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London, England, 1828-10-18 00:00:00

corps threatened tl e c munications or the Ru.sians on
the Danube. W.:111v- as yet no cert.io intelligence of
the t.te of Varnr, f‘ut private accounts state that the
Ru,s, ws were also left in full retreat from that fortress.

and that the retreating forces, as might naturally be
expected, were iu a state of the greatest distress. This
is the substance of the accounts by these Papers, whtch
is distressing enough for the Russians ; another post or
two will infillibly put us in possession of momentou►
intelligence.

Dispatches have been received from the French Ge•

nerals in the More.' to the 27th of September, at which
time the second division of the EgyptiAn army wassail-
ing, and transports had been supplied by Admiral de

RIONY to accelerate the evacuation. The Turks ap-
peared disposed to follow the example of the Egyptians,
and seemed willing to abandon the hlorea. On the 25th

500 or 600 of them had stet out for Rumelia. Tilde
seems no good authority for stating that the fortress of
Coron has been taken by storm, and the garrison put to
the sword, as is reported in a French provincial paper.
The Journal Du Commerce, of Tuesday, contains
the following article from Frankfort, under date of the
9th instont, descriptive of the hardihips to which
the Russian invaders had been subjected, and to
which we referred in the greater part of our im-
pression yesterday afternoon t—" Intelligence from all
quarters agree as to the fact, that the campaign against
the Po to bas taken a turn which is very unfavourable
to the Russians In the place of the Berlin Gazette,
which for several days has maintained a suspicious si-
lence on the affairs of the East, private letters from
that capital speak of a general breaking up of the se-
cond army, under General Wittgenstein. The cavalry
must have suffered exceedingly, and the want of forage
has dismounted whole regiments: water was so scarce
as to be sold at the price of two rubles a bottle. If
any reliance is to be placed on the rumours which have
been circulated to-day on our Exchange, the Russians
have raised the siege of Varna, .and have commenced
their retreat towards the Daaube. The fact of the
?mks having given much annoyance to the army be.
fire Silistria, and of General It ith having been dis-
missed from that command, is confirmed. We are
waiting with great impatience for the next numbers of
tbe.Arstrion Weimer, which will enable us to judge
of the degree of confidence which all this news may
-dem we."

CITY. TWELVL O'CLOCK.
We are without arrivals to the present hour, not even a ship
letter has come to hand, consequently there is no intelligence.
`Cansols opened this morning at 86 buyers, were done at Stie, and
At iltVient may be quoted at 88 to I, with little doing.
Letters from Leipaic of the beginning of this month, state, that.
Athlone. the fair has just commenced, the wholesale merchants,
ease *heady done considerable business with merchants from the,
Danube fcr e#deles of necessity for the Russian army.
The fall of Ver‘qesterday has caused an improvement to the.
British market. •
CITY, HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.

We still remain teithout any Glacial intelligence from the Rua-
*an Armies. A lettertrom Frankton. of a very late date, the
13th inst. states as folloirtv— •

" The greatest joy prevails here it the defeat of the Russians ;
but it is much feared It will be the cause of prolonging the war.—
Ifetalliques at Frankfort,lo4 ; at Viensa,on the 7th, Nil."
The above ktter does not mention a word about the siege of
Varea Davi raised, or any other awaits.
The Coned Market is not.qeite so good ss in the serlypert of the
morning, when they were does at ash; since which they have re-
+ceded to BSi, 86, at which price they may be quoted at present,
with link or nothing doing.
The Foreign Market remains very inactive, aid scarcely &bagel's
has been transacted.
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WARS ARRIVED Tuts Day.—-I—Waterford I—Holland
Te Marmien, Loanox, from Liverpobi to New Orleans, ram-
*nil of Barclay oa the 13th instant, in consequence of striking
go Wicklow Banks—crew saved.
DIM, OCT. 17.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrived from London the
William Manning, Sawn, for &. Kitt's; Java, BuLaoce, for
Oporto; Hudson. —, for New York ; Juno, ilentansan, for Ja.
maica • Union, Cutscn. for Trieste, and sailed. Remain the Prince
Berea:. HAWKINS, for Faro; Andes, JOGUITA. for &. Michael's ;
Genes packet, Parrsautn, for Genoa; and Grant, Saves% for
Tobago.
BRISTOL, OCT. 17.—Arrived the Steadfast, Baotou, from Nevis;
and Perseverance, trom ArchapgeL
Heti., Oct. 16.—Arrived the Jane. Munsiaton. and Lord Wel-
&lead, frum Davis' Straits; and Economy, Kuaocir. from
Vryburg.
biILVORD. OCT. 15.—Tbe Caldicot Castle, Hien, lately sunk in
Ibis port, has been raised and put on the beach.
FLubittmo, Oct. 11.—A mid from Hamburgh to Gibraltar is
an shore on Campvete.