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former, relating 14 tic garartelanricey, and ascribM
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the language Irrid with respeft terlfreseia to timidity.
The• Constitutionnii contains: mine passisular account
of the Okers and regiments composing tie Greek ex.
peditio* then any that has hitherto appeared.-
The Prussian; 'State Gazette contains Officisi mete,
from the Russian army, dated the 11th tilt: at which
time the grand Headquarters were at Bajardjik. The .
march to this place occupied three days. and, it was
occupied without resistance, the inhabitants abandonipt
it at the approach of t'ie Russians. The advanced
guard of the Emperor's Army having proceeded a little
distance beyond the town, fell in with a body of
Turkish' cavalry, 4,000 strong, which had sent, under
the command of HUSICIN PACEM, from Schumla, to
reconnoitre. They were, however, repulsed by the
Russians, and retreated towards Schumla, pursued br
the division of the Russian General RUDIGEIL Ac:
cording to the lce,t accounts, the left wing of the
Russian Army occupied Kovarna, on the shore (I
the Black Sea—a place which is tonsidered
portant on account of its port—and a division tad
marched towards Varna, for the purpose of invert.
ing it. Considerable reinforcements had reached
the Imperial camp, and the fleet under Admiral
GREW, as welt as the forces which had been em,
ployed in the siege of Anapa, were daily expected.
It is impossible to witness these oonsplicated movement(
without admiring the skill by which they are directed,
as well as the amazing resources which Russia hula
its disposal; and the more we consider them, the more
we are penetraied with the danger that menaces the
Ottoman Empire.. •

The German Papers received this morning cot*
no news of much importance. It is stated from Coo.
stautinople that, notwithstanding the fall of Brai
'together with other reverses of the Turkish arms were
,known in that capital, the Porte continued to act with
perkily composure, as if no danger was threateniag the
empire. The following are extracts:
CONSTANTINOPLE, Jinx a.

No change of any importance has taken placebere
since the 27th June. The news of the fall tsf Bailee
seems no more to rouse the Turks from the indtfference
with which they hear arreverses, than the pas aged
the Danube by the Russians. The Porte c.rt,nueste
act with an appearance of security and eomosure,
at
it no immediate danger threatened it. and as it, main
this case, it were sure of the result.—(k may be interred
from this letter, that up to the Bth July, the Gland
Vizier had not set out for the army. and
of the Prophet bad not been hoisted, and
that the Sultan did not yet consider the et
this last measure as necessary.)
VIESNA, JULY 23.--Metalliques, 94.--Bark Shares,
Algassine Zeitsurg, July 28.
VIENNA, JOLT 21.
According to the most recent accounts
rest of 7th and 11th inst. the plague contint
notwithstanding the precautions taken bi
board of health. Above three hundred fat
removed into the several •Lizzareitim,
more under surveillance- in the-tots% itself
peror's express commaadynne only all the,
closed, but the meeting of the Divan, an(
mony which might cause a concoarse.
consequently occasion contact with ,th 4
strictly prohibited.—ifastriow Observer,
ST. PETRA/lI:MEG% Jove L
The Court has. gone into snettrning for
the late Grand'Doke of Saxe Weimar.
Up to the 12th July 6( ships had arrived
510 had sailed since the commencement
JULY IS.—The George Fourth steam
Cronstadt on the 16th in the evening, in
Lubeck.

Up to 3d July, the ,number of ships art,
angel was 146—sailed 41.-.'Journal de '
July 19.
(The St. Petersburgh Journal contain'
the theatre •f war subsequent to the
. Karassu, sth July.)
WARSAW, JULY Vt.
His Imperial Highness the Grand Dal
will leave Warsaw in. a few daysi fib M
tour to inspect the corps of the army in
be absent about ten days.
The Grand Duchess of Sate Weimar
here on the I6th from St.Petersburgh,
mar on the.2.oth.
HAMBURGH, Josv 29.
The St. Petereburgh Gazette of the 22,
tains an Imperial rescript 'addressed to
eOnfirMing their privileges, especially the
-Lugo. The Priests of the Lamaic religi
entire libeity in the practice of all the
ligion, and are commanded to impress
Ilcssors of that religion the duty of an in,
Ito his Imperial Majesty.
BERLIN, Jusx 27.
After the Prussian Ambassador, Baron 011015,
Concluded with the Court of Brazil a Cot
Treaty, in some respects more favourable than
(concluded by, Brazil with England and, France,
Hanseatic cities concluded a still more f.*
Treaty, by which the Hanseatic flag is to env,
whatever be their origin, so that they are tc
advantage of low import duty. We are happi
that Baron Olfens has now concluded a separate
with the Court rf Rio, by which the Prussian(
Ilse considered as the most favoured M the
with Btazil,;- Hamburg& Papers, Jay '27.
• FRANKFORT; fine Qt.
6. •
The Captain of a ship wbo has arrived at
of that tirsaw a Russian man of war
Modon, which was occupied by the Egyptian trol'
The Ruuirurtroops have advance ,to irdit
it war believed in the army that they would
agkiett Sabena& before they advanced to Yana.
accOilats of Hussein. Pacha's fora', 4 Schumla
riot's--sow make it 40,00 Q men. Up to the bel
of June the Russians who had then reochcd

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