses defend
ed BY 80 600 Turks, and considered mpregnable.
appears that in returning from Varna Odessa the Em
pero Nicholas aud the Ambassadors who had accompanied
him thher had pelous escape from shpwreck and des
tructon BY of those horrible tempess, which
what peculiar the Black Sea.
The letters from Odessa announce the arrival of several
transports with sick and wounded from the Russian
The merchants and inhabitants anxious for the
tQration of Peace with the Porte.
The Traveller the I'd December speaks in the strain
81 BY private letters received this morning from ST. Peters
bugh, learn that opinion entertained there that
Nicholas anxious that negotiations should be opened
through the mediation of this country for the settlement Of all
differences with Turkey-Money had become universally
ST. Peersburgh and there well here discounts
were scarcely to be obtained
From Consannople Oct 90 it is stated that since the fall
Of Varna, the military ornaments carried with more
activity than Ammunition and artillery continually
sent the army. Troops from Asia daily, especially
cavalry, which continue their march after hating for short
time. Among them the celebrated Tchassan 0gou Of
the powerful Beys of Anaola with several thousand
horsemen, passed through this city few days ago.
Several vessels laden with provisions, excepted had
arrived Consantnope from the Black Sea- with the per-
mission of the Russian Government The Porte scarcely
informed of this circumstance, when declared that wond
its sde relax in the rgor Of the regulations for closing the
Bophous in the proportion the Russian Governments
and would grant the entrance to the Black Sea to
vessels laden with the productions of the South there had
arrived from Russia Several Austrian and Sandman vessels
have, consequence, received their mans for that desna
ton,
.4ars of Greece Sc-The last Castle of the Morea
rendered the Both of October, when the whole Of the Mo
evacuated by the Turks; but nothing said of The
Ieturn of the French oops the contrary it reported
that that army was to be increased to $4,000
Navarno occupied the 29th October by the Sh Re-
gment Of the Line The General in Chief had chosen Modon
for his residence but had gone for short period to Paras
Gen. Sebastian had the command during his absence The
S5h form the garrison of Modon and the 2h occupies Co.
ROM but that town to be given up the 29th The
Greeks who had sent two French officers under Gen. Nice
tas, TO take possession Of it.
RUSSIAN BULLETIN.
ST. PETERsBURGH Oct. go
fecs from The .4ry in Turkey from the llh to the eth
of October.
Immediately after the taking of Varna, Prince Eugene of
Wrtemburg at the head of his detachment, pursuit
Of the troops of 0mer Vone who had rereaed the road
Consannope, during the night of the 18th of October
The precipitation with which this effected did
permit his Royal Hghnes to overtake the enemy, who aban
doned the road bis ammunition Wagons and baggage and
lost Standard and did hall till he reached the right
bank of the Kamtchk where there strong entertainments
thrown up defend solid draw-brdge the river
According to the arrangements that had been made the
envy to be pursued beyond the Kamcik; Prince E-
gene therefore, occupied position the village of Per-
ko and ordered Ma or-Genera Delngshascn watch the
enemys motions, with the vanguard, composed of the Sd
brigade Of the 18th division Of foot of of artillery
of the Don and half battery Of Congreve rockets, and
attack the Turkish camp if he should ind possible.
On the Sd 5th) of October Major General Dengshasen
advanced towards the Kamtchk and discovered that pretty
strong detachment of Turkish cavalry and infantry had almost
passed the river intending entertainments left
bank for the defence of the dawbdge Scarcely had this
detachment perceived vanguard when commenced the
attack; but, thanks the ntrepdiy with which the 18th
regiment of Chaeus supported the attack and the we'll
directed fire of the artillery and the rockets the Turks