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'afternoon from St. Petereburgh, 07 the Hamblu'gh
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ST. PSTIIISSURO 0, Jour 27.
We hem Nee :waived inedligesco of new and MOW victories
gained by the army of the Ceosems, os the 50th
the el Jame
Gi
and 14
of July, N. S. An ostramdineey aupplentent to Tifile nseng
of My 10th, swabs duallieurieg report: " 0.1 the 26111 of June
the corps of the Conseene field $ meet Miceli nentramemt scot
the steep and woodol ammo of the Semi memmilitt, where
the enemy hoped to Mein as, but was demiesd In his hassles
by a skilful manwerm whir our left wing mit a Stilled attack
en the Turkish camp, the corps timed its pow. on the right
side, marching by another road, and sash a resides in sight of the
enemy's Sank. On the Mb, 1,100 Meths appreashod oar position
sad took pommies of some entrandmientai from whisk they were
drive, by Major-Oen. ihrou Frofiseieb. with the loss of 100 pri-
soners and one standeni. Tbeldempoodwioilefossiag that k was
to attack the enemy with advantage in the puddles he
:rateable in the Sank of bin camp, received comphstely so tuns it.
Oa the 50th June he marched with an his baggage, and the nest
day fell in with the enemy, who prepared to attack hint. It was
the &resider himself. who, ewe afterwards learned from pri-
soners, bad come to support Hoek' Packs, whose troops occupied
the entrenched cat.ip. The Commander-in-thief having by a skil-
ful manoeuvre rendered it impossible for Hagki to come to the sup-
port of the Seraskier, attacked the latter in the course of the day
and defeated him. , He pursued him for thirty went% sod re-
pulsed hint beyond the Sagan& meentaint. On the sd of July,
after a march of fifteen worsts, on a rood which presented the
greatest obstacles, over the ridge of the mountain, General
Paskewitsch attacked the camp of Hagki Puha in the rear. As
all the communications with the &wider were wholly cot off,
his army was totally defeated, driven 30 wersta front the camp.
and he himself taken prisoner. In these two actions, the first of
which was near the village of NW% and the second near a plies
called Millidure, two Turkish corps, the one of 90,000, the other
of 20,000 men, were entirely defeated in the space of 24 hours ;
all their artillery, consisting of 91 pieces of cannon, their
ammunition and provisions, two camps, one of which was forti-
fied, Dearly 1.500 prisoomi, and 19 standards, are taken. Packs
Hagki himself fell into the hands of our victorious troops. The
loss on our side was not madderabk. This news was brought by
Prince Dadiansio, Aide do Cow of Count Paskewitsch. He
left the head-quarters on the dth Wt., sear Ardassu, SO wersts
(40 English miles) from 1121“111111 Cease Paskevriuch was
still in pursuit of the encuty."—Prussian State Goma&

COPENHAGEN, Mover 4.
The marriage of their Itoial Hisinesies the Crown Prisons
and Prince Ferdinand, took place ea the let inetant.—Headarge
Papers. Argue e.

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PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.
PARIS, Amore 9.

Cada* Dews has been received from Constantinople up to the
lath of July, by which it is announced that the Turks display
more obstinacy than ever, and that there is no hope of their making
any concessions to the Russians. Peace is therefore as far olf as ever•
MADRID. Jar W.
Me learn by a vend arrived at Gibraltar from 'Havanna, that
the expedithia bad sailed from Cuba for Cans Peachy, but that it
was net cansaanderi by Naiades. The Captain-General, Viva,
having assembled a *eta of oa cen , it was determined that the
Major-General, Canyon, should be put at the head of it, and that
Barraa should go with the expedition as second in command.—
The Governor of Gibraltar has published a■ order, by which all
vessels coming from the West lodise are prohibited from landing
their cargoes from the 15th May to the 15th November.

PARIS. Ave. 9.

It is said, but I cannot guarantee the truth of the assertion, that
Posso de Borgo, the Russian Ambassador, has been so deeply
affected by the change in the Ministry here as to fall suddenly ill ;
it is added, that his state is very bad. It Is very possible that this
is merely a joke.
The Liberal Papers of this monies are very violent against the
change in the Ministry, but NNW days rout elapse before it can
be well known what is to be hoped or feared from the new Ad-

ministration.
It is stated i. some it ise Papers, that M. di Rigny km not
accepted the Mblstry. There is no truth In this asserdon ; he
had dialed his assent previously to his appointment.

There is se troth In the assertion that M. de Reuncville, the
ea-secretary of M. de VMsle, is appointed Prefect of Police.
The allidigadilleNd, In announcing the nomination of a new
Ministry, says, " that we are going to fall again into thr hands of
the administruloo which during di years has been the misfortune
and the shame of France ; that the manufacturing of &lithe's
eketon win again be set to work, and that we are decidedly placed
Wader the yoke of Lord Wellington."
The faction, If k has sot made false electors—which is not very

certain—has made false electiests, by preveoting true electors front
voting. As to Lord Wellington, he h3nired the indspeodesce of
the Spaniards, and freed the Irish ; we cannot comprehend for what
reason we should dread him. We are Frenchmen, and no foreign
Minister, whoever he may be, could attempt, with impunity, to
impose his yoke upon our country.