Star.
London, England, 1810-07-26 00:00:00

ST. PETERSBURGH, JUNE 27.

Our Court Gazette contains the following Journal
of the operations of the army of Moldavia :
cg The Commander-in-Chief General of infantry,
Count Kaminsky, opened the operations of war on
the opposite bank of the Danube, with the following
victories. •

A corps of 10,000 men of the choicest Turkish
troops, under the orders of the well known Seraskier
Pegliwan, who commanded in the environs of the
fortress of Bazardshik, withdrew at the approach of
Lieutenant-Gencral Kaminsky, with the corps en-
trusted to him, from the left wing of the Russian
army into the fortress of Bazardshik.
g, Lieutenant General Kamensky, agreeable to or-
ders given him, attacked this corps i■ the fortress.—
After a bloody storm, in which above 8000 Turks
were cut down on the spot, the fortress then surren.
dered to the victorious Russian arms. The Seraskier
Pegliwan was himself taken prisoner ; with him
were taken the Pacha of two tails Ismael, 32 Bem Pa.
chas, 242 Raluk Pachas, 72 Bairactars, 70.artilicry-
men, 120 Janissaries, and 1092 chosen troops. In this
manner, his whole corps of 10,000 men was defeated
and annihilated.

" By the ropmrt of Lieutenant-General Colin'
Kaminsky, our loss in killed and wounded does not

amlunt to 700 men. Alter taking the fortress, CS
• standards, (including that of the Seraskier,) and 17
pieces of cannon, fell into the hands of the conqueror.
" ImmeJiately after the taking of the fortress of
• Bazardshik, one of our detachments, under Adju-
tant-Gzn:ral Prince de Gorucke, occupied the forts
of Geregri, Bassana, Kawaina; and Balivz. The
enemy, who retreated from this latter place, was
overtaken by the cavalry under Major-General An-

scion, dispersecl and forced to leave his cannon behind.
time, lojor-Gcneral Wolnow, who had
t.Y.n erdcrod from Lilo same corps with a detachment,
oc;:lip;,d Ole town of Kuslodsho, from which the
eiwn)y, panic struck at our successes, saved him-
) • by lii

In these actions Majar.Generals Dolgorucki,Wri-
mv,-, and Anselm much distinguished themselves.—
Whilc all this was doing, the corps under the
command of Lieutenant General the Count of Lan-
geron began the siege of Silistria, on the
twent) -third of May. After seven days operations
against• the fortress from the opened trenches, this
important strong hold was forced on the 30th May,
and surrendered to the victorious Russian 'arms.

4, Our troops entered it on the same day. The
Commander-in-Chief, who lays the keys of this for-
tress at the feet of his imperial Majesty, does parti-
cular justice to the manly activity and wise disposi-
tions of Lieutenant-General Count Langeron, who
commanded the corps of siege, as well as to the in.
trepidity of Lieutenant-General Rajewski, and to the
skill and gallantry of Major-General Harling."

NAPLES, JUNE 22.
The numerous convoys which for six weeks past
we have sent to Calabria, have, notwithstanding all
the endeavours of the English to prevent them, al rived
safely at their place of destination.

Generals Pwtod, Hamelinarie, and Decours are
appointed to the army of the expedition.
Corfu is blockaded more strictly than ever, but no
fears are entertained for that important place, it is well
provided ; and General Dorezelot, who commands