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• BERLIN, Jaw. Is.
The Joetnial of 11. hicrsburgh contains the following
-sews tram the army in Turkey, dated Dec. 22:

• • "A report front omega' Roth gives the ffilltivring
partioulais et the operations of the sqbadron of the
-Wrack Sea fleet, which cokes on the WesCcoaq of
'Turkey., under the comnarind of Rear Admiral Ko.
many, The Rear Admiral learned from a • Tui kith
vessel, captured by our. cruisers, which had on bciord
materials for the fortifications which the • eutmy is r
erecting in the bay of Boor gas, that the island 01 Aiias—
resin,. in that. Bay, was defended by a battery •and
Turkish garrison,-he immediately sailed thither, and on
the 14;1i of December, bowing suirounded the island
with Ills sliipopsummoned it to surrender; though tie
gar:isnot 'retitled to capitulate, the Admiral would not
-cannonade it, for fear of damaging the Greek convent,
end contented lAniselt with firing at a body of Turkish
infantry and cavalry that appeared on the continent,
• but was soon dispersed by out Ire The garrison, seeing,
that• it could receive no support front the continent,
:.anrrendered. The. Governor, with two Waters. and
91 pi ivat-s, were taken prisoners, and two iron cannon,
witle laigequentities el•powder, *amenities, aid arms,
•feli into our hands: The greatest tranquillity contimn s
lc...prayed in the vicinity. of nor cantoontentsi.,andac-
ccodingro all accountwthat have reached us, that enemy
in their winter quarters are in great. distress be pre-
visions, by ishich and the sever, cold, the nonttality
among tneir soldiers has greatly inereasedf. - -
ST. PRTERSBUROII, Jaw. I.* . ,
Op the h of.this,month, beiogrChrisiitas Day, the
Mast and le Leiter KM! caebtated in the Chapel of
the Wieter Palace, in the presence of the Imp.etial
Family, in mews,' of the deliverance, of -Russia from
the enemy ip the winter of 1812..
The Senators, Ministers, Generals, ice: were present,
and at the same. time., T'e Deusus was pestermed in the
White Stloon and St. George's Hall,. in the Palace,
cabers ill the Offtcett.' Subalterns, and Privates of the
• Guard., and the Governor of St. Petersburgir, were
a ambledt who shate'd in the campaign c flBl2. Their
Majesties, op leaving the Chutch, passed through the
ranks of these brave atep, who, were drawn tip in the
two salprins..
Gcneral Count Diebitsch, Chief of the Eroperor',
St4g has relturped to this cky.—Prussiass
4amsfiry. 19. .
• DRU§SIII4.4 ;AIM It. . , •
Io the Sitting of the Second Ch amber of the Siattl
9.fn4if, s e FFIA4*I.4 aaeacial the. Jecelitt of lIWS

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