Star.
London, England, 1807-09-24 00:00:00

• SEMLII4, At7GUST se.
The folldwing.report, relative to military events
in Bolgnrig,,ltas been received' a few days fines
44 Since the affair of Galowa till the entwining of
the armillice, nothing of importance had (yenned.
*6 .0n the ad inn. about daybreak, the enemy an-
flounced that the armiilice agreed to on the Lath of
July, for an unlimited time, was at an end. Ibraham
Vizier, for this porpole, fent one of his Officers to the
camp of the Ruffian advanced guard, at Stzlorze,
with a letter for General Iffitilnw, in which he ex-
preffed his intention to re commence hoflilities two
hours.after the expiration of the armillice was an-
nounced. The fame information reached the camp
of the Servians much about the fame time ; and
the alarm was immediately given by the firing of
the guns in the batteries. General iffailow had like.
wife tranfmitted the letter of Ibrahim Vizier to Ge
neral Melenko, whole head quarters were at Snpenza;
fo that, in a (bort time, the whole army of the Ser-
vians were in readinefs to aft on the right bank of
the Niffa. At (even in the morning-the enemy broke
ground;and advanced in great force. His advanced
guard confided of 10,000 frefh troops, under Ifinael
Bey of Seres; of
,Bcoo, commanded by Mullapha
Bey ; and 6000, under Hadul Aga, which approached
the advanced guard of the Servians. The red of the
Ottoman army followed the advanced guard, in the
order of battle. The center marched towards Paflowa,
the right wing to Intel Idolmap, and the left towards
Ttukala, with a view of turning the right flank of the
Servianl' advanced guard ; to cut off the rell of thsir
army, and pulls on to tilt Danulae.
44 At eight in the morning, the Turks attacked the
Ruffian and Servian forces in their politions at Ga.
lowa, Brefowitz, and Safka, in a molt furious manner.
General Miaow, who commanded the advanced
guard, after (Whining a heavy attack, left his poll-
tion, and retired to Timok. Daring this time, Ge•
neral Melenko, who commanded the princiral corps
of the army, advanced wi.h the left wing against the
enemy, and prevented him from purfuing General
Iffailow's corps. In the mean while, the centre
continued its approaches to the river Timok, and
took a plition on the right bank. The right wing
remained in its pofitions at Merrnwitza, Tropolitzs,
and Itofik. About one in the afternoon, General
IfFailOw arrived upon the hanks of the Timok, palled
the river, and formed upon its left bank, extending
his line as far as Grujr. General Melenko retired
lighting, and palled the river alfo with the left wing,
where he found the centre of the army with the
Servians. At three o'clock the Ottoman army ar-
rived upon the oppofite fhore of the Timok; their
left approached Nifia, and took poll at route ditlance
from the place. In the evening both armies were
making ready for aftion on the following day. The re-
ferve, polled at Kurvingrad, were ordered by General
Melenko to pals the Morays, and march towards the
river Orkoluka, in the neighbourhood of Crijowa.
Immediately after, the troops under Milan Obrenovieh
were ordered to march, and alfo to pafi the Mo.
rawa, which they performed, and marched to
Fraternitza, at which place they arrived at three io
the morning. As loon as information was received,
that the referve had reached the place of its denina•
tion, a part of the advanced guard, commanded by
General Ill.hritaa, repaired to Gruja and BIG, and
threw themfelves into the batteries which had been
thrown up in the night."