The Sun.
London, England, 1821-08-10 00:00:00

at last their artillery arrived, and they opened a
tiestructive fire, by which the Greeks were re-
duced to 40 or 50 men. These endeavoured to
e,seaPe by flight, but most of them perished in
the attempt to swim over the Pruth, which was
4114 swelled. Scarcely was this combat over
when about 700 Arnauts came up under the com
tllatid of the Serviah Waiwode, of Tufitschi Bas-
°la, and Captain Spiro. Ignorant of what had
Passed they at first 'took the Turks for their
f
tierlds• When they saw their mistake, but were
14, °t informed of the strength of the enemy, they
attacked
them, and discovered too late that suc-
cess was not to be expected. Tufitschi and Spiro,
with about 40 men, fell into the hands of the
Iturks. The others escaped to the other side of
the.‘, Pruth, to the Russian Quarantine House,
'"°- 2. Milanowich, with Captain Gikd, and 40
or f. "
oo men, stood at the pass, near Skuleni, where
the Schisel falls into the Pruth, and defended
eruselves bravely till night. The Turks could
11:t use the heavy artillery because the opposite
t 111( Was covered with thousands of spectators)
044 the Russian Commander replied"to the Turk!„
fr 4 r4eir inquiring whether they coutaightnear the
b "tiers, that be could not interfere in this respect,
tltit he Warned them to take care that no ball fell on 1
the Austrian territory, so as to do any damage
"e• As the Turks could not hinder such an
decidesidnt) and could not attack from any other
thie) they fell back, and Milanowich seized
rtles °PPe'rtunity to escape with ten or fifteen
1414. rt is not known whether the' others fled
41: the Russian territory. The Russian Corn-
w,rlder in Skuleni was the whole time on the
f it bank of the Pruth, and reminded the Turks
ThelisoWarning when they appeared to forget it.
?lie 'reeks with kantacuzeno were taken to
Quarantine at Skuleni, registered, and for
the
Present placed under a uard.
oti
pers g
the frontiers, near Lureni, many dis-
the
'bet" Greeks are wandering about, who attack
*ho rks that they meet alone. Deli Dacha,
shelve:ruin ands a small division in Bottuschan,
Ag himself very friendly to the Austrian
-e7l and promised that not the slightest in-
should be done to any Austrian subject.—lB
who were at Suezawa,and obtained horses
the Boyars)
went to Moldavia, and arrived
L..°17 at Bolkeschan. In a short time it is
pro-
le
there will not be a Greek remaining in
tS
~,
"c"M THE DANUBE; he march
th JULY 26.—T
e %lasi
an troops continues without interrup-
Podo.:4"ti Part of ther--
west Army is-to march to
kaiti:' Where a large corps is assembling near
h -lee.
--ge The Army of General Wittgenstein
tkbia. ent Nting in the Southern part of Bessa-

per BFnLivStrr.y 31.—1 t is said that the Ern-
84ert41"ander will review the corps of General
u of 14,000 men, near Wilna.
ttlt -.1""1"t2 JULY 30.—We still flatter our-
Yek'_
4Jest with the hope of seeing his Majesty this
1.
Preparations are making to receive his
.1,
L 3' At Cassel, through which he will pass on
Y to Hanover."
11,11. r
44143*1ck- 14,'( Papers to the 19th July, and New
the 13th, arrived this morning.
IFrom the Bahama Papers.]
Lits GOVERNOR GRANT'S SPEECH.
Xcelleney the Governor-General having
odilopciek prorogued the General Assembly, on.
e 64Y the House waited on his Excellency m
41/t0 -°l4ncil Chamber, when the Session was
eld with the following Speech :
" Speaker and Gentlemen of the Assembly,
yc,4 'wards the close of last Session I wished to recall to.
4141ettli e;ace my arrival strong proofs have been given by his
41.4,u,.81's Government of its desire that harmony and good un - %tie:rill:le should be restored in the Colony. I can very easilyd
tile
411.1er;heclv. it have occurred that fortuitous events, an
ecitiol4--,sbous circiunstances which intervened, may have or-
hrottite4 this tCfr'have been lost sight of. Now that it is again
It with tt° Your view, I cannot but expect that you will m
e CQzr
-41}'
"P°llding adrances on your pat t. I have repeat-
to it
as Illy humble opinion, that whenever, by
, - v • divii!ual may hava been led
-41,2e1ve "' any in
his claims be-
%lie , itraßtif •ereditor of the public,
in
the 'tied
wlieto
"" easkleration, and in a more. special degree
tteellrilt 4i°
e,eriti:e. le;l:ochthePe;:illich,asividsbe:ttedenhtelaisollleingtima edmanidbtaoti hnot ad be-atit'rl, at least to the extent of the minimum of what
t'S44l. In this opinion I feel satisaed that you will
tkillilfsq with me, although circumstances of long sbzulang
Co' - b'at'e appearances otherwise.
// 11"11 Chanaber, April 9. LEWIS GRANT."
Rit4toladiix) JULY 13.—The disputes which have
4PPeC the Bahamas during the last four years
Llkhire:° 'lave terminated, and the conciliating
1 P 6„-which has been adopted by the Gover-
-0 aPpears in high terms to illustrate
114 "'acter, 11.
'lie re ret however,. to observe,
D'istt 11-1(-Trauda anarcghy and confusion continue
NO Nie-teYail) and that the differences which for
an;(le past have existed between the Gover--
IN4 ' the inhabitants of the Colony hase. ar
Iliis4;. an extent at which an amicable termma-
ilighly impracticable.
.0 ••tv,„
It A

,F 1,:). to s-4---": Morning Paper, which we are
it;''' anti Y is chiefly distinguished for its viru-
./h4l4ait tra as
l ‘vant of the common feelings of
,(1
cf,
(:t) this day
LITER; stated the alleged desti-
the individual whose name,