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London, England, 1828-07-08 00:00:00

DUTCH PAPERS.

S'►'. PETERSBURGII, JUNE I.9.—An Extraordinary
Supplement to the Journal of St. Pelersbuigls con-
tains the Bulletin of the army in Turkey, dated from
the camp of Satunnow, June 11, which is entirely
conformable to that already received through Ger-

A
battalion of the vanguard of the 6th corps, ste-
tMned in Southern Wallachia, sent by General Roth,
states that on the 2d June the Turks passed . the
Danube from Rudschuck to Hobodzeia in 13 gun-
boats, with heavy artillery, anti that a considerable
corps of infantry and cavalry came out of Ghurgewe
to reinforce them. Two squadrons of Hulans, with
three regiments of Don Cossacks and two guns, were
immediately sent against a multitude cf Turks, who
had collected near the village of &lima, and were
euickly dispersed, notwithstanding a heavy fire from
the fortress. Major-Gen. Baron Geismar despatched
Col. Begidoff to assist a Cossack officer, who with 1.50
Cossacks, had maintained his ground in the village
liobodzeia, but having learned that GOO Turks had
landed, the General also detached against- thew
Major Shernow, with a battalion of Chasseurs .and
two cannon. The Turks occupied the houses-and
gardens of the village, and defended themselves
vigorously, but were dislodged by our brave soldiers,
and the 'veil-directed fire of their artillery. Their
commander, Melnued 13awailar, was killed, with
about one hundred men; more were wounded, and
many perished in the Danube. Only the smaller
number, protected by the gun-boats, fled, abandon.. ,
Mr; their arms in the field of battle. We had four
Cliasseurs killed, and fourteen Cossacks and three
officers wounded. Vice Admiral Greigh and Baron
Menzehoff report from Anapa, that the enemy has
vigorously opposed the progress of the besiegers)
and were repulsed by a charge with the bayonet,
and returned in greater mashers, but were in the
end driven tack with great loss. The works,
however, have proceeded rapidly towards the
fortress, under the tire of which a bridge forty
toises in length, with a parapet, has been
thrown over the river. Not to make the line
of eircumvallation too. extensive, Prince Ptlenzikoff
resolved to intercept the communication of the place
••vith the Circassians, by a moveable column--it
measure which induced the Pacha of Armpa to make
a vigorous sally on the 30th May, supported by five
cannon, and some thousands of mountaineers. The
Commander of the !atter was killed, with his best
horsemen, and the garrison repulsed with great-loss.
The enemy left in our hands one gun, which he de-
fended bravely, but it was taken from him with
greater valour by Count Tolstoy, the Emperoea
Aide-de-Camp, who came up with twenty Cossacks
to support the infantry. We had eight soldiers
Uled, and twenty-eight wounded, one of whom is
an officer.

Ships are detached from the fleet day and night to
harass the enemy.

This morning (the 19th) Tv Doan was per-
formed on account of the destruction of,the Turkish
flotilla on the Danulte, and the surrender of Is-
saktchi. The kevt t tltis place, 27 standards taken
from the enetry, ate insignia of the tWUPachas, and
of the k.arnan of the Zaporogian Cossaeks, were
carried, in procession after Te Dctwi 1% as ended.—.
Peter.thurglz Journals' Atte 21. •
BERLIN, JuNt; `2G.—Them Russian Ambassador at
the Court of Bavaria (the Chancellor of State Po-
temkin) has arrived here from London, on his way
to St. Petersburgh.
The Duke of Brunswick has granted to Colonel
rrederick Von Domberg the discharge which he
solicited.

I JAC, U 3.—The Kortemar, Capt. Blom-
InclidP4l, from Batavia, arrived in the Teel en
Mouday. It brings Baketsia Gazettes to 19th Feb.
Inc reports that they contain are favourable.—
There had been various actions, in which-our troops
bad the advantage, one of the most considerable
wits with the son of Diepo Negoro, who lost 4,000
men. They were dispersed without much resist-
mice by Major Michiel. Our troops appear to suffer
nom from the climate than from the -enemy.- The
Tomowoug Yoedo Kozoemo, with his whole family,
had submitted to our Government.

We
.hear that a great change is going to be made
in the organization of our army.
EX CHANGES ON, LONDON.—Amsterdam, July 4.-
12 021 ; two months, 11 971. Hamburgh, July
13 101; two mouths, 13 94-. Leipsie, June 27.—Three
months, 6 141. Berlin, June 28.—Three months, 6 2b.

•
The gentlemen of the Southampton Regatta
rimauitteti have fixed the Prizes to be contended for on
the 28th and 29th inst. On the first day the. Ladies' Cup,
value for yachts of any tonnage; ten guineas, by his
Grace the Duke of BUCKINGUAM ; with prizes of 81. 51.
31. m.d eight of I!. for Southampton and ham hays ;
prizes of 3/. 2/. and 1/. for small skiffs and; herries; and
of 41 SI. 21. and 1/. for row boats. Fur the female rowers,
prizes of 2/. and IL —Second day, a Cup, value 50!. fur
yachts not exceeding fifty tons; prizes of 41. 31. 2/. and
11. fur large skiffs and wherries ; the like in number and '
value for row-boats; and a prize of IL for smilers. In
each match three. to start, or no race. Nu fisherman or
wataman will be allowed to start, except thoee belonging
to. Sonthatupton, within Calshot Castle; and the same re-
gulation is to apply to the female rowers, who will contri-
bute as usual, their full ~bare in the amusements.. Should,
the weather prove fine there is no doubt our Regatta will
this:year prove highly aftraCtive, as 'thii situation of our
belch contmands so extensive a view of the River. •
FIGHT BETWEiIi' BARNEY AARON AND'
TO inIUSTOL CIIAMPION? FO it A .111;e:Se.
or FORTY Pot; NDS.--BA aN Ey A RON, AREY BE ASO,
arid Nev Stociotast, had taken a professional tour for the,
purpose of picking up a few potitals and illuminating the
natives with their illustrations of the manly art by sparring
exhibitions—and thus were they employed in a emninodious
booth at the Bristol Races on Lansdowne, on Friday, when
Mastt BATEMAN, the pride of Bristol, was brought down
us a plant upon the Looduners ; ud a bouneible claim he
made at the booth to astonish their weak minds. BA 1: 74
liked the' chance, and claimed the preferenee, so the fate
of the fame of-Loi:Tod was entrusted to the gay little star
of the Jews. The prelhninaries. 'Were soon adjUsted—a
purse of CV. was collected.—and a ring was pitched on the
race-course. They set-to, and both skewed science. The
tight lasted three-quarters of an hour. BATE AN was de.
cidedly beaten, although the ring being broken in, pre-
vented the painful chance of his having to say " enough."
111.asti was severely punished—be presented a pitiable ob-
ject. As the fight was not exactly finished in form, a
wrangle arose about the bets. According to the articles,
BAart4v was found entitled to the battle-money, and such
of the betters as were honourable paid their bets as the
battle-money went. BA RNEY AA.11.014 presented the beaten
wan with a 101. note.

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