Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-16

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are well known, and who. DURING H.. V,p'hIons
years. has been friend 10 his Grace !, NV "
also sa'd' the latter wishes 10 re,.rn 10 HE ~
situations at the Horse Guards and =, =, "'rot
nance. We do rot, however, suaCh ,,r =" "'t'
10 the report. 'SI';
On The 18th Of March Grid ass,..;.
was committed at Alexandra on ,bs ns ,,o.''1
Captain Gibbs, an Englishman. cor,,o ~, ,or Q!
The merchant big | telegraph, which w.. t'os
ready 10 depart for Smyrna Tn. ,.s IN
are Maltese. relations Of young wom,n s ar'1
same nation, whom the Captain had b.o'. ' sF
from Smyrna, and 30 whom he had nro,,;s!s,'
passage back, They attacked Canaan C;s,
just as he was preparing togo on board ~
STABBED him M more .hAn forty places win n
leIos and knives. II these wre;cbcs did ~.
kill him on the spo', II was because they h.r' w.
ed he was dead. However. he is sill ar,o w. ',
in such state that l. is Impossible ~ ,' W.
him The four assass.ns, who ar. ,ho g
thcr, the uncle, the brother, ard sno,bs.
la,ion OF the Maltese woman, ere srr.,,,S ~,
| proceedings are commenced againsl th.r,
FRANCE.
The internal affairs Of France remain !, ~,
quo. The Duke dc Laval Mon,more,,v I L.'
refused 10 accept The 0cparlmen, Of For.;a.
Affairs, from modes, diffiGence in hi, a,,'
ability 10 discharge the duties Of the station !.
these difficult inns. The department, ,ha,.
fore, is still vacant, and the same wan, Of eo.
| duality exists between the Chamber oc D, ,o.;..
and the Ministers After the budget shall b,,.
| disposed OF, il is believed that TIE Cb,mb.,'
will be prorogued to The 5h December
FROM THE THEATRE OF WAR
! Below there will be ioLrd an official a,coo,,
| of another battle between The Russian, .,1
| Turks, in which the latter were rcDulseI :
There are ouhcr accounts, however, lhoush ,r
official, Of some salles having been mad, ry
the Turkish garrison of Giurgevo, IN nhie5
they took six pieces Of cannon. The Gcrm,o
papers, abiding to this cusaeem' nj, astr,b.,
.he Turks were always repu!scd with los. T..
London Courier says, 1t is 10 lie rcgrsrel
that HE accounts which the German p.b,r,
furnish US are so much in he habl; of e1lpo,.
rating the Turkish defeats and Russian sac.
cesses. The Turks, though thty have !.rl,
approached nearer 10 European systems, have
not yet adopted the practice Of pub!i>hirge.rl,
| bulletins Of military operations, 50 lha, Vt a,t
no, ablr,b comparing Them with Russiln orc,.
10 torn any very accurate opinion OF The mill
! tcry move mems. As, however, they may have
European Ulcers in their army, il Is not in.
probable thar they may now See tie advlnag.
Of having recourse 10 them" The Covr.r
seems TO forget that the Turkish account, pub
l,hed by authority al Conslanlinop!. last gear,
were The most false and deceptive publication.
ever made by any government.
The following Russian bulletin has appelnt
in the Journal G'Odessa:
{" On the 9th of April, Hussein pacha who had co.,
lected, in the neighborhood Of Bougas 1000 infantry
and about 500 cavalry, attacked al day break, tie
intrencled hill situated in the vicinity Of Sizepos az!
which was defended in the most gallant manner By
Major Lebedc, at the head of The second battalion Of
the Azow Regiment. The attack OF the Turks was
dreadful. Eight pieces Of artillery poured desrc
tive fire of canister shot upon the assasns and Sere
supported by well directed FIRE Of grenades antna
ketry, notwithstanding which, an officer Of reg4i'
Turkish infantry, belonging to iiusseln Pacha' SUITE
succeeded, together with three other Turks, lscLmO
ing the breast work, and entering the trench, where
they were pierced by innumerable wounds AZ ue
moment of the first alarm, the troops Of the garrison
SizepoIs assembled on the place dalncs IN front
tie fortress with admirable promptitude, and we're e
against the enemy by General "achten IN ", lyr
lowing order Two hIttalons Ut the kanisoh"Ni
Regiment marched to the right, and two ba'a'os u
the Ukraine Regiment to the left of the trench Inc
General himself at the head of the hrst battalion OF
the Kamschatka Regiment, supported u! Two HsI'
field pieces, and by the Dneprousk Regimen, aV"'
ed the right flank of the enemy s. the moment 'A'ue
latter were vigorously assang the gate OF the Uenen
All these troops advanced, with Their drums Oeab'
and rushed with loud huFra upon The Turks wEo' ~
tackled on every side and exposed to the most desu%
tive FIRE, were completely routed, and driven u wv
utmost confusion from the field. They were pGr'neo
to the distant heights, where they s"ug't inc s."'
of wood, and from thence made gooa hrF ,-',.
to Bourgas. Turing this attack, our gun n"','' ~, ..
tioned right wing. were not iIie Nc -"
the enemy must have been considerable tof' '',i,
dent of number of killed and wounded mai Tue '"'
sh cavalry succeeded in carrying away, ?'i reIi,n..
dead upon the gacis and along the Nne o. ul'"
treat Five prisoners were TAKEN our loss ann"
to 81 non.commssioned officers and pn'de', t .l
and staff officer, officers and o. noncomh's,,"l
officers and prvates, wounded. Nalor'eHeiai w" NJ
ten received confusion on his foo, from sPe"''''
Odessa, April II Orders have been syn
Seba.topol to send 1000 men 10 Fou, 10 e'.,
force the Russians in Asa. Inc i""'
Asia arc said to have received eon'tHsfioe -.
Inducements. Admiral Grcig Zee VI 80,
18th TO S,baslopoI, whence he w'il put 10 -
with the fleet, the destination % whion y W.
known An immense magazine $50 ~ wv
on tie 18th OF Jolly, at the expense Q, 'nc >'O",
as depot for all the supplies oi '"e Az,
We expect here 800 camels Tor TIC se'''''
the army.
Consioniinoyh, ApyI l2.-Redschid r'I.i
O. Il. 1Sf Dl