Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-25


that the prisoners had been well treated that they
would he unwilling to return to Franco II permit |
led. IL Was thought however that the Dey wished
10 tenporize 50 as TO prevent u bombardmcnt TINS
season.
Hamburg, july 2Isi.--Under the date of Copcn-
hagen, the Correspondent" states that Russian
eet was expected there, bound to the Mediterranean
OF \ hue ships, trigates and smaller vessels.
II Is said, in letters from Berlin, that IN case the
Porte refuses TO listen to terms, Prussia will unite
herself more closely To Russia.
The London Globe has received intelligence from
respectable correspondent in Lisbon. that the lnqu-
stion Is tn be revived III Portugal and the decree Tor
Its revival has ready been presented Tor the approval
OF Don Miguel
SEAT OF WAR.
trUp, IKE Consitutionci IF Ing. TO-
Private letters fiom Consiantinope of July 17th
announced that the English Ambassador, 3Ir. Gordon
had had audience with the Sultan, III great state
IN the PLAIN Of Bujukdcrc. surrounded by All Immense
conconrse of people of all nations. The display on
the occasion was magnificent. Mr. Gordon was re
ceiycd hy the Sultan with great marks of attention
ana distinction Both parties appeared 10 feel the ne
cessity OF establishing the ancient relations between
the two governments. Tie Mussu!uans OF all ranks
celebrated the day festival The Porte persisted
III rejecting the Protocol OF July 22 which regarded
Us supplement tn the treaty OF March d, 1927. Mel
Their would the Refs fhendi hear OF alteration IN
the boundaries of Greece. Al, he said. that the
Porte would yield to lis rctocd Greek subjects was
an amnesty, and certain privileges which had been
already promised to them. Such was also the Ian
guage OF all the Drsgomans. The departure of En-
glish vessels with Turkish pilots for Terspa, has, say
these advices, been already announced. Ii is also
certain that the English frgate which brought Sir r.
Gordon, mas receveda frnau authorship her to en-
ter the Black Sea- She is ready, and sail day
10 visit the coasts and Ina bours OF TIA, This IL
ccnse eXcitcs much sensation in the capital, as,
cordng To ancient treaties concluded with Russia.
vessel OF war could be permitted Ia enter the Black
Sea Bat Turkey Is wiling To give England pledge
OF indemnify, as she recknns her assistance in case
need. mn 10 art Oi
England, lie already spoken of should the Russians
menace the capital The Dnguman lSchal Eicnd
has sent 10 Count Diebtsrh the answer of the Porte
to his propositions which amounts only 10 IA counter
project oi pachcaton, which the Russians cannot nc
cept Grain continues 20 arrive at Constantinople
by Land and sea- II seems that the harvest is good.
There is no plague, which seems a miracle as il is
confidently asserted to prevail in the Grand Vzier's
army. The investment of Rudschuk and the bad
news from Cnoumla, known. The Sultan
keeps himself IN lis camp at Terapia The uncxpec.
ted diversion at Szepoil has COMPOUNDED his plans
HIS admirers begin ~ acknowledge that he has want
ed foresight. 1t seems, however, certain, that thirty
thousand men from Bosnia and the Albanlas have
now arrived Oh the Danube. Money is not wanting:
ana the CON, though oascy alleged, continues 10 cir
cuate.
ODESSA, July I6.-It is generally believed here
that General Diobitsch viii commence operations
against A,riauople, immediately alter the dsernbar
aatlon at Slzcpoli OF the troops embarked ut Narna
and at Sebastopol whose number amounts to 10000
men.
Greek steamboat, the Perseverance,, which was
'iocAadIng Volo, was summoned To retire by an En-
y!lsh trgate, which made known the procamatiO by
he government OF the lonian IslInds. The Greek
commander refused to obey. in consequence of which
us vessel fred upon, and much L4lna ged as ~
&c unfit for service.
squadron at Poros attacked by al epidemic diSor
der that made great ravages among the crews. The
Russian Admiral being of opinion that the climate of
Poros injurious to the health OF the men under
his command had sailed for Noussa.
Admiral Ricord had detained French and an Err
lsh vessel bound from Smyrna for Constanimop!e,
and after taking out the portions of their carpoes con
ssting Of provisions, had allowed them To proceed
From the General Head Quarters-Bvouac of
Dorwlch, JOwdn 9th (2lst July.) Gen. krassouski
lftcr the capture of Sistria, set of for Chouma with
large part of the troops sending corps on 10 Kous
oudgi. The passage of the Balkan commenced ian
NO columns before the sd q 5t OF July.) The right
column under Rudger, with IL battalions ana rcni-
ments of Cossacks, was sent towards Kmprilol, to
flank the lett one, and assist IN its object, which,
posed OF rs battaOns, l6 squadrons and regiments
of Cossacks, TO force the passage of the Kane
xix. Besides this, of 81 battalions SQUAD
rons, and regiments OF Cossachs. under Count
Pahlen, was to follow near these columns, to niG
either that might require 1t. Gen. krassOusk with
p battaions, 10 squadroId and regiments of Cos
sacks, remained near Choumla, to observe the Grand
Nizier, and cover the line of operations Of Tie troops
to be sent beyond the Balkan.
Il had been satisfactorily learned that the enemy
attended Only to the defence OF Choulnla and had
w,thdrawn forces from Bas Kamczi Pc hide their
designs, the Russians therefore, marched of bv do
grees III the night columns arrived from Silistria
Count Pahlcns reserve and that of Krassouski did
not leave Choumla before the night of 9Th n7th0
This passed without disturbing the Grand Vizier
The first obstacle these generals met was tie small
river Kampsc, very swift, and fordable in Only few
places, where the Turks had intrcnchmcnts and can
non. Rudiger sent only two battalions and rcri-
meIt of Cossacks against Ktudrkoi, to amusc the
garrison, ts t was very strong place while he went
round, by surprising 1000 forks at Czalamaly and
throwing over bridge the same ni0lt,) and entered
Kluprikol Mt the next morning, with 10 batlaions
There he attacked Joussouf Pacha with two tails:
who fed with his troops, before the Russians fired
gun, or lost man. Leaving battalions there, Ru-
digger marched down the right bank to assist Roth If
General Roth also reached the samc river on the
5h at the place where the road frofu Varna TO Bor
gas crosses II. The spot well defended and was
in like manner turned, by crossing near Duper VII
lage, seven wcrsts above, with II battalous bv
route deemed mpractcabe. They had to throw four
bridges over branches Of the Kamezii, and take
small Turkish work. that they did not ret their till