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London, England, 1829-06-29 00:00:00

NEWS FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.

The Dutch Mail hub brought us the following articles
this day s

GENEVA. Jvwz 11.

Dr. Gone arrived here on the Bth inst. after having made a stay
of two and a half years in Greece. He contradicts the report that
has lately been spread that Count Capo d'l.tria 'metals to resign
the office of President of Greece.
GENOA. Jima 4.

The Sambre frigate of forty guns, en 4 the Heels and Dolphin
corvettes, belonging to the squadron of the Netherlands, arrived
here yesterday. A very improbabk report says, that they are to
join the Russian divisio• of Admiral Heyden.—Hassburgb Corm-
pentlent,.hirte 23.
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HANIBURGH, Jess 23.

Duren Hall, Four o'Cloek.

Little doing in the Funds ; upon the wliole, however, there are
more Rears than Bulls in the market. Bills upon Phis are in
demand.

Aoglo Danish Loan S per Cent.
Anglo Russian Loan •
llamburgh do. .
Polish binds
Austrian Rank Shares .
Austrian hletalliques
—Haarbusgh Reporter, June 33.

• 6315-16
031
• 8$
• 100

1,113

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EXTRAORDINARY SUPPLEMENT to THE PRUSSIAN
STATE tiAZETTB.
NEWS PEOSS THE THEATRE Or WAS.

TRANSLATION OP A 111101 T 11011 TYE COMMANDS& IN Clllll 0/ 1111
SECOND ARMY TO NIS MAJESTY MS lIMPIIOII, Olt UST MAT (121.1
June).
" MAY IT PLASS, TOO& Ihrzsze—l hasten to coovatulate you
on a complete victory obtained by your Majesty's army on the
30th May (11th June), near the village of Kulautscha, near &Jambi,
over the Grand Vizier.
" My Report of the 4th June has acquainted your Majesty with
my march float the camp before Silistria witlithe corps of Count
Fable°, for the purpose of joining Gen. Roth, and partly to relieve
Pravadi, which had been invested for ten days by the Grand Vizier.
ID order to attain this double object, and at the same dile induce
the Grand Vizier, if possible. to engage in a battle. I resolved to
make myself master, with all speed, of his line of communication
with &hands. With this view I set out from Silista& on the Sth,
leaving the farther prosecution of the siege of that fortress to Lie*.
General Krassoffoky.
" The indefatigable efforts of the 6th division of pioneers succeeded
in opening us a passage, in spite of the extraordinary difficulties of
the ground, and made it possible for me, after a previous junction
with General Roth, to occupy on the 29th, in a night's march; all
the defiles and passes in the rear of the enemy, by which he drew
his ammuultion and provisions from Manila.
" My forced march with the corps of Count Pahlen was covered
by several of our partisans, performed with the greatest caution;
and remained wholly unknown to the enemy. The astonished
Vizier did not,receive the Ent news of our approach till the defile
at Marda (called sadarda in maps) was occupied by our troops.
Even then he did not presage the danger which threatened' bins in
its whole extent, but imagined that his new adversary was a corps
of about 10.000 men, detached by Gen. Roth, the only object of
which was to threaten Waling of communication. However, even
I on this supposition he thought it necessary to raise the siege of
IPravadl, Lad advance his whole army towards the defiles'afilialarti

echa, to the 101 paessados that be *add be able eodrelytb destroy
our frebb corr. - . .

About 100 prisoners, who were picked np on the nth and kVA
by my van guard. under Lieutenant General Baron Krems, oik
the road from Turk Arnantlar to Jenibazar, and further towards
&Attalla, unanimously affirmed that the Grand Visier, with an
army of more than forty thousand, was in perfect securil
near Pravadi, without the least notion of our approach. Ibis fa.
vuurable CiSCUMMILOCC enabledene to have all the roads by which
the retreat of the Grand Vizier seemed practicable most carefully
reconnoitred at day break on the I 1 tb, and about nine o'clock in the
same morning to undettake a strong reconnoissance, with ten bet.
rations bf infantry, four squadrons, and twelve cannon, on the road
which leads from Monkovtseba through Kopareva to klartasch.--
This last measure was founded on the information of several pri,
sewers taken in the defile near Madras who said that the Grand
Vizier hid resolved to take that road with the body of his army,

" The enemy at first did not,oppose more thao about 3,000 men,
infantry, cavalry, and artillery, to the above mentioned strong et_
connuitring party; but on the nearer approach of Our columos he
displayed all his forces iu regular squares of infantry and well Its.
posed columns of cavalry, supported by numerous artillery.
cording to the account of the prisotiers, this array consisted of 2g
regiments of regular infantry, some regiments of regular cavalry,
and above 1;500 'Anatolian infantry and cavalry.

,* Our brave troops burned with impatience to engage the enemy,
and a most-smegisittary battle ensued; so that I was obliged at the
very beginning to make a reserve of two brigades of infantry, and,
with their artillery, and a brigade of cava:ry, with a company of
horse artillery, advance into the fire. ilia re inforceme, t. and
especially the boldness of the 19:h company of horse artilliry,
which, under the personal command of the brave Alait.r General
Arnolell, did the enemy great damage ; and also several attacks
undertaken and executed with the greatest resolution by the Pat.
lograd and Irkutok Iteginienta of Hussies, obtained us a consider.
able superiority ; notwithstanding which the battle continued with
equal ob;tinsey on both sides, till at length the enemy was ann.
pelted to retreat into an advantageous position, ermered by wood
leaving the field-Of battle covered with a great part of his regylar
troupe mho hid 'alien its the action.
" After a murderous Combat of four hours, the fire, eritliti the
exhausted troops could not continue, entirely ceased on both sides
I made use of this interval of repose to take such further measures
as appeared to me accessary for the entire defeat of the Grand
Vizier. Accordingly, the 6th division of infantry was relieved,
and the sth took ire place. I reinforced the 2d division of Hours
with the Sel, and the whole line with a reserve formed of the 16th
and 19th divisions of infantry; and to Lieutenant General Bona
row z, who was stationed towards Schumla, i sent as a reserve
the .7rd brigade of the lltb division, and the -Mhos of the Bug,
with their artikry.
_ _

