Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-21
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Tho Packet Ship John Jay packet OF Dac 9Th, a
Mt NJ York on the lshWc had papers by evenings mail
north of Alcxandrawhy they acd o1plan-u wo
have letter from Lonon received by Packet which enclose,
u'a MS account Of tho intelligence by her We
tracts:
FRANKFoRr, 22d Nov.-The retreat of NJ della
Bourddnndye has made great impre ssion among our
pohtlcians The aboonst 10 ioreseo affect fore
see IN IT, the destruction OF the Crown Of France
whilst others are OF opinion that the disnission of
Minister, who type OF the most Unpopular doc
r'nes IN France, must be the ment of ,ru-
W constitutional Government IL is true that the ne
Minister Is little better than his predecessor and is
ven still less in regard 10 Parliamentary EMS and en-
ergy oil character The state Of the French Ministry
IL, therefore, looked upon being quite as p~ecaro.
as ever, and IL is generally believed that the King Of
france, Oh becoming convinced Of This truth, will
henceiorward be deaf 10 the suggestions Of the faction
and entrust the Government Of his Kingdom TO anls
worthy OF the Royal confidence and of that ofolhe ma
ton.
.NcIos fjom The Army of the Caucasus
ST PETEsBURGH, Nov. l6.-Immedidtely after the
conclusion ot the treaty of at Adrianop. Field
Marshal Count Dirbitsch SlbAkansky sent two Con-
'iers, one by land, the other by sea to convey the
news to the Commandment. Chief Of the Army Of the
Caucasu' One OF them, Lieut. Mogui:chv. Ali de
camp 10 Count Diebsch arrived by Sea off the Har
oour OF Irebi ond on the 81 October but The tn ksh
commander would not allow bun 10 Iand, he was o
bhgcd to seek another harbour This unreasonable at
tack, opposed by The Turkish authorities TO the landing
OF our Courier, ba' lie to gery unor Tor
the ottoman Troops, which, though ours have disiin-
gulshed Themselves by fresh Veto Y, is vet 10 b., H..
mrnted, IA u has caused further bloodshed al time
when The object Of the already gained.
Ter Count Pdskewitsch had effected III, retro.
grade movement the Road from II ebisond 10 r. ,,
he was just engaged in choong good winter Quarters
Tor the hoops under his command, when he received
the unexpected news, that notwithstanding the bad
season. the Serasker continued % .nbe troops
mat ne Was preparing for attack upon EZeroun and
bad already collected 10000 caval,y and nIanrv Iot
hs purpose in the town Of Bsibur, which he had left
and its neighborhosd Even tn presence Of 80 large
'Ofce Ia the vicinity OF our quarters, had not been
dangerous, so long as il remained concentrated il
might, however, cause the uh ins of the pscbak
already conquered, TO rise and oblge our ttoops 10
undergo all the hardshps OF Winter Campaign
Induced by these considera ons, Count Pssk yitscb
resolved to undertake general nOvemrn nj against the
Sera'kier, and 10 prevent by b, All the conssuuen
ees Of his undertaking. lie therefore len Erzeroun
on me IN October aud proceeded towards b. iburi in
! TWO columns, the right under his command by
VIZ way o. horch PSnkAr, and the left under nd
OF UenPuA Iotrmkan. Ivy way Of Achka and III noun.
tam OF hoHka Tn the Sti UltimO, The two column
joined at the Coppr mines Is wprsts from Beilurt an
cohHhued 20 advance towards that city 10y d.ile
which leads directly TO along the bank Of he Tebo.
ka. -Four werss from the town our VANGUARD fell in
with 1000 Of he enemy's cavalry occuovno the d,6e
which at this place makes bend tnyarJs fho Ien lilo
and which IL crossed by seystal roads % B.ihntt
Inc wings occupying both sides of the river
were attacked at once, and repused part 10 the
ments and abslIes tie direct road 10 ibnr, 49,, -,
The high mouniain' inrg the risht bank Of The RI
Yer by This, all The Dads to Btiburt were n,
70 our troops, and Count Paskewitsch seeing thsi 4,
WOULD DC easy 10 make flank movement aud turn the
towD gave up the pursuit at Dight-isl, aud remained
~ the position winch lac had occupied