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LONDON.
. FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 25, 1828.

We have received, this morning, another Bul-
letin from, the Russian army, dated the sth July,
which gives some particulars of the siege of
Brailow. The total loss of the Russians in
killed and wounded is stated at 3,000 men,
while' the Turks last 1,000 in the attempt to
carry4he place by storm.

BERLIN, JULY 18.

A Bulletin from the camp at Karassu, dated July 5,
giVell some farther details of the siege of Brailow, which
begae on the 25th May and ended the 18th of June, having
lasted 25 days in. all. Though the Russians were unsuc-
"Wel in their attempt to carry the place by storm, the
"8 the Turks had sustained (amounting, according to their
own accounts, to 1,000 men), and the courage with which
the Russians repulsed all their sallies, induced the garrison
to capitulate without waiting the result of another attack.
The total loss of the Russians in killed and wounded is
stated at 3,000 men ; the greater part of the latter had
rejoined the army.

Another Bulletin of the same date states that
the advance division of the army had proceeded
so far that the head-quarters would be removed
on the following morning, and proceed by forced
marches to Bazawshik, on account of the scarcity
of water in the country through which it has to
Pass. The weather had been extremely hot
while the army remained encamped at Karassu,
but their stay there was of service as allow-
ing time for the oxen carrying the provision,
and the heavy artillery, to come up with sup-
plies. The advance of the main army will
bring matters to a crisis ; for we may be assured
that the delay of the Russians did not originate
in any scruples of moderation, but was occa-
sioned• by a desire to concentre their forces in
order the better to ensure victory. Throughout
the campaign it would have been observed that
the EMPEROR acted with characteristic caution,
but with determined ambition.

From the advance of the Grand Army, we
should not be surprised if a battle has taken
place ; for accounts from Paris state that
private letters from Berlin assert that a
battle has been fought in the neighbourhood
of Schoumla, in which the Russians were vic-
torious. This may be correct, but we are led
to suppose that the private letters allude rather
to the movement of the Russian army, as the
official Bulletins have been received from Berlin,
this morning, by the Dutch, mail, and if the cir-
qunstance were as stated, it is reasonable to
1413 Pose that we should have received it direct
from Berlin, rather than through Paris, unless,
indeed, the news was forwarded by express :

CAMP AT KARASSU, JULY 5.
The 7th corps of the army under General Woinoff has
40W advanced so far that the head-quarters will be removed
14-morrow morning, and proceed to Bazawshik by forced
karchea, on account of the scarcity of water in the country
Which it will have to traverse. The Russian main army
that will advance to that place (including the '7th corps)
consists of 54 battalions, 48 squadrons, 6 regiments of
eftsacks, and above 250 pieces of cannon.
During the time that the head-quarters have been at
)(quilt, the immense trains of provision waggons, drawn
by oxen, which follow the army from Podolia, have ar-
rived, and considerable supplies have been brought by sea
fruut Odessa to Kustendje. The soldiers therefore are in
want of nothing. The weather has hitherto been on the
whole • favourable, and in the last week several thunder
iturtns have much allayed the heat, which here, at Ka-
ra4u, was at SO degrees Reatunur (99i Fahrenheit), so that
f
-°"‘lllately there are very few sick in the army.

ODESSA, JU Nit 28.

A sulemn Te Delol4 was yesterday celebrated in the ca-
tl44rikl of this town, in presence of her Imperial Majesty,
vtrnrnemoration of the surrender of Brailow.
1:4 Empress left the town the day before yesterday to
rtl'it for the summer at the country seat of Baron Rai-
n:4. , Her Majesty and the Grand Duchess Nicolajuona
t jir'i Perfect health.
dinar 'iNt...General Count Von Mom, Ambassador Extraor-
Dand Minister Plenipotentiary from the King of
Denmark to the Russian Court, has arrived here, and ;s
sol 4 to the head-quarters of his Imperial Majesty.
jai 4
ew%hip of the line of St guns is to bs launched at Nikko-
on the 9th of July.

Dutch Papers of the 23d July state, on the
attthw• y
lt of accounts from Bucharest of the Ist
inst., that the Russians had began to bombard
Silistria, to which place the garrison of Brailow had
been Permitted to retire. Now we cannot see
the Prudence of the Russians in allowing a body
of determined men, who were in their power, to
proee
tu and strengthen a fortress which they
meant
to attack immediately after the capture of
that which had cost them so much trouble. Did
they prefer the certainty of taking them again, to
time pleasure and glory of beating them in open
?

We think their conduct was unwise in ally
`likw of the case. They should, having lost so
tech time Before 13railovv, have resolved to
the Turks prisoners of war, and thereby
f 4 put so many of the enemy hors de combat
()r the remainder of the campaign at least
:
THY HAGUE, JULY 22.
the Attounts from Bucharest of the Ist July announce that
huisians had began to bombard Silistria, to which
Pt 4"tite Turkish garrison of Brailaw had been permitted
tqlre, This garrison, which consisted originally of
'°Cit.) men, had sustained coniiderahle lonies both in