The Sun.
London, England, 1807-09-24 00:00:00

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25.—Last. night our Vice'Roy ar-
rived here vicog. and after taking some hour., rest,
he went to Malamaco, an.l ordered the light fitta-
dron,out, which performed various mancruvres.
English Frigate, that sheaved itsellat a distance, im-
mediately alter stood out to sea.

MILA-*, Ave. 31.—Very great preparatiOns are
Making at Venice for the reception of his Allebty
the Emperor of the FRENCH and King of Italy.
PIGA, AUG. 24.--The Russian troops, which at
the end of the war were ordered into the interior;
must now rettirn to the coasts of the Baltic, as the
'English are in that sea with a great fleet, and may
thus easily threaten the coasts. The English iniiil4
ewe in Russia, hitherto confined to trade only, has
now assumed more of a political-eberaCier. lit her-
to the E.tglish commerce has oeiybeen snbjeaed to
some local 'regulations. However, the treatment
which Denmark has received, and thesembiguous.
condua of the En2,lisit Envoy at St. Petersburgh,
will soon give a veryditferent turn to our politics.—
According to reports, some very important discove-
ries have been made with respeCt to. English influ-
ence. In the interim, the Court of St. Petershurgh
is more watchful than ever over the conduct of (+-
tail) persons. The present state of affairs are ex; '
trendy critical.'
SENII.IN, following -relic►rt, relit
tire to military events in Bulgaria, has-been It.l.`i'lCd •
a few days since
Since the affeir of Gainwa till the conclusion, of
the Armistice, nothing (A -importance. had o& .urrett:
" On the 2d inst. about day-break, the Enemy.
announced that. the Armistice agreNl:toori the 14th "
of July, for an" unlimited tune, 'was at, an end.—,
IBIIAD AM ViZllift, forthis purpose; set OD,t3 tit' 'lll9 .•
Officers to the camp of the Russian adrAnced guard,
at Satlorze, with a letter fir GenerMissAmov.•, in
which he expressed his intentiOn'ltO,lrl-cootnionce
hostilifica ttro hours alter the expiratirtti of the Ar- -
mistice':ll/114 announced. The 'same ,intormatiory
readirA the eamp lof the S.trviatis rimdli about the
same time ; and the alarm was inurr6diately given
by the tiring of -the guns on the batteries. Generai
Issmcow had likewise transmitted the letter 'of-,
Intinn.tm Viztan to General INvlet..thswo, whose
head-quarters were at Sopenzit ; So that, in a short-
time,- the 1.4..h01e Army of the SerVians were in•rea.'
diness.to at or the right bank of the" Nissa.
seven in the morning, the Eneniy broke ground,.'
and advanced in great force. His edvaiiced' pant
consisted oriio,ooo fresh troops, under. Is net BEY, -
'of Seres; of IMOD, commanded, by - Mosa.ArtlA
BEY ; and 6000, under HADUL AGA; which ap-
proached the advanced guard -ef theServians.' The
rest of the Ottotitan army lolloWed the- advanced'
paid in the order of battle. The centre marched
towards PasloWa, the right wing, to lote+ Idolman, '
and the left towards Trukahr, with a view of turn-
ing the right flank of theServians' advanced gttard
m cut oft the rest of the army, and push onto the
Danube. At eight in the morally, the Tutk4
tacked the Russien and Servian forces in their .posiki
tions atGalowe, Bresowite, and Saska, in a moatti
furious manner. General IssAmow, who counnlnd.'
ed 'the advanced plant after ftnstaitaing a heavy et,'"
tack, • left his position, and retired Dn-
ring this time, General MEI.ENKO, who commandee
the principal corps' of the army, advanced witit the. 4.
left wing against the Enemy, and. prt:ieeted' 'Mtn'
from pursuing General IssAiLow's corps.,' lii the
mean while, the centre continued its appreaclies to'
the River Timok, antitook a position on the' right
bank. The right wing remained ie its'positioris at'
Metrowitza; Tropolitza, and Rosik. About one.
the, afternoon General IsSAmew, arrived upon the'
banks of the Tituok, passed the River;and let-meal
upon its left bank; extending his fine as lin' as' Grt2-.1
ja. General NlELE?..il(c)'retieed'ilglltitig, and hissed'
the River alSo with the left: wing; where he thendthe
centre of the army • With the Serviaas. Ar three'
o'clock the Ottoman army arrived ,poo the .opPosite=.
shore of 'the Tintekl their left approachiii I\lkse.
and took post at sonic distance from the r'placci.,
the evening both 'armies ' Were making'ready,
ataion oti the following day. The Reservepriste:d'
al Kurvingad, were ordered by General Alttooko
to pars the Morawa, end march towards,..the
Orkolekaaa it) the neighbourhoe4 Cvijowa. IrrP
nadiately after, the -troops under MILAN 01111131tit*
VICII were ordered to thatch, and also to pass the:
1116rawa,. which they performed, at marehed t'
Fraterr.lt A. at which piece, they arrived at three in.
the morning. As sot.m as infuratation mias received,
that the reserve had reached the place of its
nation, a part of the advanced guard, commatithd
by General Doaame, repaired to Gruj3 and &pig.'
anc(throw,themselves intro fife, batteries which had
been thrown upin the night.