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London, England, 1827-09-14 00:00:00

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one month, 1154 90e..—Thee meths, SA loc.
The St. Petersburgh Jos—tr"—isai, which reached us diii
morning to the 29th ult. contains news from the army
in Georgia to the Sd of the same month ; and it n
almost superfluous to say. that it puts a complete er
tinguisher upon the silly report, which bad been trace
witted to this country from Turkey, of the total defeat
of that army. The news comprehends a period of 0
days, from the 9th July to the 2d August, hod' 'nag:,
sive, during which no engagement of say kind °P
taken place. However, this inaction on the put of ll°
Russians confirms what wt have repeatedly aid"'
'pectins the difficulties and comparatively ow*
character of the war, as well as the slight hopes
it holds out of contributing much to the strength of ths
Empire, or to the reputation of its arms. As no 81100 a
is once made in the official account to the siege of I"
yin, it way be reasonably inferred, that the operation

of tbs. assailants were not only languid, but that there
was a.o prospect of the immediate fall of that plate,.
In the meantime, the Persians accused to be satisfied
with observing, at a very respectable distance, the move.
'inents of the enemy ; and, in the single instance (and that
too in a cursory way) that their name is mentioned,
it is stated that ABBAS Mania was encamped at;
abort sixty wents distance from the main body of
the Russians. No notice, however, is taken of the
amount, or quality of the force which the Persian
Prince had under his command; and the only thing
we know of him is, that be had his camp near Tehon
about the middle of July. The way in which his name
is introduced is this:—General PASKBWITSCH, having
received information on the 9th of July, that on the
other side of the Araxes, io a Met of SO wants along
the mountains and in the defiles of the river Kiziltehai,
there were 1000 families, who desired, to place them-
selves under the protection of the Russians, detached
Major•Geaeral Baron Saar's, 2d. with eight comp*.
vies of infaptry, the Hulan regiment of Serpaukhoff,
a regiment of Dun Couacks, with six pieces of
light artillery, to assist these families in the execir
lion of their design. This service was performed
with equal rapidity and success, the Russians having
marched 80 vents in 48 hours, over high mountains
and steep declivities, without encountering the slightest'
resistance, or even getting a sight of the enemy, though
within 20 vans of the camp of ABBAS Mania. The
1000 families were safely transported to the Russian or
left bank of the Araxes. It is also stated in a report
from General SIPIMIIAIIII of the 2d August, that two
nibes of the Leoghees,theßotwouches and the Makrakhs,
who inhabit the highest summits of the Caucasus, have
rules the oath of fidelity to the Emperor of &ULM.—
AtiOther tribe, consisting of 600 families, who inhabited
the village of Rhouk, on the road to Er ivan, and had fled
at the approach of the Russians, sent one of their Elders to
General PASZWITSSCH, on the2sth of July, to apprise
him that they bad returned to their homes. Thus the
Russians, if they cannot bring the troops of the Schah
lo an engagement, are detaching portions of his subjects
frpm him in rapid succession ; and those they gain they
low well bow to keep. This is the substance of the
Bulletin, and it chews that the Russians have not much
<tow to boast of their achievements and acquisitions.
There is also news from Odessa to the 16th ult. in the
St. Petersberg4 Journal ; but it does not once mention
the affairs of Turkey. It says that vast swarms of locusts
bad made their appearance in tht neighbourhood of
that city four days before; but that fortunately all the
can had been got in, except the maize, which it was
feared would suffer much both in that province and
beyond the Danube, unless the insects should be
drowned in the Danube, towards which they were
_carried by the wind. In this emergtnty, an overflow
of that river, which had inundated the country, is bailed
ass happy event. • .

We also received this morning the .disssfetirso Coe.
surto the 12th inst. but it contains no news whatever.
t►at has not been anticipated through other channels.

Besides the Paris Papers, from which extraeti will

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found soder the usual head, there was an arrival last
night of Lisbon Gazettes to the Sd inst. The contents of
the latter are as tame as possible, yet the Patrons
REGENT thinks they are far too bold for any well regu-
lated community, and has consequently issued her cove.
reign mandate, that all the Censors should be dismissed
for the criminal leniency they had lately shewn. By
another decree, she has announced that the Army of
•Operations is to be forthwith dissolved, and that
Count VILLA FLOE, whose stern patriotism seems to
have melted in the rays of Court favour, is appointed
to succeed General &rums, in the military command
of the province of Oporto. Li all these proceedings the
Runt pretends to be merely actuated by a desire to
put down the enemies of the Constitution; and it is
only to be regressed, if she be sincere, t►at she mistakes
friends foe enemies. Whatever ber motives may be,
ber conduct entirely agrees with the wishes, and pro-
motes the designs, of the Apostolicals ; and, in fact,
she has been for some rime the passive, though perhaps
unconscious, tool of that pernicious faction. In these
Pipers, neither the Emperor PEDRO nor his brother
Dan hhoura. is once noticed ; and this omission, consi-
don the intense interest they both excited, is a clear
P►oof of the subjection of the public press, and of
the gratuitous displeasure of the INFANTA REGENT.
--le the mean time we are supplied by the Paris
Neu with some interesting gossip relative to the
Queen Morns*, who, it appears, rises in cons.-
Settee and consideration, as the principles she always
°Prod and hated, decline. It is stated that all those
who now go to Cintra to pay their respects to the
1601/4T. make it a uniform practice to stop for a time
half way at Quiluz, to make their court to the Queen
11197"18. The anecdote speaks volumes.

Sydney Papers (New South Wales) to the 27th of
%web, have arrived. The following art extracts :
FROM TER TAM or TER 114 07 REARM
From good authority we have heard that somewhat ohm a doses lent natives have been shot in the neighbourhood of flwater's
tom They were killed in the act of retreating. laden with Pre'
dace els matte held. They attacked the Whites with gears.
FROM ICE MATRALIAR or TER 14th ISARCE.
114411 Re
the preliminary arrangensests for the cosonseracentent of
tks se. Government Idowe have been made. the plan has been se-
w!** and the building will be proceeded in forthwith. itre have
.iwtonit occasion to denounce the mantas* importatio• bets the
'rift eulogy of American soar. Americas beef. American pork
M Anlericaa tobacco, to the great tajery of setrkfor to any Mal*
oldie lateeest of our English merchasits. This trade is becoming
ittossiogly injurious to m and the mother country.

4141 Mr. GALLATIN.. the American Minister, and the
~ Minilt•r,
.transacted badness yesterday with Viscount
usuar and W•se,, at tbe Foray Mk&

DOVER, Szrr. IS.

_v. •
Ms looming at 10 tecloc• k, Excellency the Mar!,
yds of HOIRMIVAD arrived in the Crusader Post•offict
packet, Captain LTIIII4 from Calais, on the termintrios
of the special Embassy with which his Excellency was
charged, for investing his Majesty the Emperor of
Roast's, with the Order of the Garter.
His Excellency, after taking refreshmentsit Warcurr's
Hotel immediately set out for Loudon.
The Right' Hon. J. C. Hitaizs, the Chancellor of
the Exchequer, with his family, embarked yesterday in
the same vessel, for Calais, the wind blowing almost a
gale from the west. We have the satisfaction, however,
of lemming this morning, that the Crusader made a good
passage to Calais, and within two hours and *half.