The Sun.
London, England, 1828-09-05 00:00:00

GERMAN AND DUTCH PAPERS.

ODESSA, AUG. 9.—M. Gaubaldi, Vice-Consul
of the King of Sardinia, at Kertsch, arrived here
yesterday, to go through the legal formalities on
entering upon his office. On the day of his de-
parture, twenty-six ships, under different flags, had
arrived at Kertsch, eleven of which were Sardinian.
One of the latter had already begun to take in corn
from the depot of Kertsch. It becomes more and
more probable that that town, on account of its
favourable position, will become a staple place for all
the produce coining by the Don and the Wolga, and
from the coasts of the sea of Azoff.
AUGUST 13.—Last Sunday the Emperor came to
the residence of her Majesty the Empress, in this
town, in. order to attend divine service. His Ma-
jesty afterwards 'gave a private audience to Lord
Heytesbury, the British Ambassador Extraordinary,
who arrived here on the 9th, after which his Ex-
cellency had the honour to be presented to her
Majesty the Empress, and to the Grand Duke
Michael. Their Imperial Majesties, whose health
is perfectly good, returned in the afternoou to their
country residence. Oil the same day Te Deans
was performed in the Cathedral, on account of the
taking of Kars.
The Danish Ambassador, Count Biome, arrived
here yesterday.
The damage sustained by the machinery of the
steam-boat Odessa, which prevented it from sailing
on the 3d for Eupatorive, is repaired; the vessel put
to sea yestei day, and was soon out of sight.
A courier, who arrived here yesterday evening,
brought the news of the taking of the Turkish for-
tress of Poti, situated on the Asiatic coast of the
Black Seat not far from Anapa.—Prussian. State
Gazette,, Aug. 29.
The Prussian State Gazette to 30th .Auguat in-,
elusive, has no nera from the theatre of war, el;pept
...kik., it: tiilive 4rora t4l.listoiiieirte Zeitting _,4ltd
AuStrian Observer.

FRONTIERS OF POLAND, AUG. 19.—1 t is said tha

the Grand Duke Constantine bas received directions
from the Emocror, his brother, to put in motion, as
soon is possible, a corps of 30,000 men of the Po-
lish army. For the present, indeed, this corps is.
only to occapy the cantonments left by a part of
the army of General Sacken, who has marched to
join the army in the field; but it is now scarcely.
doubted, that in a short time this division of
the Polish troops, and perhaps another corps of
them, will be called to take an active part hi the
war against the Turks, and that thus the Polish
warriors will obtain the opportunity they have
long desired, of sharing the laurels of their
Russian brethren in arms. It appears that the
Grand Duke Constantine will in no case take a
command, but contiisue to reside in Warsaw ; but it

is reported that his Serene Highness will pay a visit
to the Empress his mother, who is the only member
of the Imperial Family now at St. Petcrsburgh (be-
sides the young Grand Duke Alexander). It was
reported that letters had been received at Warsaw
from the Imperial Head-quarters, according to which
the resistance which the Turks have hitherto made
to the Russians, though unconnected, and seem-
ingly without any plan, had much exceeded the
expectations of the latter. In particular the
bravery and skill of the Turkish cavalry are
highly extolled, and they really seem to have caused
the Russians severe loss before Bazardjik and Varna.
Nobody, however, doubts of the final result of the
campaign, when the Russian army has once passed
the Balkan.—Nurembutg Correspondent, Aug. 27.
HAMBURGIT, AUG. 29.—0 n the 26th important
despatches front the Russian head-quarters were re-
ceived at Berlin ; their contents did not transpire,
but as the price of Russian Funds had afterwards
risen, they could not have been of an unfavourable
nature. The Prussian officers, who are with the
Russim army, speak in high terms of the valour and
skill of the Turkish cavalry. Col. Von Norlitz, an
able cavalry officer of the school of Blucher, who had
a mind to try his strength with some of them, lost
his servant on the occasion ; another, in a similar
rencontre, received a severe wound. The Turks
still scent to use their crooked sabres w►th
admirable skill.

AMSTERDAM, Seer, 2.—Exchange on London, one
mouth, 12 02it012 0 0 ; two months, 11 971 to 11
9:3.—Dutch Papers, Sept. S.

THE BRUNSWICK CLUB.—We understand
this society mean to hold a Grand Meeting in the Rotunda,
esrly in November next. " YORK you'r wanting !"--
Dublin Evening Post.

EBERS'S description of BROCARD'S first ap-
pearance is true, and curious on account of the manage-
rial climax which crowns the whole ;—" 1-Icr dancing
was exquisitely graceful, her pantomime exceedingly good,
her attitudes pee fettly classical, her figure faultless—her
salary was eleven hundred and fifty pounds !"
EXPEDITIOUS TRAVELLING AND EXTRA-
ORDINARY DESPATCH OF BUSINEM—An eminent Scotch
fanner left East Linton for London on the forenoon of Sa-
turday the 23d ult., where be sold 10,000 bolls of wheat,
returned from thence, and was actually transacting busi-
ness at the Cross of Edinburgh on the Wednesday follow-
ing, at three o'clock in the afternoon.—Scetsman.

CLUB DISTINCTIONS-(By a Member of
Arthur's).—Crockford's is the Gamblers' Club--White's
the Dandies—Boodle's the Country Gentleman's--Brooke's
the Whigs—the Albion is the gourmand's—and Arthur's
the liberal improved Club.

The crop of oats throughout this county has,
this year, proved a failure in a remarkable degree; in many
instances they will not pay for the labour of carting from
the ground. Beans, OR the contrary, are every where a
prodigious crop. Barley is also good, and a fair average
crop.— Taunton Courier.
A vender of cheese, during the races, used
to deceive the nnwary by dexterously dove-tailing into his
inferior cheese a piece of fine Cheshire, into which he
thrust the taster, and the purchaser, on the presumption it
was all like the sample, (lid not discover the cheat till it
was too late. We should have thought this trick too stale
to succeed in the present day.—Brighton Gazette.

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