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London, England, 1828-08-18 00:00:00

PRUSSIAN PAPERS.

BERUN, AUG. 10.--The Prussian State Ga-
zette giyes
,the feliOning more detailed bulletin of
the preeeedings of the army under his Majesty the
'Emperor, from the 14th to the 2lst of July
"BULLY-TIN FROM Tur ACTIVE ARMY OF THE 2D (14.ru)

AND 9'u (21 ST ).1 ULY.
‘" On the 3d (15th) the head-quarters of his Ma-
jesty, together with the second division, quitted the
rani") near Basardjik, reached U•zenil on the 3d,
Kosludge on the 4.th, Turk-Arnantler on the
and jenibazar on the 6th (18th). During the
whole Of' this march o,nly small detachments of the
orcmy showed ihernselves„ but retreating continually
bi2fore ,our. advanced guard. Our two divisions of
iitiantry. having .forined a junction, advanced simul-
taneously with the Emperor's staff,•and reached the
.neighbourhood of Jenibazar on the 6th (18th), with-
out having encountered any resistance. A detach-
ment of this corps, under General Count Benken-
dorlf, occupied Parawadi on the 6th (18th).
" About 100 men 'of the enemy, who were in the
place, fled to the mountains on the approach of our
light troops. On the following day
,General Ben-
kendorff's Aide-de-Camp, CountiDellinghausen, fell
in with a .convoy of the enemy, about 20 worsts on
the_ road to. Andusi. The enemy was routed, and
the convoy itself, as it could rot be got through the
hollow way, was destroyed.

" After the corps of General Count &ratelen,
which reached the neighbourhood of 'Varney on the
2d (1 Ith) of July, had driven in the enemy, who
made a vigorous resistance, the gardens and heights
around tiv: place were occupied. In order to divide
the .atention of,the superior forces of the enemy,
redoubts and intrerichments were thrown up, to co-
ver the centre of the left wing. These works were
speedily finished, and placed in a state of defence.—
They proved a very prudent measure of defence, as
on the following day the auxiliary troops of the
enemy, which had crossed the Liman from Bulges,
entered Varna without our being able to prevent
them. They consisted of several thousand men of

regular infantry, and a division of cavalry. During
the whole of this day the enemy,.. probably with ex-
pectation of •the arrival of. reinforcements, endea-
voured to keep our troops occupied .by continual
sorties. On the same day also a considerable quart,
tity of full sacks were sent away from the fortress
on •the road to .Burger. • The:enemy has suffered
severely by these sorties; we -have lost, in killed
and wounded, four officers and eighty-five men.—
Major• General Rupiganow, who drove the enemy
back, and took possession of the gardens, was alSo
twice slightly wounded. On the 6th (16th) Lieu-
tenant-General Uszakow arrived from Mangalia
with the second brigade of the seventh division of
infantry, and joined a corps of Count Suchtelen.—.
The operations of the 6th corps of infantry. have.
proved successful. Major-General Geismar, who is
Sta:lolled in Little. Wallachia, learned that a corps of
al
enemy, ten thousand strong, well provided with •
artillery, and
had itiiesupportedby gun-boats sent from
jetdt ermPnlidet(il? ant etloy thoughtack
14:Walt; It', he detertnii'l hint near
in numbiTs,- to march aoltinst them.
ae:ronjstinate enga
Atofttehre
getnent, the enemy' was put
to flight, leaving 400 slain.upon the geld of -battle
among whom was Emir Aga„ ,
-
,c On the Bth (20th) the third and seventh corps
of of '...chumltt, '.the third
Majesty,ps
of infantry,
as Well as the Stag .of his.
cbororpkse
1117)r:chilli
g immediately
tlie
in that direetion, while
the, seventh marched towards the left upon the road
which leads to Constantinople. The flyingiorpi of
Major-General Syscieu bad, on the Other, hand, re-
ceived orders to observe the roads. from .Rustsehuk
to Sil;stria. The enemy, who continually retreated,
and almost without offering,resistance, made a ,halt
Upon the heights of Schumla by the side of the,
river Paraiada. On the Bth (20th) they occupied
thiS advantageous, position, with a body of 10,000
cavalry, well provided with artillery. The 7th
corps, in endeavouring to out-flank the enemy's
right wing, fell upon their fore posts, and succeeded -
in driving in this right wing, and obliging the enemy
to ahandoittheir position. The 3d corps acting in
fropt, crossed the Paraiada, and likewise attacked

and defeated the enemy. Upon the right wing the
third 'division of Hussars, suppoi•ttd by the first
division of Chassenrs a Cheval, repulsed an attack
of the enemy, and drove them with heavy loss back
under the Walls of Schumla. The position aban-
doned by the enemy was occupied the same evening
cry the 3d and 7th CorpSe o that tint- hill Wing leans
upon thesintsil from, Sehlitnia. 'through Karnabad to
Uonstantac:ple.. bur loss has been trifling. We
have, however, to lament the loss of Colonel Read,
•;vho.was killed at the moment that he was bringing
a battery to play upon thp right wing of the enemy.
" Notwithstanding the oppressive heat, our troops
have executed all their„several mancratius with the
utmost exactitude."—fruissisch StrfieHte,ittarg.
STUTTGARD, MA., Ibetetint ire letter from
Vienna samthat It i AW More confidently asserted
that el-01 cl,. a negotiation for peace .bit;Ween
and the Porte will be 'cArrid on through, the
medium of tiiroPeau PO wer,. It is added,
that its a bAsis for the liegociation, the preliminary
'evacuation br several fortresses on the Uanube, which
are still in the hands of the Turks, among which
Silistria and Ghiurjeio are mentioned, and. of some
positions. on the. Black Sea, especially Varna,.will
be proposed. • . .

. .
BERLIN, AUG, B.—The stq'Veys of the Channel
of. Gellen, near
.Stral,iind, are now nearly com-
pleted. The plans and estimates will be laid before
the King as soon as, theY can be prepared, and it
will depend on his Majesty to approve •of the pro-
posed operations for deepening this Channel, which
will be of the greatest advantage" to the navigation
of the Baltic. In autumn the entrance at Gelien
would afford shelter to large ships, and vessels bound
from•the Oder to the Helsteen Canal might entirely
avoid the dangerous coast of-Rugen.
EXCHANGES ON Li/ND0N....-Halilinnil, Aug. 12.-13
10i; two months, 13 9i. Leipzie, Aug. B.—Three
mouths, 6 141. Berlin, Aug. 9.—Three months, 6 211.
,--11crinburgh Papers.