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The Prussian States Gazettes of the 24:h and 25th
inst. arrived last night. Their contents put an end to
all doubt respecting the capture of Varna. That im-
portant fortress, afcer•having been rendered untenable
by the continued assaults of the besieging army, and
after as gallant a resistance as is recorded in modern

times, could do nothing else than surrender. It would
appear, however, that treachery had come in aid of the
immense force employed against Varna, as the Turks
did not capitulate till they found themselves abandoned
by a part of their force wader JUSSUFF PACHA ; and
even after this Officer had made his own terms with the
Emperor NICHOLAS, it appears that the Capitan.PACHA
as allowed to retire from the citadel with a small
corps of SOO men, taking the road to Pravati to join.
the division under the orders of °MIR Vatoaa.

The consequences of the capture of this fortiess mast
prove eminently advantageous to the Russians, inasmuch
as it affords them a winter resting place, and will enable
them to receive supplies by sea ; and without which
they would base been obliged to make a precipitate.
retreat.

Besides the Bulletins respecting Varna, we have an
account of the Russian operations before Schumla from
the 28th September to the 3J instant, by which it ap-
pears that the Turks continue to act on the offensive in
that quarter. On the 2d o:tober they detached 4,000
infantry and 5,000 cavalry, and 14 cannon, to Silistria,
to cut off the Russian Major• General Nom, advancing
with a brigade of Hulans towards Schumla; but this
measure was anticipated, and the Turks were attacked
and compelled to retreat, and Major-General Nom.
succeeded in joining CoOnt OnLow's division.
The news from little Wallachia are favourable to the
Russians, and highly honourable to the skill and valour
of General GUNNAR. That General, it will be seen, was
deteated by the Turks on the 26th September, at the
first encounter, and anticipating an attack on the fol-
lowing day, resolved therefore to be before hand, and
attackerkthe Turks the same night. Aiter a desperate
resistance, the Turkish regular troops were deetroyed—
the other corps gave way in the greatest confusion-
-10.0:;0 arrived at Kalafat without their arms. The
Turks lost some thousands killed and 600 prisoners, and
among tbe former the Pacha of ALBANIA ; the Russians
lost 600 killed and wounded.

This affairs of which an outline has been some time

P .
before the public, is ofsreat importince; hot ally froeil
the loss to the Turks: qt mei, hires, ani materiel,
but from. its result in-preierviek Little Wallachia At*.
Russians.
We have received this morning an Express from Paris,
with the Gazette de France of yesterday, 30th October
but it does not contain any of the Russian bulletins, nor
does it mention the fall of Varna.