The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-10-15

cont;rm ,be rumored occupation Of Con-
stantiuoplc by the KussIans, nor even the
battle said 10 have been fought at KIRK XII
;ssa. On the contrary, 1t would seem
Count D,ebitsch had hesitated to advance,
possibly from desire to intercept the
Grand Vizer, who had left ChouDla with
most his troops, and was manGuverlng
through the passes Of the Little Balkan, IN
order 10 throw himself into hdrianople.--
The force under Count Debitsch is yari-
ously stated, ut from 3J to 10000 men--the
largest of these numbers strikes ns as hard
ly sufficient to authorize direct march up
on Constantnople. Meanwhile il is again
said that the Sultan feels himself compel
ied 10 treat for peace, and that,in that view.
two commissioners bad been despatched 10
the Russian head quarters.
Asto the crops in Great Brlhan--the
next important topic for Us, the fair wealth
er of the week or ten days preceding the
departure Of the Birmingham, had relieved
most Of the anxiety in regard TO the har.
vest, and the crop would, il was calculated
torn ont an average one. Prices Of wheat
and Of American -four both in bond and
free had declined
Three line Of battle ships, the Britannia,
Clocester, and Melville were about to sail
from Portsmouth for the Mediterranean
this. however, ia not such reinforcement
as denote any apprehension Of hostlities.
We understand that the Birmingham had
fsn days Of fne weather after leaving Llv-
srpool.
Hos,ilites have been renewed IN Java.
An Anstrian force has been defeated in
La, I,,, M Sal
Mr.. Barbour, our late minister TO Eng.
land. had engaged passage for himself and
his family in the packet ship Britannia, Of
Oct. g..
The Prnssian State Gazette has brought
nc some official details from Gen. Diebitscb
by which it appears ihct on the 9th ult. be
had not yet quilted his camp at Aidos, and
that his advanced posts, instead OF having
reached Kirk Klissa, had not proceeded
beyond Faki, which is only halfway 10 lha'
place. II 10 evident from other accounts
that his hesitation was occasloned by the
movements Of the Grand Vizcr, who had
certainly quilted Choumla, and was mar
6uverng through the passes Of the Little
Balkan, to gain Sclimno and return 10 a.
drianoplc. Meanwhile, the people of the
country submitted quietly 10 the Russians,
and gave up their arms. In Asia, Gene
raj Paskcwitch, had sent out two expedi-
tIons, ono to the fortress Of Choriss on his
left. and the other to Baibourdi on his right
fortified town nearly half way to Trebls
one; both Of which had proved successful
Cour. 9Th.
The Hamburgh Paper of the 3ist of Au
gust, mentions the rumOur which we con
tradicted on Saturday, that the Porte ha'
ncceded so the treaty Of tho 9th Of july, OF
the 9TH ut. Iteven adds pretended de
haraiion Of the British Plenipotentiary
that upon doing go, Turkey would be i'm
mcdiately taken under the protection o
England, and might rely upon her nssis
tonce. The Paper Of l5t. inst. however
torrocts the error, aud justly cons ders the
total silence ofthe Prussian STATE Gazette
ard the Austrian Observer, as tacn con
trodlcton Of ,ho report The plague IN
creased n Odessa, ana fifty persons hat o.
ready died. Cour. OF 1th Sept
Tbs Emperor Of Gussia aas confefre,
upon Count Diebltsch the title OF Sabnik
nnsi Epasser of the Balkan, ana has order
cd the Tchelnigow regiment OF foor to b
called me regiment OF Counc y ebitsc
Sabal kausi
rnws FROM Tux rurATag ~ Wan.
This Journal of St. Petersburgh contain
the following:--
From ne Camp at Aidos July 25iS,h Aug
Soon after his arrival AZ A,dos, Co1l
pi,bitsch learned thatte Mahometsn II
ba,ian,s of some Silhscs rear the tow
who bad fed into the mountains on the ~
,rtach or our troops, hed expressed WIS
4, return 10 iheir homes with their fam
lies. and there 10 live und or the protectio
Of tic army: the General hsstonea TO ,as
advantage of this wish. hfter this comm,
ricat,on the Inhabitants Of IL villages,
Hahomotans, encouraged by the assu
suces OF his Excellency, mad delivered
their arms IA ns, and returned to The
homes and have received from the can
: mnnder in Chief letters OF psotection AZ
4 asfeyusrd. The same measure Is beglI
n;ug 10 be carried into effect further on &
vafda AdriancS and several village
MO snbuilS7 .s,ivercd up their arm
a. thc rsns 1. 4 /. " f3oao. Pahlcn's corp
atF' k'hra0i.lcg torcrosn quiet under o.
prosees scs.
C'nslss aneaa iayenrr' e s'rcnmssance
rs Somf,S.sdis in-Chi sAs thought pro
<Fsoi.sae nc esar .iol y he inhabl
snts ~ koners.
sm = /. ndca Ccster
~. rtc,. eceivet such n'ass ~ 70
49,. ,ae;liraac5 sls ~ inlrs, that v
r.vo 80 rdor, sc rcr'f., N az length up'
!. na,ns4 Isspresfe, however, that up
ihs 81. ~ ~ xss. General Diebitsch b
i noi osAsa,sd lis advance towards Co
.lcot,S .p,s Although il procsmati