Star.
London, England, 1828-10-14 00:00:00

BRUSSELS PAPERS.

_ ODESSA, Sem so.
YSsterder, at two o'clock, her Majesty the gropers,
on the .occesitta of her approaching departure IE4 st.
PAIV§Vgb, save apaiencas to the Mabauadors And
Melabers of the Diplomatic. Hotly who are slow ist
Odessa;Journal of Odessa, Sept. '2O.

RESLIN, Oct. 6.
Qn,the 260 September a Manifesto was hog! At'
St. Petersburgb. orderiog a levy of four men out of
every 500 of the population. This levy is to extend to
the whole empire, with the exception of Bes.ao Asia and
Georgia. The following is a copy of the .Manifesto
which his. Imperial Majesty has issued on this occasion:

• "Si. Petersburg's. Sept. 26. 1828.
•
" Nicholas the First. Emperor and Autocrat of all the Hussies—
" Notwithstanding the success of our arms in the war now car-
rying on against the Ottoman Pate. our airlifts wish to'put an
end to the struggle,•unezpectedly protracted as it has been by the
obstinacy of the enemy, calls upon us to persevere and adopt new
measures for the honourable termination of hostilities. Therefore
in order to put into a complete state the military power of the Ens:
pire, we have ordered that of every fiVe liundred souls &roughest
our dominions, four recruits shall be forthwith lOW. •
" Given at Odessa, the 31st of August,. 1328, the third year.
our reign. (Signed)
" NICHOLAS."
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(Here follows an Ukase of the Commission of Regyncy, com:
tnatiding that the levy shall be 'commenced on the Ist of Nov. and
completed in the course of the two following montbi. The recruits
to be levied not to be of less than eighteen, nor of more than &Wy-
liee years of age].

It h computed that the number of recruits thus raised
will amount to little short of 240,000.

HAMBURGH. Orr. T.

Letters from Stockholm of the 26th September say.
,4 The report that the Russian Government has greatly
Increased the force stationed in the Aland Islands, raising
it to 6,000 men, and that several gun boats had arrived
there. has caused some sensation here.

" So much4now has already fallen sear Fahlem, that
the communications are interrupted by it."
Accounts from Vienna state, that in the beginning of
the month of .September, a Russian -courier passed
through that city, who was the bearer of dispatches to
Admiral Countaleyden, giving him orders to blockade
the Dardanellq with the Russian fleet.—Ditch Papers,
Oct. 11.

BUCHAREST, Sm. IT.
We learn froM &hurls that General Roth has taken,
from the Turks the last intrenehmeots out of the wall%

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of the forties*, the possession of which must be o great
importance to both palms. A few days ago the Turks
made a desperate sally, in order to recover them. After
an obstinate engagement of several hours, the Turks
were driven back into the fortress, without having at-
tained their object. They retreated in such disorder,
that the gates were closed before all the troops bad ens
tered the town, so that.motesban 2,000 were excluded.
However, as they were protected by the batteries of the
fortress, they could not be attacked, ;Ad were let is
biter the lapse of some hours, when the alarm had in
some degree subsided. Fdr two days together a death-
like stillness prevailed in the fortress. ,The Lou on both
sides was considerable, but the reports are very diffe-
rent. Themost probable statement is that which makes
the loss of the Turks above 1.000 ssen, and that of the
Russians above 500. It is said also, that there is a great
mortality in &Ruda which is the more probable, as
their sick and wounded are, without any attendance,
and to which the hot weather which we have hitherto
bad must have contributed. It is not likely that a re-
gular siege of Silistria will be undertaken, because the
necessary artillery is not at hand, and it appears that
hopes are entertained of compelling the fortress to sur-
render by a bombardment. The plague seemed to have
left ms, but within a short time there have been some
new cases.—Prstisian State Gazettes Oct. 8.
Vaessa. Ocz s....mstaniques, ask abases, 3.43e0.
Moisessork:Oce. 10.—Zschsop as Landau isondis 34
Ds ; two owittitto . go.

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