Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-20

by wood. leaving The field Of battle covered
with great psrt oil his regular trops, who had
fallen IN the action.
After murderous combat of four hours.
The IRE. which The exhausted troops could mol
continue, entirely ceased on both sides. made
use oil this interval OF repose 10 take such fur
msf measures as appeared 90 me necessary for
the entire defeh of the Grand v rirr Accord.
ingly the 6fh division oil infantry Vas relieved
aid The 6th took its place. ! reinforced Tie Sc.
oond division ofhussafs with The lhird aud
the whole line aiih u reserss formed ol the Gin
and 18th d, isions of ufaniry and To- Lieut..
General Baron kreulz, who was aiioned to-
wards 5houn,la sem as reserve the 3D. brig
ads oil ihr tn division, and the Hulans Of the
Bug. with then artillery.
These new measures. and an extraordinary
loss which the enemy's army had already sus.
timed in the engagement. produced an entire
encouragement 10 the Grand Vlzier. lie
called u council of whr las We learned from d
bimbaschi who was taken pri5oner) aud re-
solved upon II 10 retreat by way oil kUpaIeva
10 MaTasch Tie deliberations Of the enc
my . Generals were not yet concluded when
our columns advanced from different sides,
aud began tile attack. Our house artillery,
under the protection Of the 9th division Of
infantry. and ihe brigade OF artillery, blew up
several Of the enemy's ammunition wagons by
their first shot. his Circumstance produced
an evlden. terror ia the fnrrny's ranks, an d
pauienlar wayering 10 his whole line seemed
II indicate that he w5uld speedily give way.
Meant tne, our troops advanced 10 quick time.
The Grand Nlziers army. however, did moi
wait for their attack, but having discharged
all thrir artillery, commenced general Il ght,
Abandoning % pieces of their cannon, with
all the ammunition wagons, the camp, aud the
whole baggage.
Besides HE above, 1000 ofth enemy were
Killed, aud 100 taken prisoners. This hap
pcncd at ! oclofk - the afternoon.
"A Bmlnsclh whom we have taken prisoner,
aud several others of the most distinguished
officers oil the enemys army, unanimously agree
that the army Of the Grand kzer is To be
considered aS moi ouly totally DEFEATED, bal
entirely dissolved, the Vizier himself having
made his escape. accompanied only by small
number Of horse.
The way he took was admirably calculated
Tor 'his purpose inr II led eight welsts through
me forest, mud was so completely blocked
by the enemy's wagons. that il was necessary
To employ dlsi ION oi infantry 10 remove
them IN order Ia open way for their Artillery
immediately after sending off this despatch
shall set out with all my t,oops TO March, in
the hopes OF fading there the Grand Vizicr
with The remains OF his army. Ma, the God Of
War grant Us h Is blessing for their entire
destruction
" he loss ON our side 10 this sangninary
battle Is unbappily not small, especially IN the
Murow Regiment OF Infantry, the I2th Req.
ment Of Yagers, and The Hussnrs oil lIkut,k
With that bravery which bee mes the t,oops
oi yonr Imperial Majesty, they rushed inlo the
heaviest fire of the enemy, aud many b,aye
men in their ranks joyiully died glorious
death for their religion, their Empe,or, aud
their country
" Among the wounded are Mai General
Ohosiep wke aud Gllsehap among the killed
Lieut. Cob Reming. who commandrd. al
interim, the II rre OF ,agers. shall not
fail shortly 10 send to your Imperial Majesty
IA dea'led statement Of our loss. and lls Of
The individuals who particularly distinguished
themselves IN this r. matEHhie nc ION
lay AZ your Majesty's feet two standards
winch have just bren sent me by General Count
Pahlen, who - IN pm suit Of the enemy.
T. have Just received new that sixiern
more cannon have just been found in The forest
through which the enemy directed his eight"
Hambnrgh, June 26.-Thc Prussan State
Gnzetie # Yesterday. contains the following
"UdrsGtO. June Give have again recci.
we'd favorable Intelligence from the sent of war.
i"'''s hh'tu me lill, say Ihai during the
pursuit the Turks have again been beaten, and
lost IL more cannon. A small corps arriving
from Schoumla was obliged TO join in the
hghi. and The Commanding officer, Il Pacha, Is
SAID have been killed The Russian troops
continue 10 pursue the enemy with the great
est eagerncss. The cavalry under Count pah-
len distinguished itself most particularly Gen
hipfhynoh has taken two redoubts near
Schoumla, which were erected last year nv The
Russians. The enemy no where attempts 10
make stand, but flies in the utmost confusion
INTO the mountains, losing many prisoners"
London, .jHae %
" gives us great satisfaction 10 hear that
England has renewed her diplomatic cpnuec-
t"n with the Porte power which, however
nnchrisian aud barbarous, Iis still our du'y
10 uphold aud support. Turkey is an ally of
"real Britain hy her natural positions and it
matters little what are her laws aud her reli-
eion inasmuch as were shr a rock, sen mound,
or a stone barrier. il would still be our duty
aud interest TO sustain her.
Consianinopie, May 26.--0n the Odd. the
"a iian facha was again gong to enter the
Black sea bat n Rus ian fleet oil 90 sail an.
prared cit The Basphorus, The Turkish ships
| prepared io' battle, but were attarked by the
enemy. aud was compelled toretreat. Since
men the Captain PHcha has remained AT anchor
10 the channel. and will probably not put 10
Sea again for the present.
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