Star.
London, England, 1828-08-18 00:00:00

" MARTIN FROM THE ACTIVE ARMY OF THE 2D

(14TH) AND 9TH (21ST) JULY. •
"On the 3d (15th) the head quarters of his 'Majesty,
together with the second division, quitted the camp
near ltazardjik, reached Uszenil on the 3d, Kosludge
on the 4th, Tut k-Arnantler on the sth, and Jenibazar
on the 6th (18th). During the whole of this march
only small detachments of the enemy showed them
selves, but retreated continually before our advanced
Ruud. Our two divisions of infantry having fumed a
junction, advanced simultaneously with the Emperor
Stiff, and reached the neighbourhood of Jenibazar on
the 6th (18th), without having encouritereJ any resis-
tance. A detachment of this corps, under General
Count Benkeneforff,occupied P..rawadi on the 6./s(18th).
" About one hundred men of the enemy, who wet e in
the place, fled to the mountains on the approach of our
light troops. On the following day General BenkenT
don ff's Aide de Camp, Count Deilinghausen, fell in with
4 convoy of the enemy, about twenty wer.ts on the
road to Andusi. The enemy was routed, and the con-
toy itself, as it could not be got through the hollow
way, was destroyed.
" After the corps. of General Count Suchtelen, which
,rached the neighbourhood of .Varna on the 2d(l4th)

of July, had driven in the enemy, who made a vigorous
resistance, the gardens and heights around the place
were occupied. In order to divide the attention of the
superior forces of the enemy, redoubts and intrench.
ments were thrown up to cover the centre of the left
wing. these works were speedily finished, and placed
in a state of drtence. They proved a very prudent
measure of defence, as on the following day the auxiliary
troops of the enemy, which had crossed the Liman from
Borges, entered Varna without our being ahle to pre-
vent them. They consisted of several thousand men of
Iregular infantry, and a division of cavalry. During the
whole of this day the enemy, probably with expectation
of the arrival of reinforcements, endeavoured to keep
our troops occupied by continual sorties. 00 the same
day also a considerable quantity of full sacks were sent
away from the fortress on the toad to Burges. The enemy
has suffered severely by these sorties; we have lost, in
killed and wounded, four officers and 85 men. Major
General Rapigamisv, who drove the enemy back,• and
took possession of the gardens, was W.I. twice slightly
wousideJ. On the 6th (18th)-Lieut. General Usaskoss
arrived from M.',; :Ita with the second brigade of the
seventh division ni itf Aar y, and joined a corps of Count
Suchtelen. The operations of the 6th corps of infantry
have proved successful. Major General Geismar, who,
is stationed in Little Wallachia. learned Slut a corps of
thtonemy, ten thousand strong, well provided with ar-
tillery, and supported by gumboots sent from Widdiu,
had it in crintemplation to attack him near Kalafat, he
determined immediately, though inferior to the enemy
in numbers, to march against them. After an obstinate
engageme:, t the enemy was pat to flight, leaving four
hu.idred slain upon the field ol battle, among whom was
Emir Aga.
On the B,h (20th) the third and seventh corps of in.
Pantry, As w ail as the Staff of his Majesty, broke up us
the di!ection of Schuaria. the third corps marching im-1
' mediately in that direction, while the seventh marched
towards the left upon the road which leads to Constam
tinople. The flying corps of Major-General Syscieu
had, on the other hand, received orders to observe the
roads from Rutschuk to Silistria. The enemy, who con-
tinually retreated, and almost without offering resist.'
once, madera halt. opon the heights of Schumla by the
side of the river Par Made. On the Bth (loth) they oc-
cupied this advantageous position, with a body of ten'
thousand cavalry,. well provided with artillery. The 7th
corps, in endeavouring to outflank the enemy's. right
wing, fell upon their tore posts, and succeeded in driving
in this right wing, and obliging the enemy to abandon
their position. The Sd corps acting in front crossed
the Paraiada, and likewise attacked and defeated the
enemy. Upon the right wing the third division of
Hussars, unspoiled by the first division of Chasseurs a
Cheval, repulsed an attack upon the enemy, and drove
them with heavy loss back under the walls of Schumla.
The position abandoned by the enemy was occupied the
same evening by the 3d and 7th corps, so that our left
wing leans upon the road from Schumla through Kar-1
nabad.to Constantinople.. Our loss has been trifling.'
We have, however, to lament the loss of Colonel Read,
who was killed at the moment that he was bringing a
battery to play upon the sight wing of the enemy.
,x Notwithstanding the oppressive heat, our troops
' have executed all their several maneuvres with the ut-
most izattitude."—Pruissisch Staat Zeitung.
STUTGARD, ova. 2.
. A mercantile letter from Vienna says; that it is now
more confidently asserted dian ever, that a negociation '
for peace 'between Russia and the Porte will be carried
on through the medium of twd great European Powers.
It is added, that.ai.si basis for the uegociation, the pre-
liminary evacuation of several fortresses on the Danube,
which are still in the hands-of the Turks, among which
Silistria and Ghiorjevo are• mentioned, and of some
positions on the Black Sea, especially Varna, will be
proposed. . . .
. . BERLIN, Aug. 8.
. The surveys of the Channel of Gallen, near Stralsund,
'are dow nearly completed. The plans and estimates
ttill be laid ,before the King as soon as they can be pit-
a:aired, and it will depend on his Majesty to approve of
the proposed operations for deepening this Channel,
which will be of the -greatest advantage to the naviga-
tion of the.Biltic: In aniumn the entrance at Geller)
kroild-alford shelter to Inge ships, and vessels bound
.
,from the Oder to the Helsteen• Canal might entirely
avoid* the dangerous coast of Knelt.
-- EXCHANGE.ON LONDON.

