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Defeat ofhe Russians and Destruc fion 0,
the Heet.-The Russians it appears, und der Gen


Zap, in the beginning of May, had been complete.
ly defeated by the Abassack horsemen of Circassa.
part of the Russian force, after crossing the Ku-
ban River, were separated from the remainder by
the bridge giving way, when the horsemen fell
upon them and cut them TO pieces, or drove them


into the stream, where they were drowned. On
the / lth June accounts from Khssa state that a
gale of unprecedented violence drove large por-
ton of the Russian squadron upon the coast--three


rigates, two corvettes, five briggs, and two steam
ers, all of which were completely wrecked, the
fragments ofthe cargo, the coin, &C. being strewed
along the beach. twas great wind-fall for the