Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-12
FOREIGN INTELLlGENCE.
FURrHERFeoM FuRGPE.

Bv the Packet shp Henri " Captain pell,
from HAVE, the Editors OF the Nv York Com
mercial Advertiser have received regular Giles
ul the Gazette de France. Constitutional. and
other Paris papers, TO the 25th Of December NJ
elusive
Letters from 81. Petersburg speak Of the
great change IN the appearance of The Empe-
ror in consequence fthr fl Igors be endur Ell
during the campaign. Il is added;
His Mujesiy. however. seems firm 10 his
purpose, AMI the general opinion is, RIai We
shall have Campaigns afer anp"igR, ill the
Sultan Mahmuu I'D Yields The preparations OF
Russia for war are n an imnrrnsr scale, and no
doubt can ex >, ID" Porlc giving way before
the masses Df troops il is intended 10 sfni
out against il. Among the hYpo'hrses Sent
abroad relative TO the negotiations for the res
toraiion of peace, is the rnmor OF "A Congress ~
b. held AT Auoona COS the discussion ofthe
.uhiecI'
The canaoaad- of ;iIistria still continued
though with little vigor on the 18th November,
= catps of observation. Consisting OF five OF SIX
thousand men, having been left 10 coE,r the II
treat
L.,lroct ofa iet,cr. ddtsd Odessa, Deramber3
3" Letters cpfitp3 20 credit announce that
Varna is not IN any was blockAded by the
Turks ; and even that DIVISION of the grand
RUSSIAN army SIN pcfHlitN bHLhIut * anu ou~
er fort. in Bulgaria winch by means Of tempo
rary forticatons, are placed ouf Of danger
from a surprise II il adIod lhai these troops
are about to enter into Winter quarters on he
right hank of the Danube. The fr.t official ac-
counts viii dissipate all doubts as o the state OF
Affairs IN Bulgaria"
The augsburg GGcelfe, Of the 18th Deem
her, mentions, On the authority OF h'tters from
brudv, that thP Russians returning from the
right bank of the Danube. are rea>,embing in
the principa tiles. Six thousand infantry, aud
four trans ofauillerv had arrived at Bnchar-
est. The soldiers we're in such cond ton,
that new clnihing was necessary From the
movements OF the spectators. il is not inferred
that the Russians would follow the same plan
in the second campaign, which thev d Il in the
last. X that the preparations osenslbly mixing
in little Natach against Servia, should be
regarded only az a Demonstration 10 favor the
principal army. Hther had any intention OF
rendering themselves masters of the whole
course Of the Danuhp. (sars the Gazette) ana
Of accomplishing il next Spring. IT would be
nee nssary 10 employ other means than those
announced The state of the roads will At hrst
b. very seri"ns obstacle. Gathering artillery
and materials for bridges cannot be transported
TO distant points, where the camp ariiPtv can
hardly be moved and sht troops scarcely an
vance league in a day.
Captain II 4 Court has written n letter
To Count Nesselrode couiradctIng the story
OF the perils said 10 have been encountered by
The Emperor Nicholas and Ihe Foreign MINIS
tiers. in a Tempest the Black Sea. tie as"
speaks in terms OF high praise of The characlet
and discipline of the Russian Navy on that sIa'
tlon.
They wrote from Jassy on the 9th December
that new dptachments nflruops we're daily ar
rhIng on the right bank uf the Danube. when
were sent into quarters in the different districts
OF the Principally. General Witt and ooiflah
OFT set out on the 9th December. for Bessara'
bis, in order to receive recruits and organize
them. Count Pahlen, NJ. DaSchkof, aud VI
de Minizmcki were expected. After the ar.
rival OF these gentlemen, ii is believed 'ha'
there will be great changes in the A'nlnlsh"'
t"n 81 the country. There was g'fn' - h'cfV
of Oats and barley in MoJavia On afrH"hI
OF he prevalence Of the plague in a'l"rh ma
ard particularly in the eEviron< of Buch'It>''
the Russian quarantine or tbr Pruih tad h''