thocaugost, Aug. 12.-13 .10i.—Two Mitmhs,l3 91.
baggsa, Aug. 11.—Three mooths,6 143.
amisag, Aug. 9.--Three months, 6 241.
Haniburgh Papers to Arg.l3.

BRAZIL. PAPERS.

Tat nzao.it, JUNE 16.
rr The Committee appointed to investigate the affairs
and present condition r.f the Bank4ssiduously continue
their labours daily ; but the affairs And accounts of this
establishment are so multifarious and complicated, t'•at
considerable time must elapse ere we can expect any
satisfactory cud clear informatien, much less their final
report; it is sincerely to be hoped their affairs are not
so desperate as many appear to fear; though little doubt
temains that the result will be melancholy enough."

" OFEICIA L.

44 Having heard my Council of State respecting the
revising by especial grace• the sentences awarded in the
Supreme Court of Admiralty, according to the retoln-
Lion of the General Legislative Assembly of the empire,
sanctioned by me on the Itith of .September last year.
" It is my pleasure that the sentences that were passed
by the said Tribunal, with regard to the processes of
the vessels Ruth, Leunidas, Pioneer;Anna,Guilhelmina
and Maria, Anelens, Jeany, Fm tuna, Carolina, William
and- Henry, Utopia, and Dickens,. be reformed in that
part which denies indemnity for the unjust capture and
detention of the said vessels and cargoes, and that they
subsist and be in force in ail other respects, with this
proviso, that as far as relates to that part of the cargo
of the Leonidas which is enemy's property,. the said
shall be valued and delivered to the captors, subject,
however, to the payment of full freight, and to be re•
stored to its (mutt when neutral Powers obtain the
same restitution with regard to the Brazilian nation.
That the sentences awarded by the said'l•ribunal against
the vessels Bel;e Gabrielle, Sarah add George, Atlantic,
Stag, and Junon, which declares the vesels and car-
goes good.prizes, be also ievised, and the said vessel,
and cargoes delivered to their respective owners, with
a right to indemnity, which shall be settled in the man-
ner as that.of the Srst•named vessels ; that, finally, the
sentences passed by•ne said. Tribunal relating to the
vessels Henry and Isabella, George, Coquito, San Sat•