The Sun.
London, England, 1829-07-28 00:00:00

JIASIBURG PAPERS.

ODESsA, JULY s..—Aceording to the latest ac-
counts from Marasch, ot. ?he Nth of June, the Rus-
sians have succeeded in pass:.nz the Balkan. Ge-
neral Count Pahlen has advanced 1;:g far as Selimmo,
and General Prince Madam., to thd vicinity of
Aidos. The Grand Vizier seems not to ha7e been
able to hinder their advance. It is universally `oZ•'
lieved here that our troops will reach Adrianople
this year.
According to authentic reports from General
Count Diebitsch, the Councillor of State M. August
Von Fonton had returned from Shumla to the head-
quarters. The Grand Vizier had received his des-
patcho and proposals, and returned for answer that
he had sot them to Constantinople, from which
place the dechs:.:m of the Government was to be ex-
pected.

JA3SY, JULY 10.-It announced from Tulczyn,
July 2, that a second Russim; army of reserve, said
to be 10,000 strong, is in full mach to the Princi-
palities and the Danube.
VIENNA, JULY 17.—The Austrian Observer says,
accounts from Tulczyn say that the Emperor of
Russia arrived there on the Ist of July, find left it
on the 4th, to return to St. Petersburgh.

CONSTANTINOPLE, JUNE 30.—From a letter re-
ceived by way of Belgrade :—" The Porte has at
length published an account of the events before
Shumla in the middle of this month. The bulletins
endeavour to conceal the extent of their disasters,
and to represent them in a manner less disadvantage-
ous to the Turkish arms. Meantime extraordinary
efforts ' are making to oppose with energy the ad-
vance of the enemy. The army of reserve at Adri-
anople has received orders immedate!y to proceed
to Shumla. Every thing indicates that the Sultan
himself will very shortly take the field with the
troops encamped at Terapia.
" The fleet under the Capitan Pacha is soon to
sail ag73in.
" The Lloes that were founded on the arrival of •
the English'anj French Ambassadors seem to have
been premature. We hear that the progress of the
negotiations respecting' Greece is not favourable.
The continuance of militii.ry operations, by the
Greeks, is an obstacle to the dercfl result."
BUCHAREST, JULY 4.—Large magazines have
been found at Silistria. Only a few days ago it
was reported that there was a scarcity of every
thing. According to the capitulation, the two
Fachas, with the garrison, are to be sent as prisoners
of war to Awssia; the whole of the Turkish inhabit-
ants are, howeYer, permitted to emigrate with their
moveable property to Bulgaria or the other side of
the Balkan. Accordia;lY they are all preparing to
remove to the interior.

VIENNA, JULY 7.—A rescript ;vas published at ,
Bucharest, on the 29th of June, for formation
of a committee of Moldavian and 'Wallachlan /30"
yardg, of which M. MiOilacky is to be president.
Half the members to be chosen by the President,
the other.balf by the Divans of the principalities.
Those woo are to be appointed must repair to their
posts without delay; must provide means for their
support during their stay; and likewise have the
knowledge requisite for their office, especially an ac-
curate acquaintance with the contents of the treaty
of Akermann.
A decree for the formation of a corps of Pandours

in Great Wallachia has also been-published, to con-
sist of four battalions, each of 1,600 men, besides
160 corporals, 16 Lieutenants,:and 16 Captains, or
1,792 in each battalion.

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THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE,
STRAND.

THIS EVENING the Grand Serio-Comic Opera called
THE ROBBER'S BRIDE.
The Count of Viterbo, Mr. H. Phillips;
Fernando, Mr. Sapio ; Carlo, Mr. Thorne • Roberto, Mr. Perkins.
Laura, Miss Betts ; Gianetta;Miss Cawse.
After which, the Comic Operetta called
LYING MADE EASY.
Mr. Swallow, Mr. Bartley; Henry Swallow, Mr. Thorne;
Plain, Mr. Wrench.
Mrs. Swallow, Miss Gray ; Sophia, Miss Cawse.

To conclude with the revived Musical Entertainment of
PAUL AND VIRGINIA.
Don Antonio, Mr. Baker ; Captain Tropic, Mr. Thorne ;
Paul (first time), Mrs. Keeley ; Dominique, Mr. G. PenFon,
Virginia (first time), Madame Cellini

To-morrow, The Sister of Charity, with Der Fr&schutz, and
Military Tactics; Thursday, The Robber's Bride, with The
Middle Temple, and The Quaker.