Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-21

FOREIGN,

LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE
fhe y ork Mercantile Advertiser of Monday says
BY the ship Antioch from liayre whence she salad
on the Stu ut. hayc'receved Paris dates TO the
9Th July. The battle before Schoumis proves as
we anticpat ed, 10 have been very dsastrous To the
Turks, who had been pursued beyond Iarnsh toward.
Adranop'.. The Russians were successful also i'm
Asia Minor. The refusal of tho President of Greece
Go submit to the sovereignty Of Russia as determined
by The Protocol Of the Allies of 22d Nurch---the con
tcsslun under the London head, that Great Britain
feels too poor 10 attack Russia Turkey either to
enforce the treaty oil the 9th July or to mt an end
II The Russian invasiCn-and the march OF Austrian
troops towards the scat OF war, lcndcr il very i'm
probable that there wall be any immediate cessation
OF hostIities in the East
Under date of Berlin, 27th June now bull.tiu
from Gen. Debitsch Is published IN winch he states
hat i'm order to render complete the victory of The
Russian army of the , th of June, he had resolved
not only to pursue promptly the army OF The Grand
Nlzer, but TO prevent IT possible, the entry of It's
remnants into SchOumla The corns of Count pab
len in consequence detailed in pursuit of the on
envy, and General kupryanof was ordered to sustuin
nan. The corps OF Gen. Roth, TO which was added
the ii DIVISION Of Hussars. advanced on the i2ih by
kosaph, upon Marash, and Gen. Rudirer, corumali-
der OF the advance guard was ordered to extend lis
line To kamZy k, and despatch strong ctachnerts to-
wards Eskis,ambul and korscy. Count Pahen an
nonnccd that The enemy had not appeared at the VII
iage of MarkOwre, and that they had taken the iii
rcctiou of Jankoe the right and had taken route
accessible only to infantry and cavalry. Count Puh-
len abandoned the pursuit 10 General KupryanoF
whose division had arrived at Markowrc. Count
Pahicn found tine route covered with baprapp
arms, and ammunition was also rCportcd bv Gen
kupryanotf. In pursuit Ct the enemy he found the
worst poss bic roads, which for twenty wcrsts -four
lcaguesl presented the marks Of the most complete
deieat.-FTsoncrs were continually arriving. Many
dciachmentS of the regular Turkish troops threw
down their arms, and submitted 10 the generosity of
the CougucrOrS.
Gen. Roth advanced upon Marash and discoyercd
OF the road To The village of Kascpla near kunga-
noll, 1850 cavaHy. He detached Prince MadatOw
who covered ms light wing. with the Alexander and
Astracnan regiments OF hussars, and some artillery
10 flank the enemy and cut OH their retreat ,lpon
Schontna, while the first regiment Of Dusk received
orders To attack them IN front. The curmg were
dispersed and tuo artillery standards captured 4
smaIi party took refuge IN ncghJoring redoult,
and were attacked by the hussars who were. NJ
length forced to retreat there were in the rcdoubt
about 500 infantry and , crnnon 4 renewed nj.
tack was made by Gen. Roth. aud as the summons
OF inc Carr son by Prince MadaiOw was answered Ly
vocy OF bullets, 1t charged and carried at the
point CT the bayohet, three and several stan
dards were taken, and the garrison put 10 tic sword
The loss OF the enemy COO men aud - 81 u.
dards. Fify prisoners were taken. The Russians
1t is said had only one hund cd killed aud wounded
Speaking ofthe victory of the lIth June the Con.
stitutoncl says, "tic triumphs OF the Aluscoyitc
soldiers in the ncighbourhood of Shouma are greater
than had previously been concctured and more do
cl-ve than could have bccn imagined. n is difficult
to predict what effects wiLbe produced upep tho On b.
met OF st. James by the news from Shoume. It's
prcsunnblc inst The views of the British Ministry will
not be rendered more favorable to Russia bv this i'm
tcligcncc.
On the Ith Of July ihe Americans in Paris. fo tho
number ofeghty, celebrated the anniversary of In
dependence. Dr. Kirkland. late President or lar
ward College, presided, assisted by Gen. LAFAYETTE
Col. McKae, of Virginia. and MIR. Barnett
( LrGBoRS, June ll.--An Austrian v,.scl ,rri,c1
here has confirmed the report that steamboat which
was ~ the Rugsinn service in the Black Son had isI
len into the hands OF tho Turks lis said tint H.,
CAPTAIN Pacha will soon 20 ont from tie Bospbo,rs
70 fight the Russian icot blockadng he Dardonellcs
The Russian Admiral who knows Ills has coiioc,cj
around hun great number ofvcsscls of war
Letters from C0nst0ntiuopln rpcnk ortLc err;,ol g.
two Egyptian and three Austrian sc SOILS Cr,,, IT,,
and Trieste, with wheat and other proyi. ins I, T.;
always tho English and Austrian3 ssh, uuJcr u'o
mask OF neutrality protect the TURKS with all tbcir
fOrcos Wv" '' wv"
Rusea Inns contracted loan Of ~ millions 1orins
at Amsterdam. lG OF which were taken ND af tho com
menccmcni ~ The campaign. and tho balance bad
eccn recently called for. The Russian Minister Of
nance considered this lo0n m important. tho ob.
flnntc resistance pf the Turks required moro cVi'e.
-.e ana cihcacious measures 10 augment ihc means
ofatfack.
Accounts from Vicnun 20 tho 18th Juno, state that
the o' cia news Of the victory obtained by the Rus
saus no1r SipWnla Ind accustomed strange move
mcns No tiat place. Prince Melernich not prepared
Tor such intelligence, was astonshednud Forthwith dee
patched several -uriors for England and Tho from.
t.cre o. Tr9ufylyan.a; ans as the plague lad r,r