The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-20
From the ". T. Daily Airsriiser.
FROM FRANCE.


BY the ship Antioch, Captain Rich, from
Havre, whence she sailed the 9Th ult. we
have received Paris papers 10 the 7th Of
JHy. we snbJoin the most important in
telligence they contain. CO.
Under date Of Berlin, 9th June, n nevs
bulletin from Gen Deibeltsch is published,
IN which he states that in order 10 render
complete the victory Of the Russian army
OF the Ilth June, he had resolved not only
to pursue the army Of The Grand Vizer,
but to prevent if possible, the entry of i,e
remnants into Shumla The corps of Count
Paben was in consequence detailed in
pursuit OF the ehemy, and General Kupry-
aDoif was ordered 10 sustain him. The
corps OF Gen. Roth; to which was added
the Sd division Of husssrs, advanced on the
18th, by kesapla, upon Maiss, and Gen.
kndiger, commander ofthe advance guard
was ordered TO extend his line TO Kamzyk,
and dispatch strong detachnents towards
Esklstambaul and Kortesy. Count Pahlen
announced that the enemy had not appear
ed at the village Of Moikowre, md that
they had taken the direction of Jankow on
the right, and had taken route accessi-
bic only to infantry aud cavalry. Count
Pahien abandoned the pursuit to Gen. Kup.
ryanoff, whose division had arrived at Mar.
kowre. Count Pahlen fond the route COW
cred with baggage, arms and ammunition,
as was also reported by Gen. Kupkryanoif.
In pursuit Of the enemy he found the worst
possible roads which for 20 wersts "a
leagues) presented The marks Of the most
complete defeat. Prisoners are coptnual-
ly arriving. Many detachments of the reg
ular Turkish troops threw down their arms
and submitted to the generosity of their
congnerors.
Gen. Roth advanced upon .Naras, and
discovered on the road TO the village OF
haseple. near Kanganoff, 1850 cavalry
lie detached Prince Madaton.wh covered
his right wing, with the Alexander and
Astraehan regiments Of Hussars. and some
artillery, to flank the enemy and cut off
their retreat upon Sbumla, while the first
regiment Of Busk, received orders to at
tack them in front. The enemy were dis
persed, and two artillery standards cap,ur-
ed small party took refuge in neigh.
boring redoubt, und were attacked BY the .
hnssaIs, who were at length forced 10 re-
treat, as there were in the redoutt above
3OO infantry and 3 cannons. A renewed
attack was made BY Gen. Roth, and as the
summons Of the garrison BY Prince Nada-
ton, was answered by volcy Of bullets. it
was charged and carried at the point efihe
bayonet,thc three cannon and several STAN
dardsf were taken, and The garrison pu, to
the sword. The loss of the enemy was
QUO men, and twelve standards. Fifty
prisoners were taken. The Russians il is
said had only 100 killed and wounJed.
CoRrU, June ll.-Advices from Epina
state that the protocol of the 22d March,
recognizing the sovereignty Of The Sultan.
without defining the limits Of Greece, had
created the greatest dissatisfaction, which
was increased By the preicnsions Of the
English Consul General, who having OBJ
ained an audience Of the President OF
ireece, demanded of him the raising ofan
The blockades, the recall of all the Greeks
N the interior of the Morra. and the ces-
'atlon of hostities against the Porte. The
President formally refused to cease hostil-
ties, and TO withdraw the Greeks from
Livsdia. and informed the British Consul
hat his duty forbade his giving up The ad-
'antages already obtained, and that he
would only yield 20 superior force. lie. at
he same time, despatched orders 10 all the
commanders not 10 quit their Positions
The Consul has also sent vessel 70 the
Ambassadors who are preparing for Con-
TO inform them Of the reso!u-
ion Of the President of Greece. It's no,
,nown what effect this may have on tho
nedisting powers. but il is seen that the
ireeks refuse the profeeforai and the ar
nistice that should precede the interyen-
ION OF the powers al Cons,antinople.
SrRviA, June o-Letters from Cons,ar-
inople state that unfavorablc news from
Asia had been received in that city. Tic
ubstsnce of which is that General Pasle
sltch hss been vanquished offer s,iore
'a'tle. The news from Jsssy Of the INf.
peaks OF the arrival Of a messenger from
'ount Diesbiet; the object of the missicp
: not KNOWN The Austrian Observer r.
be sSih June states, that on TIE or ,7H =