The Sun.
London, England, 1828-11-07 00:00:00

.boa? do Sooca, which sailed from Rio de Janeiro for
Lisbon the 97th July, and was captured on the Is,
init. about 30 leagues from Roca, by two Beeucs
Ar es privliteers, the Prerident and the Congress,
which on the following day put tl.e crew on board
the Active French galley, bound from Newfour.dland
to Marseilles, to touch at Cadiz, where they arrived
, ,
on the 6th instant.
(Liston Gazettes to Oct.

1,7,130 N, Our. 23.--Great preparationsare making
t.) c,lebrate the birth-day of Doti Aliguel 1., of
~rhith the anniversary is to-morrow.

THE; RUSSIAN ARMY IN A 3 A.

BERLIN, OCT. .L-The St. Petersburgh Journal
gives, in an extraordinary Supplement, a bulle'in of
the Russian Army in Asia. Ov-ieral Paskewitsch
reports to his Meje6ty as follows :
" Being informed that a great number of inhabi-
tants of the province of Kars, whom the Turks were
taking away to Ardaghan, wished to return home,
Colonel Prince Belsowicz Czerka'kv was sent to
deliver them, . lie had two battalions of Chasscurs,
200 Cossacks, 70 Anntmian horsemen of Kars, and
four pieces of light artillery. At the distance of 15
wersts from Ardaghan, he learnt that the Pacha of
Mouschk, at the head of 43000 men, was driving
towards Erzeroum the inhabitants to whose assist-
ance our troops came, and he resolved to attack the
enemy. The Turks at first fell back, but by his
skilfal manoeuvres he compelled them to fight, and
they were soon completely put to the route, leaving
her killed and wounded on the field. Among the
former was the son of the Pacha of Mouschk, and
18 superior officers, In general 'the enemy's loss
was very considerable. We had 32 men killed or
missing, and 23 wounded,

" The fortress of Ardaghan surrendered voluntarily
on the 3d of Septemb:-r to Major-General Bergmann,
who had gone from Kars with a small detachment
to take possession of that town, and to disperse the
parties of the enemy that were flying from Akhalzyk
towards Erzereum."

The same papers contain an order of the day, ad-
dressed by General Paskewitch, to his troops, after
the storming of the fortress of Akha!zvk, in which
he bestows • the highest commendations 011 their
valour, both in taking the fortress and in storming
the enemy's camp. lie•says, 44 that in twenty-two
years' service he has seen many brave armies, but
none more brave or more patient under fatigues :IA
privations."

Various commercial advantagcs and privileges
have been granted by the Emperor to the fortress
of Anapa, lately taken from the Turks. It may,
perhaps, be inferred from this, that litiscia does
not intend to restore that important fortress to the
Turks,

AMSTERDAM, NOV. 4.—Exchange on London, 11.
95.; two months, 11..90.—Duicti Paper, Nor. 5.
SASSY, OCT. 16.—The taking of Varna has caused
the greatest joy here, and confirmed the opinion of
all those who knew the valour and perseverance of
the Russian armies that nothing can shake their
firmness. Varna was never before taken, or a
.Turkish High Admiral made prisoner; this first in-
, stance will not fail•to have amoral influence ou the
Turks, which mot be heightened by the generosity
of the Emperor, who, according to letters from
Odessa of the 15th, gate the Capitol Pacha -his
liberty ; who, with :300 men, took the way to Idus.
Omer Vrione was stated to have retreated precipi-
tately, pursued by General Bistrom, while Prince
Eugene of Wurtemberg had reinforced the army
before Shumla, whence it might be inferred that
Shumla was to be pressed with vigour. •
Other letters from Odessa say, that the campaign
vac considered as ended for this year, and that part
of the Guards had orders to go into winter quarters,
that the Emperor was going back to St. Peters,
burgh, and that his .eptipages were ready for him at
lssaktcha, hilt we have nothing official about his
Majesty's return. Large magazines are forming at
Varna, and it is to•be more strongly fort,Ged.
corps of General Geismar will immediately receive
great reinforcements.—Allgemeine Zeitung, Oct. 31.