Balkan Campaign Advances and Siege of Aidos Detailed
Russian Bulletin reports Ottoman positions along Kamtschik and Balkan fronts as Austrian led forces advance. Rudiger’s corps reach Avadshik and Erketsh, Roth’s guard seizes Bourgas after a fierce assault, with 109 Turks and 2,000 prisoners taken. Mesambri capitulates, Osmon Pacha surrenders, and Allied troops press toward Aidos as Rudiger blocks resistance and routs Turkish forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardos
Kamtsclux
Balkan
Mhd
Rudiger
Fundari-Déré
Arnautlar
Avadstok
Roth
Aspro
Pahobano
Pahlen
Dervish-Yovan
Kamtschik
Greig
Mesambri
Avadshik
Shiroff
Erketsh
Eraclia
Paliobano
Emine
Arnaudar
Funduri-Déré
Cherouskine
Vligne
Monastyr-Kiori
Yashikioi-Déré
Abdul Rahman
Pacha
Mesembria
Achiolin
Yeshoff
Bodanoff
Abdul Rahman Pacha
Elis
Osman Pacha
Aen
Wachten
Russia
Erketsk
Yaoshi-Koi
Kelleler
Judiger
Alabama
Aidos
Alacharia
Nobel
Bourgas
Romely-Kioi
Suly
Nabel
Nahe
Eskibashly
Kamtseh
Abdoul Rahman Pacha
Ter Provel
Princesortshakof
Aitos
Karnebat
Hulans
Gortshakoff
Shumla
Black Sea
Waverley Novels New Edition Plan and Schedule
Publication notice for the Waverley novels in a new edition begun August in royal 18mo format. Volumes announced with Frontispiece Vignette and historical notes, monthly series, first two volumes of Waverley available June and September dates in 1830, with further volumes through Woodstock and detailed pricing and delivery terms. Also advertises Captain Basil Hall travels North America with price list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Leslie
A. Duncan
W. Kidd
Conrade Cooke
UY Mannering
Waverley
Cadellard Co
Edinburgh
Simpkin and Marshall
London
Great Britain
Ireland
Woodstock
Guy Mannering
Antiquary
Basil Hall
North America
Russian Invasion Rumors Stir Istanbul and Sizeboli Crisis
A Tatars report from Constantinople claims a Russian infantry division landed near Sizeboli on July 27, with alleged sallys, battles, and threatened advances toward Adrianople. The divan debates peace versus continuing war as fires and unrest erupt in Pera. Guards and patrols tighten security while fleets linger at the Bosphorus. Separate dispatches from Bucharest note a plague outbreak near Odessa Sizeboli reinforcements and quarantine measures, with ministers and magistrates reporting calm in harbor health and continued provisioning for the garrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Jecy
Nussein Pacha
Sizeboli
Aidos
Hussein Pacha
Adrianople
Kirk Kilisia
Divan
Shamla
Pera
Peru
Seraglio
Bosphorus
Puttiing
Capitan Pacha
Bucharest
Odessa
Sebastapal
Varna
Assatovy Khutora
Allgemeine Zeitung
Silent ministry praised as English calm and royalist unity
In a foreign journal excerpt, editors argue silence aids reform and public good. They cite Mr Canning and Lord Wellington to praise stable governance, warn against radical agitation, and urge ministers to act for the happiness of the people. They defend repressive measures as protection against conspiracy while preserving liberties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Martignar
France
Mr. Canning
Ansious
England
Duke of Wellington
Paris
Prince de Polignac
Wellington
Messager Des Chambres
M. Mangin
Police
Prince Metternich
Russia
Alberoni
Mazarin
M.de Bourmont
M. de Polignac
M. la Bourdonnave
M. de L’olignac
M. de la Bourdonnaye
M. de Bourmont
Gazette DE France
Courrier Francais
Revolutionary Party
Sinsnamary
M. Benjamin Constant
Boulay de la Meurthe
Buonaparte
Sieyes
St. Cloud
Europe
Fouché
Carnot
Fool
Rascal
Charles I
Louis XVI
da Commerce
Journal du Commerce
Rastadt
Bayonne
Rome
Republic
Louis XVIII
Duke of
Thermidor
Marat
Lepelheir
Joachim
Naples
Committee of Public Safety
Luonaparte
Danton
Cambon
Brest
Verceira
Rochefort
Liverpool
Toulon
Spain
Levant
Notre Dame
St. Roch
St. Thomas d’Aquin
St. Eustache
St. Nicholas
Valine
Imans
Bramis
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Gor
Yenibasar
Krassovsky
Generis Poncet
Sisepolis
Atei
Chingansti-Eski-Lessy
Rotterdam
SING
Netherlands
John Slater
UBEN
Richard Sharp
Haymarket
Wryghte
N.W. Symonds
Crescent
Office OF Ordnance
His Majesty’s Ordnance
Royal Arsenal
Woolwich
Secretary's Ofice
Palmall
Ordnance
R. Byham
East
India-House
United Company of Merchants of England
East Indies
Peter Auber
Committee of Shipping
No. 8
Lindsaytow
Chelsea
Cambridge
M.E.N
F. LE Harivel
High Holborn
Messrs. Woodhouse
F. Gordon
Woodhouse
Princes-street
Cavendish-square
Malta
Marsala
Regent-place
Regent-square
Grayson-lane-road
Wlease
W. Temple
Blomfield-street
London-wall
Howell Land Co
Ogle, Duncan, and Co
Holborn
Messrs
Howell and Co
Peli
Lass
Dela- Matte
E. Edwards
St. Aul’s Church-vard
Glass
Fothergill
Butler
Cheapside
Aylor
William Taylor
Ese
Yarmouth
Countess of
Roope
Red Lionnet
Norwich
T. Howard
Clare
G. B. Knight
Rainthorpe-hall
Chester
Manchester
J.M. Lacon
Manby
R.N
J. E. Sparrow
Ipswich
Kavers
E.S. Ommanney
Ditto
C. Symonds
Hector Munro
Sdis
Lowestoft
Charles Turner, Esq
Hales
Rackham
Fleetad Sons
Barclay
Goss and Co
Gysdore
Sherwood
Paternoster-row
Chaphan Pall-mall
Catherine-street
Strand
Frongate
Glasgow
Dublin
Town
Coun
Mess, Goss and CO
Ae Sureenne
Ronverio
Charles Colville Frankland
Morning Journal
Henry Colburn
New Burlington-street
Vidocq
Vidoca
Whittaker, Treacher, and Co
Ostell
Royal
Stell
Canaan
Judea
Ancient
Greece
Roman Empire
Baldwin and Cradock
N.B
Literary Gazette
Mr. Milman
Abraham
Jeremiah
Brighton Gazette
Athenaeum
John Murray
Albemarle-street
Rob Roy
LL. .c
N.L
Law Cnances
Baron M'Clelland
Spirit OF the Foreign Journals
Mediterranean
Thunsday
Angouleme
Congregation
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