e• These new measures, and C,e extraordinary loss which the
enemy's army bad already sustained in the engagement. produced'
an entire discouragement in the Grand Vizier. Ile caLed a Council
of War (as we learned from a liimbaschi who was taken prisoner),
and resolved upon it to retreat by way of Kop aaaaa to Mata•ch.
The deliberations of the enemy's; Generals were not yet concluded
when our columns advanced from different shies and began the
attack. Our horse artillery, under the protection of the sth diet-
, sion of infantry, and the 16th brigade of artillery, blew up
several of the enemy's ammunition waggons by their first
shot. This circumstance produced an evident terror in the enemy's
ranks, and a partictilar wavering in his whole line seemed to indi-
cate that be would speedily give way. kleantinte our troops. ad.
•vanced in quick time. The Grand Vizier's army, howevef, dii
not wait fur their attack, but, having discharged all their artillery,
commenced a general flight—abandoning forty cannon, with all the
*ammunition waggons., the camp, and their whole baggage. Besides
this, above 2,000 of the enemy were killetLand 1.500 taken prisoners.
" This happened at 4 o'clock in the afternoon. A Bimini
whom we have taken prisoner, and several others of the turg df
tinguisbed officers of the enemy's army, unanimously agree tfiat,tl7e
army of the Grand Vizier is to be considered u not only totally
defeated, but entirely dissolved, the Vizier himself having nudelde
escape, accompanied only by a small number of hone.
The way that he took was admirably calculated for this per.
post, for it led eight wersts through the forest, and was so cam.
pletely block ded by the enemy's waggons, that it was necessary to
employ a division of infantry to remove them, in order to open' a
way for their artillery.
" Immediately after sending a this dispatch I shall set out with
all any troops to larasch, in the hopes of finding there the Grand
Vizier with the remains of his army. May the Goa of war grant
us his blessing for their entire destruction !
" The loss on our side in this sanguinary battle is unhappily pot
small, especially in the Murow regiment of infantry, the 12tit regt.
of Yagers, said the Hussars of Irkutsk. With that bravery which
becomes the troops of your Imperial Majesty, they rushed into the
heaviest fire of the enemy, and many brave men in their ranks
jnyfully died a glorious death for their religion, their Emperor, and
their country.
" Among the wounded are Alajor Generals Obosrehenke and
GLsonap ; among the killed, Lieut. Colonel Remberg, who coat.
mended, Wisteria", the 32th Regiment of Yagers. I shall not f. 4

•bortly to aend to your Imperial Majesty a detailed statement et
our loss, sod a hit of the iti4ividnah.who particularly distinguished
I themselves in this memorable action.

•• I lay at your Majesty's feet two standards. which have jut
been sent me by General Count P.leen. who is in pursuit of do
enemy.

44'1,5. I have just received sews that sixteen more cartoon have
been found in the forest through which the enemy disccted his
eight "

CITY. TweLve o'CLocK.
0 This is a holiday at the Bank and scork Exchange, bat she
Foreign market is *pets.
• Little or no business is doing at /resent, Red Consols Bey he
quoted at Siti * for the Account.
• CITY. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.

Consols are tail for the Account, with little or nothing doing.
The Foreign Market is very inactive, and prices mach the sune as
on gsturday.

RICNIAWOR OX LONDON.
STe Pmassosom, Jugs 11.-101.
Atarrommx, Jums 26.-12. 10.-2 months, 12. 02 7.loths.
HANICTOVe JUNE 23.-13. 11.-2 months, 13. 91.
Lanka, Jose 19.—Two months, 6. 15.
BMWS, 20.—Three mouths, 6. 23i.
SToccaot.st, Just It—Seventy-21re days, 11. 30.

Accounts from M.sdrid, of the 15 h of June. state
that an extraordinary courier bad arrived there from Collates
with important dispatches, which were sent to the Ktno. *era
says that Count Emmaus bad discovered a grand plot to swamis
the Throne. •bluess has escaped.
They write from Lisbon that all letters coming frost
France are opened, which has caused a number of arrests.
ii stzted in a French Paper that the King of
FRAME. the Duke of Somme/Az, and the Daorunt, have betelst
them more than 100 Aides de Comp, who receive pay as sod;
whereas the King of ElssLaao has only twe • and the Kiod
reuse's and the Emperor of Amara one each.
Letters from Vera Cruz to the lit of May state dog
the Mexican marine is totally destroyed. The Commodore *Oa
for leave to go to the United States, and received an answer to
come to Mexico. The Officers are daily getting their dischstrk
Total amount of the effects of the suitors of the
High Court of Chancery In 1819, 83,7611,7914 Ss. 74. ate :el
1828, 39,210546 f. Os. 4d.-.-being an increase In tea Mn

2011,6171. les. 94.
The establishment of the British Government is lbl
cam of puha, It is supposed, would have great Mama vo
public 'opinion of Unlit if favour of British power • el maim:
the seat, of qpVetalkient OD the coast, where the Bri;lell grit 1.4
as Inegigantsi 'esppos'esl to favour au ophiloo that we tooth
ourselves but minnows, not permanent possessors of the cagoule