The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-08-01

The first official bulletin from the Russian head quarters
ates that the Danube had been crossed three paces the
second that the investment of Ssa continued and thar
there was strong concentration of the forces.
Another bulletin has been received, bringing down the de-
tails of the Bulgaria, TO the 22d of May This bulle-
tin gives the particulars of very sangunary battle having
been fought at PdrGrdd in which the Turks have been
beaten with great loss The Grand yizier, stationed at
Schouma knowing that the main Russian army advance
ing against Sra and also from the Danube, made the at
tempt to drive the Russians from the latter place before the
army up, and by advancing upon Bazadjck to cut off
the communication between Sstra and Varna He accord
ingly advanced the 18th of May with $4,000 men-an
overwhelming force four TO compared to the Russian
force stationed at EskiAnauer, village about four miles
to the norhward of Paravad, the road to Bazardick
where sanguinay engagement ensed, but at the end of
five hours the Turks compelled to This how
ever was only for the moment With reinforcement of ten
thousand they advanced to the attack and attempted
to turn the left wing of the Russian force order to cut
them off from Bazardck and the renforcements ADVANCING
from that quarter to their assistance The combat became
obstinate and murderous than BEFORE but the Turks
after long and bloody struggle, finally compelled 10
retreat The plan of the Russian General Defence un
til the main got mp, and in this he completely succeed
ed Next day, 1.-THE 18TH reinforcement Joined the Rus
sian forces at Paravad, when the Grand Ver Immediately
retreated to Chouma and he in his turn will be speedily
up and assailed The battle has been of the SAN
culinary that has yet been fought between the combaans
The Russians their loss to be 1000 kIedand wounded
and that of the Turks 1000 left the field of battle
exclusive of the wounded whom they have carried off
This bulletin puts end to the that the Grand Vzer
had defeated Gen Roth and recaptured Varna.
The bulletin in postscript that courier had
just arrived from Admiral Greg with that the Turkish
fleet which had entered the Black Sea- had hasened back
the Bophous learning that the Russian fleet had gone to
meet it, Immediately after this hasy retreat, the Russian
Admiral reinforced the squadron stationed off the channel of
Constantnope and ordered ships on the east
coast of Natoa About 20 Turkish transports fell into the
hands of the Russians, and fgate on fire by
the Russian squadron Sch far from the Bosphorus
Important accounts may be expected from ASIA it ap
by advces from Consannope that Persia is to
make common with Turkey and that Gen Paskewch
having received large renforcemens of and supplies of
artillery was preparing to advance upon Erzerum
PROVISIONS Inv
sea and land from SMYRNA and likewise from the Black Sea-
Advices from Constantinope the 18th May,-from
smyrna TO the 5th No further attack plumber of the
British merchantmen had taken place The English Admiral
lad an official communication with the Russian Commandant
Adranope has been fortified, and all the beautiful gardens
nd fields there consequently laid waste.
Sir Humphrey Davy died at Geneva the morning of the
9th May.