Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-20

ly sent TO the army troops from ANA arfNe
daily, especially ca, airy, which continue their
march after hal,ing for q short time. Among
the n The celebrated Tehassan Oglou, one OF
the mos, powerful Beys Of Anatoiia, with seVe'
raj thousand horsemen, passed through tits c'-
~ few days ago
Several vessels laden with provisions, corn
exec pied, had arrived at Cons,antinoPle from
the Black Sea, with the permission Of the Rus-
sian government The Porte was scarcely IN:
formed Of this Giro ums,ance, when II declared
that il would, on It's side relax in the rigor OF
it's regulations for closing the Bosph"-us, IN
the same proportion as the Russian govern
men,, and would gran, the entrance TO the
Black Sea TO as many vessels laden with the
| productions Of the South as there had arrived
| from Russia. Several Austrian and Sandman
vessels have, in consequence, received their mr.
mems for that determination.
RUSSIAN BULLETIN
ST. PETERsBURGH, Oct. so.
Ne,0s from the .7rny in Turkey, from the
llth to the eth Of October.
Immediately after The taking Of Varna, Prince
Eugene of Wir,emburg, al the head OF his de-
taehmen,, went in pursuit Of The troops oil D.
mer Vrione, who had retrested on The road TO
Constantinople, during the night Of thr 18th OF
October. The precipitation with which this
retreat was Effected did not permit his Royal
Highness'to over,ake the enemy, who abandon
ed on the road his ammunition Wagons and
baggage and even lost standard, and did not
halt ill he reached the right bank OF the KANT
chik, where there are strong entertainments
thrown up 10 defend solid draw>5ridge over
tha, river.
According to the arrange ments that had been
made. the enemy was no, 10 sc pursued beyond
the K.mtchik. Prince Eugene, therefore, occu
Died position near he village Of Pet,ikoi, and
ordered Maj or General Dellingshausen to watch
he rneinv's motions, with the vanguard, COM
pos,d OF the Sd brigade al the 10Th division Of
foot, Of company Of artillery Of the Don, and
half i battery Of Congreve rockies, and 10 at
tack The Turkish camp il he could find il pos.
sihr.
On III. Sd q 5,h) Of October, Major General
Del ingslausen advanced towards the KANT
c. Tx. md discovered that pretty strong de-
chment Of Turkish Cavalry and infantry had
almost passed the river, intending TO raise cn>
,renr hmest, on the left bank for the defence Of
the draw-nridge. Scarcely had this detachment
perceived our vanguard when 1t commenced
he .'tack; Blu, thanks 10 'hr intr-pidity with
winch the s7,h reg ment Of Chasseurs supports
ed the attack, and TO the well-direc,td fire Of
the artillery aud the rockets. :he Turks soon
,o"k flgNi, and has'ened in confusion 10 the
draw. bridge. which they pulled up, even before
oil ,hei troops had passed tie river, fearing
Ii 5, the first battalion OF the gath Cha.seurs,
" hich pursued them vigorously, should PEN
citrate pell-ineli with hem into the entrench-
me nts on The other bank 9th river. AS il
was impossible TO pas, the river, Major Gene
raj D, llingshausen was Obliged 10 be content
with he success already Obtained. Our loss
Vas incons;drrsble; that Of the Turks, on the
contrary, was great. for great number "f their
m. not having had time 10 pass the bridge,
were drowned in the river, and their masses,
which Ardin disorder on he right bank TO re-
turn to their entrenc hmepts, we're long expos
ed o our grape shot. Since that time, the
turks have made no further attempt, and the
left bank Of the Kamtchik is entirely clear.
T"r obJrc' thai WAS proposed in making the
array retain its positions before Choumla, hav-
ing been accomplished by the taking Of Varns
ne OH ,nd 18th corps have received orders to
TAX u2 thrir environments al Farna and the
en,irons, to d-fe"d he approaches to it. The
Sd corps i, TO lake up a position on the road
from Choumla 10 Sili>tria, to cover the siege
Of the lauer place, which will be prosecuted
with The greatest ,isour. 1t is not observed
INA, 'hrse move mrnts Of our troops have coca.
stoned any ON he sid Of The enemy.
IL the fur,rrss Of Varua there were from i62
pieces Of diff rem, sizes, and great qu An'ity Of
arms Of all sorts, ammunition, and provisions.
Journal de ST. Pet-r>hurgh, Nov. /.
The Journal of Odessa gives accounts from
the army ir Asia OF Oci. S
G""eral P. witsch renorts that the towns
of Bajaze, and Di.din ave been taken BY the
de-, schmen, Of Ma jor General Prince Tscbift-
.ch,wadz-w The SAM General has taken Dos
session of For Torp. Kale; which covers the
P.ch,lik # Ba jazrt. and commands the road to
Etzrrnm. Our troops are every where rcoeiv-
ed with joy ~ the Inhabitants.
The iil,s GAze'tr says, that the head quar-
ters wrr, su,; az Akhalz,k on the 26th OF Sep
,emh r, on which day Gen. Paskrwitsch Sc,
out for Ardhagan.
Private letters say tha, perfrc, tranquility
prevails in the Pachalik Of Akh.Ixik, and the
inhshitan,s have the grta,es, coafid, nee in the
Russians.-Prussian State Gazette, November
10.
BLOCKADE OF THE DARDANELLEs
PARIS, Nov. IS
The following is the circular Iddressrd by
Vice Admiral the Count de Hevden, comman>
der in chief Of the Russian SQUAD. on in the