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for peace with the Orrowier Poi's% tend iikeit to eon. '
cede the point on which the last negoelatioit broke of,l
namely, the cession which Russia had demanded of
Wallachia and Mpldavia. In the etrankof*tycittil
being concluded, the Russian troops are to be sent to
Courland and the Polish provinces, where 'ere long,
they will probably have to maintain a severe and a
doubtful contest; a contest in which the very existence
of Russia, as a Power in Europe,. will be at stake.—
The project of placing BERTH= on the Throne of
Poland, probably only waits for some arrangement
between France Ad Austria, with which the expect-'
ed visit of the Emperor FRANCIS to Fontainbleau may
be closely connected. But whether that Monarch visits
prance or not, there is too much reason to believe,'
from a variety of mysterious hints in the Foreign pa.
pers, and from the occurrence of recent circuMstatices,
that Austria will cordialy join in the project of,
France, and will receive an indemnity for past losses
out of the territories of her former Ally, the weak and.,
infatuated ALEXANDER.
Indeed, from the journals received this morning,
it would appear, that one of the principal arrange-
ritents for the approaching war has been already con.
eluded between France and Austria.—An article,
dated Vienna, the 6th instant, published in the
/16eYL du Nord, of the 19th instant, states, that a cog-
ventinn was lately concluded at Paris by Counildre.
• TERNICH, on 11;e part of Austria, and the French Go-
vernment, by which the Emperor FRANCIS engages,
under certain circumstances, to furnish 80,000 men for
the service of France. Can we doubt, fora moment,
the kind of circumstances to which dais - ccadition
alludes ?
A Gnmenhurgh mail arrived just as this paper was
putting to press, and has brought the following :
NAPLES, SEP r. 26.
Five armed barges of the Royal Italian Navy,
which were on their voyage from' Corfu to Ancona,
took on the 3d instant, the English privateer Fortuna-
tf six guns, by boarding. A privateer from Ancona
has also captured an English xebec and four mer-
chantmen off Zara.
the head-quarters of the French army in Germany
have been transferred to Hamburgh. •
WARSAW, OCTOBER 8.
General Count Suwarrow has marched upon the
tontiers of Gallicia with the division which he com-
mandcd in Old Gallicia.
ST. PETERSBURGH, SEPTEMBER 28.
Count Apraacin, Captain of the Cavaliers of the
suard, dispatched as a courier on the 11 th of this
month by the Generld in Chief of the army in Mol-
davia, has had the honour of presenting to the Em.
peror the trophies of the brilliant victory which the
Russians gained on the 26th August over the Turks,
and to deliver to his Majesty the following

BULLETIN :
After the last defeat of the Turks, on the 2d of
August, by the detachment under the orders of Ma.
jtr General Zucato, the enemy advanced the follow-
ing day a detachment of 1600 men,• infantry and ca.
'airy, to Praowa, with which he occupied the ea-
t:manta:its in front of the corps of General Zncato.
"On the 11th, Colonel Count Srurk having dfaswn
OR enemy out of hi, entrenchments, manoeuvred so
veil that he placed him under the fire of oar masqued
batteries, as well as that of our infantry. The Turks
king assailed on all sides, were overthrown, and our
them to the entrenchments of Praowa.'
-Its lost about 500 men in killed and
'e took 50 prisoners. We had hut 37
. wounded. The Servians greatly lament
bravest Generals, Vayvode Afanassji Is.
lo remained on the field of battle."
LETTER FROM WARSAW, DATED OCT. 8.
of the population of the Duchy of
ing been taken, they will immediately
military conscription ; and all the in,
the villages, capable of bearing arms, will
in the 'military registers. The Nobles
prised in the conscription, because in case
they will be ready to take the field at
:pence, to serve in the cavalry.
2.—On the 26th ult. a severe action took
the Turks and this united Servians and
Tile Turks, 40.000 strong, attempted to
the Set vian camp, near Fa3siga, but
destructive fire of the Rissian artillery, and the
- bravery with' which the Servians fought,
to retire. In the evening the Turkish
its camp, but without being forced from
It is now, generally expected that the
in Chief of the Turkish army will make

VIENNA, OCTOYIER S.
Metternich is expected to day in this town.
lured that before he left Paris he concluded
by which the Emperor of Austria en-
certain circumstances, to furnish 80,000
service of France.
HUNGARY, SEPTEMBER 26.
from Belgrade that the Servians were
:ical situation, although they bad been
reinforcement of from eight to 10,000
The Turks almost every day receive rein-
In the first of the two bloody battles,
place OR the 18th and 22d September, the
1 Servians gained some advautages ; but
, they were forced to abandon their posi-
lacoba, Ktsrpingratz, and Gruehcwatz, and

. ari of the Servian Morawa. Ge.
died in his camp of A Rervokulever•

UI gutial
has also captured
chantmen off Zar.
'1 he head-quart
have been transfer
W/
General Count
rontiers of Gallic
manded in Old a
ST. PETEi
Count A praain
guard, dispatched
month by the Ge
davia, has had th
peror the trophies
Russians gained c
tad to deliver to 1
6 After the lase
August, by the d
jet General Zuca
jag day a dettacha
'airy, to Praowa
mammas in fri
"On the 11th,
o.e enemy out of
veil that he place
batteries, as well
being assailed on
troops pursued th
" The Turks 1
wounded. We t
men killed or woi
ere of their brave
clarapitsch, who
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Warsaw having
proceed to the to
!labitants of the v
be inscribed in t
are not comprise(
of necessity they
their own experm
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place between thi
Russians. The '
take by storm th
the destructive fit
determined brave
obliged them to
army struck its c
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We are assured
a convention, b]
Rages, under cert
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Russians. The '
forcements. In
which took place
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