The Sun.
London, England, 1809-11-06 00:00:00

FROM THE PRIVII.RGERTO LISTS DER J3QRSENH4LLS4

PETERSEURGH, OcT. 7.—The Supplement to the
Court Gazette of this day, contains a continuatiart
of the reportof the military operations of the M 0142
vian army, in substance as follows :
" After taking the fortress of Issatschi and Tub:
chi, the- corps of the Moldavian army, commanded
by Lieutenant General Meloradowich, had an obsti'
nale engagement of three hours, near the fortress of
Giourgi. The fortress of Nuttclain and the fortress
o Gir..wo, bath, finer a violeLit-botilbarUment, sur.
rendered at discretion. 04 the i i th, the. ahuve-
mentioned corps crossed the Danube. The Igrttess
of Ismael continued to be, blockaded.

" prince Bagratchion, Cottirnander in Chief o€.
m a
the principal corpS, left the camp at the outh
the Yay "of Nattrchin, on the e Ist August, for Giro
snwo, and, on the )(1,,, arrived in the Camp_ near-
Popo."
LOWER ELBE, OCT. 7,—lt is' asserted that alp
()ulcers of the Imperial Guard..were informed, that
they would be allowed to remain: only three days on
thetcretprn to Paris,• when they would be obliged to:
set oa with all speed :o Spain.
Auosauaq, OCT. 9.—Tne city is. still in a state.
of siege, and will probably continue so until the
riots and disturbances in the Tyrol have been
quelled.

COrENHAGERO OCT. 14.—Captain Mossin, of
Gluckstadt, reports, that while -convoying seveoti-
vessels from the F,ibe to the
,Eyder, below Col'
haven, he perceived two English brigs, upon which
he proceeded with his rive gun-boats to attack theta.
As soon as he began to fire upon them, the two brigs:
sheerer:tot-I; one of them carried twtquy guns ; the
other was a merchant brig. The wind increasing,
the fortwr escaped, but she latter, litter having a
few Shols fired into her, was compelled to strike.
FttANK,FoRT, Our. 1 1.--7-A detachment of West
phalidu iroops has to-day condutted through this
place fifty prisoners,' being part of the troops which
were commanded by the Duke of Brunswick., 045,
They are almost till severely wounded.

HEETFORD COLLEGE.—TIIC n., lace disturbances i
the East India Company's College at Hertford origi'
rimed, it is said, with those Students who had once
before proved refra6tory :-01) Saturday night, the
21st ult. having been rusticating all the preceding
day, two or three of them returning late, and •
seizing the watchman, who
.was particularly ob-
noxious to them, treated him very roughly. They
afterwards summoned all their adherents, who took
then-. stand in the Court-yard, calling out " No
watch," and keeping up a perpetual volley of stones,
added to the firing of pistols and blunderbusses
(which, however, since appear to have been only
laden with. pot% der), set ail opposition at defiance.
Apprehensions were at length entertained that they
intended to fire the building, in consequence of
which the Professors were induced to enter into a
negociation, which was speedily followed by a
treaty on • the following basis—that the rioters
should be exempt from corporeal punishment ; that
their grievances should be redressed ; and that the
too vigilant watchman/ should be dismissed.—At
the commencement cf the disturbance intelligence
had 1.)2.:ti transmitted by express to the Court of
Direaors, several 'of whom arrived, when tranqui-
lity was restored, three of the misguided young meo•
who, had-acted as ringleadas in this alarming affair,
were brought to an examination before the College
Council, and" finally expelled ; the .remainder, 0.11
expressing their contrition, were severely reps..
snanded, and suffered to pursue their studies. Sem°
of the above young Gentlemen are said to be omit%
vro,roUt;(3l3 for poaching in the neighbourhood.

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