Star.
London, England, 1828-08-26 00:00:00

DUTCH PAPERS.

BERLIN, ACP. 18.
Our Stale Gazelle contains some new bulletins of the
Russian army to the 29th of July inclusive. Two of
them relatt to the operations for the removal of the Im•
petial head quarters trom Bazardjik, on the 16th rf
July, to the 20th of that month. Another bulletin of
the 27th contains the circumstantial account of the
events mentioned in the preceding,nun►ber of the States
gazette t Lastly a foutth, dated two days later, is of
the lollowing tenor:
CAMP BEFORE SCHUMLA, Jut., 29.

Yesterday afternoon, at five o'clock, two brigades of
the third corps of the army before Schumla, under the
command of Rudaemez, marched to the right wing, in
order to occupy the thickly-wooded eminences which
are situated on the road to Silistria. This movement
was successfully effected under the protection of the 3.. i
brigade of Horse Artillery, supported by the division
of Light Cavalry. A brigade of int.intry formed the
reserve. During this movement a m ass of the enemy's
cavalry, supported by the tedorth.s erected before
Schunda, :sod by some piece. of flying artillery, w'.ich
were directe4 against us, enJeavoured to disturb us in
onr advantageous position. Scarcely h.d the enemy's
artillery appeared, when it was dismounted. The
Turkish cavalry surrounded the extremity of our right
wing, and briskly charged the squares of the 15th and
16th regiments of Chasseurs which formed there; and
on the other side made an attempt to get possession of
our artillery. But all their endeavours were fruitless.
By a well-supported fire of howitzers and musketry,
toe enemy was repulsed at all points, with the loss of
403 killed—we had thirty killed and fifry wounded.
On this occasion the Emperor presented a sword
ornamented with diamonds to AJjutant-General Kisie-
lew, and the Ribbon of the Order of St. Anne to Gene-
ral Berg. To-day we have fortified the heights of
which we to -k possession yesterday, in spite of the fire
of the enemy's redoubts and entrenchments, and the
repeated attacks of his sharp-shooterr. General Girow,
who with a division of Cossacks has taken the road to
Kuszetu, has arrived at llasgrod. He has taken a
hundred prisoners, and rescued a thousand families of
Bulgarian Christians from the persecution of the Turks.
Has Majesty rewarded him with the Order of St. Anne
of the first class. General Rudiger, at the head of a
division of infantry, cavalry, and artillery, has taken
the road to Este-Stamboul, and Colonel Leprandi has
marched towards Dzierrna.

Admiral Greig, with the whole fleet under his com-
mand, has arrived at Karma, whence he will proceed
to Varna, to assist in the siege of that fortress.
Silistria is invested, and the reserved battalions of
the military colonies have already entered Moldavia
and Wallachia..

AMSTIMDAM, Amuse 22.—Rzehange on London, ltf. 921 c. two
months.t if. •76c.

-.1. This is-tbe Bulletin given in the Brussels Papers.

TURKISH FORTRESSES.

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At the moment in which the Russian armies are
threatening the empire of Turkey. we think it will not
be unpleasing to our readers if we give a statistical ac-
count of the two principal places to which the invading
troops have repaired.