Star.
London, England, 1828-10-06 00:00:00

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and it is probable that the nest bulletin will contain
decisive intelligence fiqm.tl4t:9-,torrr: ...
According to: accoonts from Ancona, all ttie English.
corps in the lonian Islands and Malta that• can bei
'pared have received ordeolo be in readimi,s eki em-.
bark at the sluntest notice. '
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By the Dutch Mail we hive received the'Jattrnt al. of
St. Peterabotgh to the 21 t n It. and aunts:lt gh P apers t )
the 2sl inst. -The former contains a Russian bulletin,
dated from on hoard the Ville tie Paris,otr Varna, giving
an account of the j 'brae), of the Emperor •Nrcnor:as
from Odessa, to Iris ail ival on the Btli on board
.that
ship; .but the details of the operations of the besieging
army are not of so late a date as those we have quitted
from the Brussels Papers. The Ilamburgh Papers do
not contain any later news than to the I I th ult. from the
army before Varna. At that time it is stated that f. ;n:
of the Turkish bastions were in ruins, and that only a
few mortars in the fortress were undamaged. and that
the few bombs thrown from them could not interrupt
the proceedings of the besiegers ; every thing promised
that the blockade would soon be brought to a sucee.s•fol
termination. General PasKcwiTscir has gained another
splendid victory in As. i Millot, in the capture of the
fortress .of Alcalzilt, after a most saogoinarc attack,
which lasted dil ternhOurs, in which tlor Too isli 14:Wi-
llson, consisting. of tour (Nits and• met', ale ;iiijl whore:
•• 1 r
been cut to pie. es. • -.. • , lit .-
ST. I'F.TERSBUItOII. Sur. 19: -:.. :. :..
, nitwit room- THIt AMOY In illanes.
" On board the %Nile de l'aris. Sept. 9.
" By oar last Bulletin we annouticbd that the Emperor would
take the road by Isaaktchl, • Babadagh, aud kavarns,: to;retut it to
the army in Purkey. His Imperial Majesty, in fact, quittrl Odessa
in the evening of the irk. • On arriving the next day at Satounowa,
the Emperor had the satisfaction to find the dam, ctristruitod three
months ago for the pit:poseof passing the Danube. in sestina solid
condition as pet f:ctly. to answer'all eapretati-ns. It affords a con-
venient road for die br.,viest waggons and the traits' of artillery
which pass over it. The bridge' to which this dam leady Is pro.
teced on the right hank of the Darese by works, alse,stvesigth 1
of which perfeetty• satisfies the • whhes and the expectatims 01. his
Ilajekty the Emperor. .
" On passing thrOugh 'bluing's the Emperor minutely inspected '1
the hospital at that place. Ile round • k abundaetli• supplied with
every thing necessary for the tare of tie sick, and convinced himself.
that every care was taken of them. His Mijesfy visited in the
{same manner the Kustendp, with Which he was equally ralisfied.
" It was at Kustesidji, on the evening of the 6th, that qiis Na-
t.
isity fell in with the light cavalry of the guard, which he reviewed
the next morning before he set out.
" It would be impossible to give sufficient praise to the order
which prevails in this division after a march of 94.500 wens (1,664;).
The appearance of the men is as in the most brilliant parades at St.
Petersburgh. Hardly any sick have remained behind. • The whole
division had lost only two horses since it left the capital, sad bad
not a single lame horse.
" The day before, the regiment of chasseura on horseback of the
guard had marched to blangalia. On arriving in that place, the
limperear also reviewed it, and found it equal in every :tweet to
*ass which be bad before reviewed. .

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" When his Majesty arrived at Kavarna, the Grand Duke Mi-
chael bad left that place to proceed to Varna, with the two dirk.
dons of infantry of the Guard.
" A few hones before, the Flora frigate bad &rebored in the roads
'of Karam. The Emperor went on board that vessel in the after.
,poon of the 'kb, and on the nth rejoined his fleet in the roads of
Varna, when be went on board Admiral. Greies Bag ship; the
Ville de Paris.

" Front Imaktchi to. Varna the Emperor found the service of
the post houses organised at in %Midi, and the mad cowered with
convoys of provisions and sutlers. His Majesty travelled alone in
his chaise, with Aide de Camp General Benkendorff, molted by
some Cossacks.
" Some hewn after his arrival on board the Villa de Paris, the
Emperor went so abuse to see the state of the works for the siege
of Varna. His Mainly began ►y visiting Prinue Mensikoff, who
commenced these works, with troops very interior in number to
the garrison, and conducted them till the moment of his being
wounded, with $ seems which does equAl honour to his activity,
his calvits, and his boldnessi—Tbe Emperor, on (iambi:m.oe
works, was struck with the rapid progress which they have made,
as well under the General-who commenced them, as under him
who now directithenu