The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-10-01
FOREIGN.
From the N. Y. Gazette of Tuesday,
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM EU

LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM EU p
ROPE.-By the packet ship NAPoLEAN,
capt. Smith, we have received London pa
pers to the 25h and liverpool to the 26th
ofAugust. Although these advices are on.
ly five days later thar previously received
yet they Furnish very interesting and i'm.
portant intelligence from the seat of war.
II will be seen by our extracts, that the
Russians had advanced within twenty
leagues Of Constantinoplc. and it was an.
ticipatcd in London that the next accounts
| would give denouement the whole affair
Among our selections will be found an in
teresting article from Bells Weekly Mes.
senger on the "CoiWSe Of RusSiu." The
London correspondent Of the Liverpool
Courier says, that letter from Constant
| nople Of the 27ih states, that the Sultan
notwitt landing his unaltcred resolution
never to yield to any of the terms proposed
by the Russians, had begun TO experience
some perplexity with regard to the course
Of his own motions, in the event of the enc
my arriving triumphant at the gates of the
capital. Little could be expected from his
presence near the scene Of active oper
ations, whereas it was Of the highest i'm.
portance that his person should be far from
the reach of Russians. The city Of
Broussa, on the Asiatc shore, about one
hundred maes from Constautinople across
the PropOuts, was, therefore, the place
supposed to have been selected by the Sui
tan as n retreat in the first instance. Tran.
guilty prevailed in the capital up to the de-
parture ofthe mail, Notwithstanding the un.
easlness Of the inhabitants. As yet, the
Sultan had not removed his head quarters
from the valley of Bouyoukderav
The Prussian State Gazette gives at full
length, the Bulletin of the Russian army
| dated Aidos. According to this document
Nessembria was taken, with 1000 prisoners
and ten standards. and the Grand Vizier,
at Sbum'a, was not aware Of the Russian
detachment before that place. till four days
after it had taken place. I'm word. says
the London Sun of the 9th, the denoue-
ment of the campaign Is rapidly approach
ing
The Paris papers Of the Goth nit. the
Prusslnn State Gazette Of the iith. and
Brussels papers to the 18th contain advices
down TO the 9th Of July. at which time the
Russian army having passed the Balkan e.
possessed itselfOf 4 doa. .Messembria .Acho
Ii and Bourgas, was left pursuing its vicSo
rous march (as the bulletin states) Sin the
fertile and popnlous plains beyond the Bal
kan:" the inhabitants of which ore said Ia
be Cnlety pursuing their labors under the
protection Of tbeir'invsders. the Turks. who
were taken By surprise. mot havng had
tune to deponnate the province" General
Dlc5ltsch, whose operations so ear appear
tc have been as successful as they were
bold, was thus proceeding almost unoppo-
| sed IN his way to Adrlanople: but il still re
| mains 10 be seen whether he will be able
10 make head against The numerous Turk
ish f-rcesiwbich ",e on thnir rs,n-~i. -, ,-r
pose his progress. under tho immediate and
inspiring auspices of the Grand Sultan IN
person. Upon the result ot this movement.
every thing depends: for we cannot calcu.
'atc muHh upon the advaniage which the
Grand Vizer may derive at Shumla from
| the advance Of The principal Russian army,
IN his operntio1s against the remaining
forces, as the passage of the Balkan being
now entirely open. the Imperalists will be
able tn push their reserve corps into the
heart Of the Turkish Empire, with very iii
tie prospect ofanv efectual resistance be
ing opposed to their alarming progress.
LONDON, August "a.
Considniiuople. July 30,h- By express !
\ Tartar from BourgaS has brought the
jocws of the landing Of n Russian corps
{ I2O00 men at Sizeboli Tho Porte
has also received information that this
"orps has Joined the Pussian main army
= tof hue ho II IL
cbat and Janbol, are said TO be already
occo pied by the Russians Unfavorablr
accounts continue 10 he received from, A Asia
Erzerorm is said to be taken by the Rus
slams rs thew advance. All this bad news
has caused the greatest CONSERVATION, and
preparations are making in all speed for the
defence Of Anlriannple Of which Hussein
Pncha, Governor Of Smvra. ia appointed
Commardant: intrenchncnts for the de
fence of the capital are also being thrown
M with great activity. Jabia Efcndi
/ dragoman Of the Porte. is disgraced and
| his son in law, Espar Eiendi, appointed in
his room.
Munieh. .9ue. I5.-We have inst receiv
ed, from m authentic source. the impor-
tant news that Gen Diebtsch has effected
his junction with the corps which landed
10 the south Of Bourgas. and then followed
The enemy 10 Kirk nlisss, % French
leagues from Constan,nople A great
battle took place there. which has complete
" decided the fate Of the Turkish army.
There is now nolhing 10 oppose the march
Of the Russian main army 10 Constar'ino
rlc. Yet. notwithstanding the defeat the
Dlvan persists in its refusal to come to an
arrangement. We expect, with the great.
est impaiienoe. the details of this impor
tart event, and the denouement of the cas-
,hrophe.
From BELLS Weekly Messenger. Aug %