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THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE,

ST RAND.
THIS EVENING the Grand Romantic Opera of
DER V A MPY R.
Baron Kassova, Mr. Thorne;
Count Mavroeordo, Mr. H. Phitli;'s •, Alexis Zerinv, Mr. Sapio ;
Wenzel, Mr. J. Bland; Franz Born, Mr. G. Denson ;
Ellis, Mr. 0. Smith.
lanthe, Miss Cawse ; IL7nrika, Miss Betts;
Liska, Miss H. Cawse; Suzi Boro, Mrs. C. Jones.
To conclude with
THE SPRING LOCK.
Lorenzo de Medici, Mr. Wood; Giulio, Mr. James Vining;
Doctor Manente, Mr. Keeley; Doctor Flamingo, Mr. 0. Smith.
Amarantha, Miss Cawse; Vergellina, Mrs. Keeley.
To-morrow, I)er Vampyr, with The Spring Lock: Saturday,
The Sister of Charity, with a New Interlude, and The Spring
Lock.

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LONDON,
THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 3, 1329.

The Prusian State Gazette of the 28th
August, received this morning, furnishes some
further details of the operations of the Russian
Army beyond the Balkan, up to the Gth of
August, inclusive. The Head-quarters of
General DIEBITSCH were at Aidos on that day,
but it would appear, though the army had not
moved much in the advance, that it was not •
idle. On the contrary, preparations were
making for a " forward" movement. In the
meantime Major-General SCHEREMETIEFF,
who had been ordered to make a reconnoissance
to the right of the main army from Karnabat
as far as lunbo!, was attacked under the walls of
that place by 15,000 of the enemy's cavalry and
infantry, under the command of HALL. DACHA,
but notwithstanding the impetuosity of their
attack, the Turks were repulsed with great loss.
This took place on the 30th of July. In the
night of the 31st the Turks retreated hastily from
Jambol towards Adrianople and Eski Saar, or
Sagra. The Russians took possession of Jam-
' bol, in which they found an immense quantity of
ammunition and provisions. The occupation of
Jarnbol seems to be a very prudent move-
ment on the part of General DIEBITscri,
for its position is highly important, it being
situated at the junction of three roads, lead-
ing from the passes of the Balkan, and com-
manding the direct communication with Adri-
anople. This will enable the Russians to cut
off' all communications with Shumla, while
they can march upon Adrianople and Kirk-
kilissa at the same time. In fact, they luve
two roads upon Adrianople—that by Jambul
the more direct one from Karnabat, by Papasli.
On the 31st of July', Gen. DIEBITSCH
a proclamation to the inhabitants of Roumelia,
couched in the most plausible terms of modera-
tion. The " fixed obstinacy" of the Ottoman
~'-':,vcrnment having rejected the proposal of the
RUSSIA, which would put an
end to the evlb war"—the Commander-in-
Chief of the Russians, which victory has brought
into the plains of Roumelia, says that he is
" placed under the absolute necessity of follow-
ing up his victories, occupying the country and
advancing as far es Providence shall please,
in order by this means to compel the SULTAN
to listen to the voice of reason and humanity:.
After this, who doubts that he will march to

Constantinople
But we have not space for entering into further
particulars. The whole spirit of the proclamation
is in character with the peculiar moderation 0'
the victors •--

BERLIN, AUG. 27,

An Extraordinary Supplement to the Journal de
St. Petersburgh, of the 18th August, contains
various details of the proceedings of different de-
tachments of the Russian army, extracted from the
Journal of the Operations from the 25th July to
sth August. Most of them relate to facts already

known :
" Lieutenant-General Krassowsky, who on the
26th had set out with his camp towards Shumla to
reconnoitre, met on the 27th two detachments of
the enemy, who had left the fortre;P with 10,000
Plea and taken up a position on the left bank of the
Strast. The attack made by these detachments
on our flan:lfs was repulsed, and as the enemy
made no further a:!empts, General Krassowsky's
troops returned to Jenibazar :I‘e same day.
" AUGUST 2.—Major-General Sc!:,lremetieffovho
left Karnabat on the 30th with the 2d Brigade of
the 4th Division of Hulans, four cannon, and a com-
pany of Cossacks, to make a reconnoissance towards
Jambol, encountered on the 30th, under the walls of
that place, 15,00 of the enemy's cavalry and hi-
fa"trY. The impetuous attacks of the cavalry com-
manded by Hall Pacha ‘vere repulsed with great
loss to the enemy. Two squadrons of the 'Regiment