Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-13
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LATEST ERoM ENGLAND


The packet ship Corinthian has arrive nj
New York from London, bringing dates TO the
lat June inclusive. From the second edition
Of the Joarnal Of Commerce. and Postscript
10 the Commercial Advertiser OF Monday al.
ternoon, we copy the following Interesting in-
teiligence. Bait. An.
The London Courier of May 30, says -
The French papers of Thursday contain in
telligence from Jassay 10 the OH. and Constan.
tinople 10 the Sd inst. which shows. on the one
hand, that severe conflicts have taken place on
the banks OF the Danube, In which the Turks
have fought with unparalleled valor aud en-.
thusasm, and il may fairly be inferred with
unexpected success and, on the other, that the
efforts of the Russians 10 blockade the Dat
dannelies strictly have Jailed, aud that a suiii-
cient number OF vessels. of different nations.
had arrived to relieve the scarcity felt Tor q
short period In that capital. In Bulgaria, how
ever, the want oi corn continued but
chsny because IL had been collected
Cor the use of ,he army. whose sub
sistenco was secured, however tho Inhabitants
OF the province might suffer from the extrem-
tiles Of famine. II was believed nj Constantine.
pie thai the Russians had experienced repeated
defeats in Asia, and that the whole eschaiks
had been wrested from their hands. The re-
port Of separate negotiations between the two
belligerentsi is not even mentioned in these nd
vices. Some of the fortified posts occupied by
| the Russians between Varna and the Danube,
and securing their line Of communication, are
stated TO have been carried by the Turks
London, May 81 Accounts from thu seat Of
war in the hast mention the probability Of u
desperate attempt being about 20 be made by
the Russians against Ike heart of The Ottoman
| Empire. II Is said that the Russian Generals
are determined TO transfer the seat Of war To
| the very gates OF CoDstnntinople, by means OF
| n descent IN Naiolia. II was added that the
Porte was making the greatest efforts 10 discon.
cert this plan, aud, amongst the rest, WIS strain
ing every nerve TO equip fleet capable Of cop.
ing with that OF the enemy in the Black Sea
We are likewise told that the Russian fleet in
the Archipelago Is 10 cooperate in the execu.
ton OF this project. by making its way through
the Dardanelles, as well as the Bosphorus, into
the Euxine.
| The European discipline adds much to ,hei,
force, Deryises appear al the head oil thu
| troops, and recite prayers aud sing hymns
which the Turk sh soldiers repeat while they
animate each other aud when their fanaticism
is thus excited they rush TO the combatlke mad
men, uttering dreadfui cries. The number o
Turkish troops increases daily and Is at least c
| quail 10 that of the Russians.
| The Times Of the Goth May. in alluding 10
the extension OF the Russian blockade. says
We must repeat what we said yesterday. thai
II cannot be tolerated. A blockade OF the Oar.
daneles Why's is a blockade of thelwhole o.
he oceen TINT was known TO the ancients--tt
the Greeks, Romans, Egyptians md Assyrians
! Ii Ia impossible that such blockade can be
suffered II riua not as Englishmen, we As
sert, 1t shall not be allow co
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