The Sun.
London, England, 1810-09-11 00:00:00

DUTCH- PA Ed(S.

PANccovA„ AuG. 27—The g-reareit .64ertiows'are'
employed to repair 'the tortifications-of Deligrad ;
bt-,1 it 'is impossible to !restore them to 'their former
state in a shoit time. All the.. ratnpart,., were 'de-
stroyed, and4tie.houses deo.;olisl4. -I)cligfadre-
sembleS entrenched camp,- Capable oViibia-
taining•7 or 8000 nten. The •kircninferehce of the
town has.,lieen coniillerably increased, ..so, ihat':.it •
will he'diatenit to„Cut. off thw"water; or preVent the_
communiations..wlll) the other 'entrenched posij
tions. A..,number of huts have been ereefed in the
midst of Ibis incioqed space. Several' sobtpirapeotis.
dwellings been made, to shelter the. inhabi-
tants from theeireilisi of bombardment...
The G,neral in 'Chief, Czerni-George, has ap-
peared .wjthin these few days.-.on the banks of the
Lower Morawa. .1t is said that. he is about
..to
teed to the aussian qUarteit§- at Prahawa, to hold a
conference with the Russian Genera) respe&ing the
Willie operations against the COIIIIIIOh
VIENNA, is reported that his Ma-
jesty-the Emperor will soon set out (or Styria,. ,and
the boidets of Croatia. The Empress will proceed
to Hungary. to wait his Majesty.:s return.
In -order to reduce the expenees of the army as
much as possible, there are beim. longer any
third battalions. .The companies are to, be reduced
from tBoto 100 men.. The juilitia. (Landwehr), on
the contrary, will become general ; the officers who
were otr of employment by the reduction in the
army will be employed in disciplining it„ This ar-.
rangemeut will add considerably to our niibtay,
-force. . •

CoNsTANTmoir.s, Jinx 12...41 has been. offi-
cially announced that the Pacha of Rudsehuck, hav-
ing placed a.Russian corps _of 10,000 men, 'which
betore that place, between two fires, killed
700,-and matte. 7500 prisonets.
The.Gi and-Seignior displays uncommon energy.
In a new proclamation he has declared that every
MuSsulman capable of bearing arms, who will not
range himself under, the standard of Mahomet to
tight for liis country 'and religion, shall be consi•
tiered and dealt with as an unbeliever. The Sultan
reviews the troops daily that are proceeding -to rein-
force the main army. „A body of guards, to consist
of 17,000 cavalry, is organizing. Great events May
b soon ,expected.
.PREsBORGit, AUG. g.-!--Letters from several parts
of Turkey tnentiOn great advantages obtainedbythe
Russians, -but they dilier matettatii resppe:ing the
details. ,According to sume, the Grand Vizier's
-army has capitulated ; according to others, it cut
its way through the Russian army,' and made good
its retreat to Adrianoikle. It is certain, however,
that set .11 R.ussiait corps have appeared on the
road to and created considerable alarm ;
but as they consist of light cayalry,and.Cossacks, it
is not supposed they can obtain any perManent suc-
cess. ?The fate of Turkey entirely deperide on that
of the Grand -Vtzier's army. Should it succeed in
finiq back without great loss, it is probable that
it will prevent the Russians from advancing to Adri•-
anople.
Warna still holds out. • It received a supply of
proyisiOnOrom thp ityojrigateo• and a convoy irorn
Coostantitiople. The Russians could not ?revel, t
its entering the forties.s.
Widdeb,is not yet. besieged. A strong corps. is
asAembleti.in the neighbourhood for the purpose of
watching it, by which it will soon be invested. The
intelligence of 'the ViEtory of the
,Rossians and Ser.
vians over the,Pacha of l'.\issa is confirmed.
PETEgS.BURGH, JULY 3 I ..-7:-General Sass repulsed
the Sorties of the enemy. from Rudschuck tor five
successive days subsequent ,to the '2•sth of June.
On the 27th and 29th we had two sharp aelions
with the Turkish troopS; Who, were much more du,
tinerous "than ours. The first lasted for eight hours,
the second lex- hours and "a half. In bOth the
enemy -were completely routed, and driven back
with considerable kiss under the walls of Rudschuck.
They left upwards of 700 dead on
,the (field, but
carried off il.eir wounded. Weltad a Captain be-,
longing.to the 'staff; and t t soldiers,killed; •a Sub-
Lieutenant, 3 Subalterns, and 72 men, wounded.
General TertuoloW, who observes Guirgewo, has
taken possession.of the forts of Simniza and Slo-
hodsejah, ana established, by means of the flotilla, a
'communication between his 'corps and that of Ge-
nerak Sais.

VARNA, celebrated for the defeat and death of
King ULADICILAUS (110 t Andrew, as some Gazettes
have named him) has not yet surrendered to the
Russians. It is reported that the Grand Vizier having
received considerable rei n foreements,has been enabled
t') repulse the Russians to some distance ; but we have
no particulars of this intelligence, at in general the
Russians, hitherto are every where masters of the
field ; their heavy artillery crushes the Turks, who
keep themselves shut up as much as possible ; how-
ever, the report is renewed of a battle gained by
the Turks before the camp of Schuntla.

We are happy to hear that the attention of the
Government -of Bombay has at length, been at-
traeled to the preservation of-the noble remains of
Oriental art and antiquity, in the celebrated caves
of Elephanta. The dilapidations of the images,
through the wantonness of individuals, have of late
seen so great, that no person is now admitted with-
out an order from the Superiotendant of Marine
and Town Major of Bombay, to whose care these
caves have been committed. •
Brigadier-G:tieral M A LCO ere and suite sailed from
Bombay on his mission to Persia, on the t ith of
January.
All the reports of our agricultural correspondents,
as well as those derived from other sources,
.concur
in stating, that the crops of wheat, Orley-, aiiil
oats, are extremely luxuriant and abundant. Every
species of pulse, potatoes, and turnips, liwve,ben
equally productive with the grain.; nor has the lat-
ter exhibited any appoirance of mildew. The harvest
has generally 'and very auspiciously CommenCed iii
this neighbourhood. During the last fortnight a great t,
deal of corn has been Well got in.-;--(Notiirigham-
Review.)