Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-08

LATEST FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
BY the ship Howard, Capt. Weiderholt, the
editors Of the Journal of Commerce have re.
ceived the Hamturgh Correspondent TO The
goth May, inclusive. They are also indebted
to the Danish Consul for papers to the 3d. {
From the Borsen Halle, May %.
Frontiers of Wallaehia, April 81 On the 9Th
about 500 Turks from Widden made an at.
Tempt to proceed in boats to Kalefat, but were
so i'll treated by the Russian cannon, that after
the loss Of 48 killed sud some Of their boats
ground they found themselves compelled 10
return TO the fortress. In attempting this, one
of their boats, which was overloaded with men,
sunk in the midst Of the Donau, and all on
board persisted. Scarcely halr of the number
who lief, Widden on this unlucky expedition,
lived 10 return.
bulletin from Wsshui, dated apri. 81,
contradic,s the reported loss Of NE boar bridge
at Fundeni; states that The pontoons Of The
same had arrived, and that the bridge was very
soon 10 be hoaled down below SiIistra.
Odessn, My 4--rhe feet under Admiral
Greig sailed for Sai,astopel on the 23d April,
in the direction If Bourgas.
Harsatc, Nay Is - Yesterday The Emperor
and Empress Of Russia made their solemn
| entrance into this city A, the side Of his Ma
ipsy rode the Grand Duke Constantine and
their brother Michael
Daring the whole dag great multitude sur
rounded III Palace, and general and brilliant
illumination terminated The festival, which was
favored by the mns delightful weather
From the Hamburger Reporter, May %.
I The Russians have, according to letter
from Bucharest, only 900 men in Little
w laehia The greater par of the Russian ar
my having concentrated near Silis,ria. This
would seem to indicate, that the expedition
agains, Servia is no longer contemplated
An article in the Nuremb"ig Co, respondent,
headed From RuSSia says hat Prince Lieven
has received orders from The Emperor TO meet
him al Warsaw. Lord Heytesbury is repro
sented in the same article, 10 have assuHed a
completely different manner, since The passing
Of the Catholic Relief Bill, TO what he was
formerly observed to wear, and his general ap
pearance is said 10 indicate a much greater
degree Of cheerfulness and confidence than for
merlv
From The Turkish Frontier Isl Hdy.-To The
manv reports which have been circulated here
within few DAYS, ihi, may now be added, that
the Turks have fallen upon Rowaraa and Bal
schk with great superiority Of force, AMI in
both places have put Russ.n garrison, to the
sword. We have ROT been able % race this
repnr, TO an authentic source Pr. SIG
COraianinopie J9prl Is. --The Snlt n IS bout
TO remove his head Quarters, with h stand I'd
of he Prophel, from Pramis- hfiik 10 Hsr-
aburnu. Great numbers Of The troops have
marched 10 that point since the Seraskicr in
person took he fnr'ihcsrions under his insprc.
ton. The reinforccm.n:s from Asia continue,
snd at present they are directing their course
| TO the coasts Of the Back Sea A part Of The
REGULAR Cavalry 1ns,- -sn!an;ry stationed, here,
has gone To Ircaba
Since the l2'b, several attacks have been
made by The Turks upon Siznpolis, in which
Hussein Pacha and his troops have conducted
themselves with great bra,eov, but without be-
ing able 10 overcome ,hr powerful resis aace of
the Russians. To balance this failur, howev-
ever, the advance Of the Russians upon Mi,iv-
ria has been rrrulsed, and in making it they
have suffered consider able loss. OF late they
appear TO be- directing all their energies TO re
tain posses ion Of Sizoaolis, which is on The
Coast Of ,he Black Sea, about 100 miles from
Cons an,iHople
All tie information from Erzerum Gin Asia
tic Turkey continues favorable. in respect TO
he engagements which have taken place with
The troops Of Gtn. Paskrwilch. 4 Russian
Corps Of 1000 men has attempted landing al
Treb, sond. N the eastern coast Of the Red
Sc. bu, after obstinate conflict and much
blood she'd, were compiled to retire 10 their
ships. Several transports of the assailants
were captured These important engagements,
aud the great increase Of the Turkish forces,
! cannot fail to exert an intluence upon The DE-
cisiots Of the Cour, Of Teheran. There is no
positive news of the subsequent movements Of
the people in Persia; 5u, the Moslrms appear
| TO consider a breach with Russia inevitable. -
Thus much is certain, that the Circassians,
Curds and Lassenes, stand by their arms, and
the Khans Of rartary have declared that they
were ready to march aeainS, the ln6des
The feet is on the Point Of Sailing from
Bujn&der. 10 the Black Sea. The Capudan
Pac a has received the requisite orders for
sailing and royal Hati.shrrif requires him
10 hazard the utmost. The Sultan himself
has hal an interview with lhe commanders of