Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-15


have resumed the offensive on an Ito linz .s. n,
kan q thai tho garrhsons orsvidden, Sisris snd e.;
lurgcwo have uade soritieS simultaneously 49,
news Sen Diebitsch gave orders 10 tie s,;t5sse,,,
enemy upon his positions. fha Gen himself nJva,
Gea upon Silistria- The Imperial Guard arc in M.
PrincpslitieA and continue the reserve a
ANOTHER BATTLE I'm THE EAST.
nc St. feiersburgh Journal of April 20, gives IL
following accounts Of another brilliant victory rained
by faskewisch over tho Turks in Asiatic Turkey,-
Of. rETERsBuReu. April 20.--B means of re.
port, dated March is, Adutant General Count Paslte
witsch OF Erivan. has forwarded to his Majesty the
,,SSnowng details oil another victory gained over the
! ialor General Hcsse, who had received ord.rs IA
concentrate his division in Guriel received inir,ra.
ton that the Turks had shown themselves in cousid
cradle force on the boundary of Kabulet ca nc g.,
Keep the neighbouring villngcs of G,uie in con-
slant state of alarm II had been accrtnned TINT 10
ya-Ogu. the Pacha Of Trapezunt had advanced a, th
head OF 900 men, and had received further reinforce
ments to the extent off 900 men from, I3stuu Kh,,
Tshanetcs Tshakroy that he had formed ~, entrehl
ed camp on the banks Of the lake. situated betwee.
hintrishi and tine fortress Of st. Nicholas had erected
other works upon the narrow pass between the forest
ana inc lake. and had II in contemplation to attack
our division, d mike himself master of Gurel os soo,,
as he should be joined by a reinforcement of 10 O(,o
men which was daily expected from Trapezuut Mai
General liesse Immediately resolved upon an,icjps
ting the enemy.
4 IN
battl.n of the Mngrelia regiment of infantry three
companies OF tn 44th rifle regiment, i'm all q q ,,
with light field pieces and two howitzers
with sis othc Gurie militia, across the river Ma
tonebi and advanced along the sea shore the ,n;l;ti
to take the upper road through the forest. Tbrec
lwersts from the passage of the river the Turks in
session of the work opened their FIRE. but being
fianked and attacked in the rear by the militia tbev
were sezed with such panic, that they abandoned
That as well as the other works, md retired in con-
fusion TO the camp situated between the ssa "a
n marsh covered with wood.
| This camp which occupied space Of three hun.
dred fatioms, was defended by deep ditch, md q
wooden rampant flied with earth; tho road lcatlino 10
1t being III; rrsected by similar bitches.
The enemy received our detachment with dread
iui hre' anu maintained sanguinary combat forthc
space OF four hours. AS soon as Major General
Hesse had erected battery the rrenades md can;.
ter shot INN which carried confusion into the ra q
o' the enemy, he gave orders for general nssa,,t
which vas execnied in the most brilliant manner
ms well by the regular infantry by the militia
Driven from the trenches the enemy dsnersad ,hn,
selves in the forest, leaving 1863 killed nnmber
arms, and the whole of their baggage upon the spo.
Their whole loss In the battle amounts TO 900 incr
killed and wounded. Our loss consists of tbrro
princes, one oiiicer and 33 non commissioned officer
and privates. killed, and officers, I4z non.com :
mssioned officers and privates and militia men
wounded.
The booty taken in the camp was abandoned 10 The
militia, whose zeal and bravery this OCCASION were
IN
limitation of the princes on whom thew demon d.5
had repeatedly fought against in the course of the
last year. = +. -
Frontiers Of .aioLdapia April Io-I is aesroe, ~,
are now l5OW Ottoman cavalry Olar near GhifSevn Tho
governor of that place having been summoned IN
.wccd that Ghrrgeso aud Rudscuk had each os;o. .,
i2OO men, $50 canno and provisions for Tires ven
lie was resolved TO defend hh.e long a. he had man le
PARIS. journal dn Commerce.
From Engtagd.--We were furnished las, ,,,e,;n !,
4 by Can't Atkin. of tho sh,
/ the London Sun CT May 9Th, contain,nn 81 socond
edition OF the proceedings Of Parliament ON tho e,c
ming of that day. The Chancellor of the Excbeono-
presented MS budget aud delivered tho custornarv
explanations IN an address of very moderate length
He speaks ofthc sngnation of commercial emf r, .
and the general depression under which the contrv
rs aboIing. and attributes the entertainments to y
dchcient harvest which has boon sustained bv Eno
Idnu, IA common with nelghbouring country
tie represents the general state of the country ne
prosperous. The revenue for 1923 had excaedad
and the expenditure had fallen short of his estimate,
year ago. by more than two millions in the ,ybolo
ahu leaving real surPlus Of neurly six millions Of
pounds sterling 10 be applied to the reduction of,b
national debt. This may seem trl1e to,yords III
! entire liquidation OF the enormous sam which Enc
land owes, yet it proves that the nation ia able tn 5
more than sustain its pocunary burdens In the es
Inmates for 1920 the Chancellor estimator eoro fI
ling off in the Customs and Exciq aescomn,rn5
with 1923, but not such as TO preveIt a srnlns ia,
least three nlllions.-tJoT. IF Conf
T,, g Nav YoRx, June H.
AoleS from Lisbon BY arrival at fos,on nm Mor5o
evening" the latest adviccs (p To Nav 14th Coz, monoay
dPt MASON stated thttno papers could Obtained he bS
sen consgnee as teir publication Gecn spuressed h
the yran Miguel the inhabitants of the cv,ve,e n ~
uson the prisons filled with victims sati his
Vengeance ana executions constantly fkne place IL
understood that Of the first citizens of Cnr6 @ 90 no
hnns az mat place about the time sailed aid ha The %
amn children OF many, who formerly lived il spiendor were
seen ocssing for bread mihe s,rees-fCo .1fpsrfisrT
ORN.-10oo bushels nice white corn IN
the Dock, for sale by :"
june Is LEWIS WEBB g. co.