Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-28

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era feeling Of the Chambers towards the present Min
\isry aud particularly from speech OF NJ. Soshcnc
thc result OF any thing but an mpotcnt intrigue"
Inn. tfe1 ~ G'i na,s Ss t ',ns;s
his report, that the produce of;he indirect taxes the
first months of the present year il inferior by above
10 millions, TO that OF the corresponding months of the
year 1928 tan
"Thcrc Is no longer any equilibrium between the
expenditure and tho receipts, The committee of the
Budget announced yesterday by one oil its reporters
and, unless extraordinary circumstances occur this
state fittings may lead 10 great embarrassment in
finances"
The OF the blockade of Smyrna, by the Rus
sian squadron. is renewed via Trieste, May %. lis
added, that forty ships had been warned o and
ssyra, aud the Morea
1t is stated from Poland, May 10, that there have
been active negotiations between Lord Heytesbury and
Count Nesselrode, respecting the blockade Of the OAR
daneles; that his Lorlship by order of his
requires the raising Of the blockade Us Injurious 10 the
commerce OF all Europe with the Lsvant. and unauihor-
ised by the Treaty Of of July, in the
arrangements Count NesselroJc is rcpnrted To have
answered, that the state Of war existing between Rus
sa and the Porte, and the wish induce tho latter 10
yield to the proposals OF the Allied Powers AMI there
by restore peace toIurope, had necessitaed the
sure, and justified its continuance; that the Emperor
had nothing at heart than to join in the efforts of
Eogiand and cG.ct durable peace in Europe
founded on the former treaties, and far compa
bic with the honor and interest O! his empire"
The Courier of the 4th admits tina, the Russians have
extended the blockade TO the Guph of Cantassa 200
miles to the nor,hward aud westward OF the mouth of
tho Dardanelies, hut rather doubts extensive to
Smy ina, the British ministry have intelligence
Of such an event The news very unpaatabls the
Courier.
NEWS FROM THE THEATRE OF WAR.
BUcHAREsr, May o.-Thc new campaign has been
opened already. According to tho Russian accounts
10000 crossed the Danube. They in good health
and well equipped. The firm and steady step of The
infantry gives them most martial appearance. The
cavalry is beautuithe horses all of tho same colour
according to the divisions which they belong; their
richly decorated uniform and splendid epsuettes ex
cite the admiration OF the people. The Cossacks as
usual, agile. intrepid, and terrible on account II
their lences, which the Turks, and defy e i'm.
pe,uosity OF their attacks The Hussars had been dis
crcumbered of their carhnes for which lances longer
than those Of the Cossacks were substituted. These
they manage adroiily and easily Count Langeron has
Pahlen supplies his place. He proceeded this day to
Sisra. According to the reports that are Giro dated
here, the Turks have reinforced the fronts of all the
tresses within circle of three leagues by counter
aud only those capable Of heating are suffered to
veman Rumelia suffers from famine; but the fortress.
ses said to be we'll supplied Shuma seems 10 he
impregnable; the sormng of IL outworks alone can
render the approaches OF the fortress possible a null
tude OF abourers are occupied in clearing the of
the Balkan, and in rendering them passable.
We received last night the Pr,issan State Gazette to
the both May and Dutch papers of the 81 of June Tho
contains accounts from the theatre of Ss.ra has
been invested. and on the nth May. body of 600
Turkish cavalry were attacked about two worsts from
sria, and forced to fake refuge in the fortress The
Turks said TO have lost or hundred men killed
and wounded, and the Russians to about $50 men
Killed and wounded
The following are extracts
BERLIN Nav 80
WARSAW, May 26.-The campaign on the Da-
nabe has commenced with the investment of the i'm
portant fortress OF Sisa, which has been executed
with equal energy and success
The heat quarters were removed some time ago to
S2ernowody, Count Diehitscb having collected many
troops there advanced the 18Th of May the head
osl batlalioos IL squarons of cavalry and some re-
giments of Cnssacss by way of Kuzgoun towards ST.
lstra. The great road by way Of Rassera was still I'M
der water in consequence of the overlooking of the
Danube, and the troops had difficulties OF all kinds to
i'm rnr 9Th ~. =. Al
but the idea ofmarcHing against the enemy caused
them to bear all hardships with the greater zeal
ION the 18th OF MAY, at o'clock in the morning the
corps reached lhs village of Amau five from
odstria without having fallen in with lie enemy on
their march Here the Commander in Chief divided
BIS corps into three columns; the right under Leuen.
ant General Bat;hoomey the centre under Major Gem
era Laschkiswitsch, and the left under Lieutenant Ge-
neal Krassowsky. The first fell in with the enemy
ABOUT oooo strong, who occupied some entrenchmcnts
which were erected last year, two from SiIsria
orisk attack made by regiment Of Cossacks under
the eye OF the COMMANDMENT Chief upon mass Of
rk'sh cavalry posted upon the heights, was tie signal
fora general hatle The infantry, which quickly FOL.
lowed attacked with equal zeal the enemy was bro
ken and In ess than quarter OF hour. driven from
all the works which he occupied that point the cen.
ire column followed this example, hut the left column
met with greater resistance; and a. il had a Ionper
march TO make. il did arrive ill two o'clock in the
afternoon. General Krassowsky having given his
troops an hours rest, led them against strong re
doubts which were advantageousy situated and which
were taken in a moment The Turks, who were dr-
ven back at every point thought of only getting
'Our holla on the Danube comm nded by Rear Ad-
rai Patniotti supported these movements so that tn.
investment OF the very extensive fortress of Sis,ria
was not only effected in single dav, but the tTooos
advanced within the distance Of cannon shot of the
walls In the following nighour Cossacke took Tur.
ksh courier sent by The Pacs OF Ssra 70 the Grand
VzieT at Choumla TO inform him OF The investment OF
Tho place, aud earnestly begging assistance
4" The loss OF the enemy OF the I7th May, may be
about or 900 men killed and wounde and onrs about
l5o men killed and wounded. The bridge built az K.-
iarasch, the completion Of which delayed by the
overlooking Of the river, will be finished in Two or
tbree days. and as well "a the bridge at Hrsowa will
facilitate the communication with the left bank of the
Danube The communication of the besie ging corps
WIN Bazardl'k, kosugd and Prsvadi, fully secur.
Gu, anu the deacbments sent out the country
nave only met with few Struggling parties of the Ell.
envy.
Admiral Greig having been informed at SizcboIi of
tho appearance OF the Turkish feet in the Black Sea
fastened with the squadron under his command to &c
and meet il" -
The reports inserted in many payers Of the occupa
ton OF Baldshk and Kowarna, and the re taking of 81
zeboii by the Turks, sufficiently rcfuied nv the
above account Prussidn STATE CARTE.
Little belief attaches in the city TO The accounts in
the PTuSsdn State Gazette OF the success Of the Rus.
Sian army before Sisira, which are also al variance
WITH information contained in letters Of the 23l MI re-
ceived this morning from Vienna. In these different
version s given Of that engagement with the Turks
which IL described in .he account first referred TO
having taken place in the attempt form the re invest
tnent oil Ssria. II the least dependence il 10 be plar-
Ell on the Vienna letters the advantage then gained has
cost the Russian army extremely dear They state,
toa' the Circumstance which brought the action, was