Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-20

late AND IMPORTANT IRON EUROPE
NEw ToRx, August -.

The Packet Ship Manchester, Captain
ukstchiey, arrived at this port last eve
ming from liverpool, having sailed on
she fr.t Juiy. The Editors OF the Com
nusrcial Advertiser have received their
usual file. of foreign papers by this
arrival, Including the London morning
papers of June so. IL will DO seen tna'
the Massulman is beginning to feel the
Numbering might of the Muscevits.
SPLENDID RUSSIAN VICTORIES!
We have at length received much
important intelligence from the seat OF
war. official information reached Lon.
don on the 2sth of June, in the shape Of
Bulletin from Warsaw on the 18th,
Inserted in the Prussian State Gazette
Of the 2Sd. with an Extraordinary Sup
plement 10 the Gazette, together with a
Gazette Of the a5th. containing a des
ps,ch from Warsaw of the 9ist, giving
the details Of a succession OF actions
fought near Choumla. on the iitb, be
twaep the Russian Cenerai.i in Chief,
Count ID ,ebitscb, and tho Grand ViZier
in person. in which thu former gained
q signal victory. Indeed tbe army 81
the yizier seemste have been dispersed.
Great dexter,ty and generslship were
dispiayed on ttis occasion by the kus'
sian General in Chief. Indeed the
Courier itself, the last paper that would
volunteer an admission in favor oil the
Russian. SAYS: 1T would be the height
of Injustice not to acknowledge ssd
point out the judicisus movements and
march Of the Russian General, by which
he seems 10 have completely surprised
the Grand Vizisr, who appears to have
been almost ignorant, TO the ,ast mo-
ment, Of the Counts being in the envi
r,ns OF Choumla, instead of being on the
banks of the Danube But we will
not dsiain the reader from the perussl Of
che official accounts themselves:
yHE FIFTH BULLETIN or THE RUSSIAN
ARMY.
Nfws from the Theatre Of Var.
WARSAW, June 10.
According to a Bulletin received here
to aay, a battle took place at Choumia
on the 18th of this month in which the
Grand yzier wss totally defeated, and
lest adj bis artillery.
The above mentioned Bulletin ex-
pressed itself in the following terms:
General Diebitsch obtained, On the
fIth instant, q briiliaat victory over the
Turkish army under the walls of Choum-
la Beng Informed that the Grand vi.
xier had left his entreHched camp, and
marched towards Pravadi. the General
left Silistria on the 5tb Of June, ia order
TO place himself on the line of csmmuni-
- e H. T.sply,ah arm and cnf AH
its tetreat This manouvrs, which was
executed with equal bolJness and skill,
was crowned with the most splendid sue.
cess. After a tatiguiug march of three
DAYS, the General, having arrived IN the
valley OF Madsra, learned that the Grand
Vizier, after an unsuccessful attack on
Prayadi, was at Jenibazar, n intend
ed 10 return TO Choumla. La fact, on
thefollnwipg day he came out Of the
defie of Nj srkorotseha, but was imms-
distelv attacked, and forced back into
tie dsfle. After a most obstinate en
gagement. he lost all his artillery, con
eisting of above 40 cannen, his ammuni.
ton aud baggage, and a great quantity
Of pI DIVISIONS His army, Consisting of
about 35 900 effective men, including
twenty regiments Of regular Infantry, is
utterly dispersed, All those that escap-
ed tie slaughter, fed in various direc-
tions into the woods.
prince Trubetzk"i, Aid de.Camp Of
Gen Diebitsch, the bearer of this ne Q
left the 6eid immediately upon the con
clusion of the battle The loss of the
spauy. 10 killed, wounded. and prison.
ers. was not known at The time of his
prarture.n-Prus sion State Gazette,
J4ae %.
The Prussian State Gazette contains
the following article from the Turkish
frontiers, without any date:
"a part Of the corps besieging Silis.
sria is on the point Of marching towards
Pravadi, a. Rsdschid Pacba has march.
ed from Choumia against Gen. Roth.
THE third parallel before Silisiria is
completed; and as sooD as the bridge O.
yer the Danube is finished, the place will
be seriously attacked.
"The corps besieging Rudscbuck has
been attacked by 5 600 Turks who we're
repulsed, with considerable loss, by Ge.
neral Kreutz-Genersl Scheretme,jew
Is stated 20 have greatly distinguished
with bis brigade.
In addition to the above, the Russians
have gained a great Naval Victory.
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