Star.
London, England, 1828-07-04 00:00:00

RUSSIA AND TURKEY.

• BBRLIN. hate 27.
ISTRAORDINART SIIPPLIURNT TO VIZ PRUSSIAN STATI
GAzaTTI.
LATEST NEWS PROM THE THEATRE OF WAR.-
' Camp at Babaßasit, set (luta) Amu, '
The last report contained the account of the sumo.
der of Issaktchi, and the completion of the bridge over
the Danube.
The wbnle night of the lath was employed by the
carps of General Radzestricx, which was on the left
bank of the Danube. in passing this !midge.
Early in the morning of the 12th the Emperor's head
quarters were removed from Sutanuow to close under
the walls of Issaktchi. His Majesty was expected there
by a deputation of Moldavians, who bad settled in the
environs of the monastery of St. Nicholas, near I.saktchi.
This deputation brought to his Majesty bread and sell,
and recommended themselves to his protection. They
vete graciously received. and orders gives to the mili-
tary authorities specially to protest the monastery of
S.. Nicholas. Ott the 13th the corps of GeeesAl Bud-
:mica followed the v.tri guard under Lieut. General
Itudijet, which had taken the road to Babadagh the
day before.

On tb.e 13th his Majesty, with the head-quarters, took
the same road ; nothing particular ocearred on this day.
We passed a hollow way which extends from lisaktehi
through woods•and mountains for about thirty wares
(twenty miles) towards the village of Frieaczedeae, and,
has a very romantic appearance. In the. evening o'
tiffs day the Emperor's tent was set up on an emi-
nence near ''rat village. We have no where Longa- in
with tie enemy, who has not been even seen. The
inhabitints of Fricac seduce and the iseighbealing ea-
Lye fled on our approach. We soon learned from some
Turks who were brought in by the Cossacks that the
inhab.tants of Bulgaria, bothMahometans and Christians,
had been compelled to leave their habitations by the
game Hassan Etch* who had attempted to prevent oats
cloning the Danube. Ou she 14th the Emperor and
the head queue's, and the eor_ps of General Itudzewics
proceesied on the Toed to Babadagh. The country
Was kis intersected, but we no where met with the
"4114. Alen Babadagh the Emperor was met by
a deputati,in sent to him by the Cossacks of the tribe
of gekraxow (they bear this name from 'their chief.)_
Thew Cossacks lett Russia in the middle of the lest
century, in consequence of an insurrection. Since that
trme our troops have found them in• Bulgaria, not only
as obstinate but dangerous enemies, hiding themselves
in the woods, attacking single detachments, and en-
eeavouring to intercept the communications. They
were always averse a union with their .ancient bre-
thren. When the depiitation got sight of the Emperor,
they fell at. his Majesty's feet. presented bread and, salt.
andimplored his Majesty's favour, offering their set•
vices and unbounded submission. The voluntary sub-
mission of these Cossacks is a most important event, as
it not only secures the line ef oui operations, but pro
miser considerable advantages. Other deputations of
these ColllllCkb from other points inhabited by them are
co itinually arriving in his Majesty's camp. The depts.
ties from the village of Kamien have stopped, and deli-
vered up t.) us two Tuikish Couriers, with dispatches,
rata 'hag from Matszyn to Schum. la.
The Turkish inhabitants of Babadagh have been
compelled by Hassan Paella to take flight. Some in-
taiditatits of Bulgaria have, however, returned to 84-
which is distinguished by good and even mae.
Lificently built barracks. They were intended for the
arm Turkish regular tto'ups, and are roomy etioughfor
3.0(K) men.
Our advanced posts go forward without' wing tiw
Itilt 111 y.
A courier, who arrived yesterday evening frOntAssalsar
brings news of considerable advantages gained by the
tii.ops and fleet besieging that place.
Aker use engagement on the 30th of Nay, Anal,*