Star.
London, England, 1810-10-09 00:00:00

FRENCH PIPERS.

FONTAINEBLEAU, urn OIL
'Their Majesties arrived here yesterday at satin in
the evening. The whole town was instantly
Princess Borghese and the Graad Duke
of Berg had arrived the day before. •.
The Queen of Holland and her family are expect-
ed, as well as the Prince of Neufchatel ; for the *S-
eers of whose household apartments have already been
taken. Every thing here is in motion • and it is u-
petted that the excursion will be very brilliant .

PARIS, SEPT. U.
The works of the bridge which is building over the
Beinent Choisy, long felt to be necessary for estab-
lishing a direct communication between the depart-
ments of the North and those of the South, are ra-
pidly advancing.
On the 25th, a memorable day for the iababitants
of these parts, their Majesties, on their journey to
Fontainebleau, after having passed through an elegant
triumphal arch, ornamented with inscriptions, ea.
tered the ferry-boat, where a repast was provided for
them, of which they had the goodness to partake.—
Having examined the works, and received an expla-
nation of the details, and of she mechanism, their
Majesties condescended to express their satisfaction
to M. Navies, the Engineer, with regard to the com-
position and mode of construction of this Bridge.
Their Majesties then remounted their carriage, to
set out for the castle of Grosbois, through a double
vow of spectators, expressing by shouts of joy their
happiness in having been able to contemplate the
Conqueror, the Legislator, and the Benefactor of a
goat part of the nations of Europe—the father of his
subjects, as great in peace as in war.
Samar. 29.—The following decree for the establish-
ment of Schools of Marine has appeared :

" Palace of Footainebkau, Sept. sy.
We, Napoleon, Emperor of the French, King of
Italy, Protector of the Confederation of the Rhite,
Mediator of the Swiss Confederation, kc. &c. have
decreed and do decree as follows :
“ Art. 1. There shall be formed in each of our
aorta of Brest and Toulon, a special School of Marine.
" 2. These Schools shall be under the orders of the
Maritime Prefects.
" S. No one shall be admitted to these Schools but
by a decree ; he must not be under the age of 18,
nor above 15, of a good constitution, and without
bodily deformity.
4. The number of pupils at each port is fixed at
300 ; and each shall pay an annual pension of 800
francs."

Mehemet was displayed em the Serasti. 'rho 36.4"
parture of the Grand Seignior was fixed for theillOth.
His Highness would be accompanied to Adrienople ,
by the whole corps of Jantssarte&
The. Journals continue to publish the (acid Sul-.
letins of the Grand Vizier with regard to the opera-
tions of the Turkish army.
The second is insides!, 04 Summary of the agreea-
ble news last received from the Imperial Camp, re-
specting the events whisk have takes place at Rud-
schuk." It is as follows ;
“ The enemy having finished his great prepara-
tions for the attack of Rudschnk, not only invested
that fortress on the land side, but also attempted to
shut up all its communications with the Upper Da-
nube ; they ascended that river with 19 gun-boats to
shut up the navigation to Rudschuk. On the.l4th
of the moon Gernaslul-achy (16th July), the com-
bat began with a sharp cannonade both on the back
of the river near Giurgova, and on that of Rud-
schuk. At that place troops were embarked on board
different transporte, and advanced against the enemy.
" The result of this combat has been—two gun-
boats sunk, six others taken with their crews, 16
pieces of cannon with ammunition, more than 100
enemy's heads, while eleven other tun-boats sought
safety in Hight.
4, Two days after this action the enemy began at
break of day to fill up with fascines the ditches which
are between the ramparts of .Rudsshuk and the co-
vered way, and made a general assault upon that
place. The combat lasted, without intermission,
nearly fifteen hours and a half ; at last the zephyr of
victory breathed on the side of the true Believers-i
The Infidels were repulsed, beaten, and put to flight.
Twenty officers and one General were taken during,
the fight ; another General remained dead on the
field of battle, not including the number of prisoners
and heads cut off."

The third Bulltria, entitled " Summary of the rod
news from Nyua," is as follows :
" The Servian General, Czerni George, had oc-
cupied with all his disposable force the fortress ofJo-
perlik Banaui. The Ottomaa troops began the
combat by attachingi!tb all their bravery, the en-
trenchments which t perjured men had raised at
that place. With the aid of the Most High, and un-
der the influence of the happy star of his Highness,
our sublime Monarch, the Mussulmans obtaineda corn-
idete victory. The traitcrs were unable to resist—they
were beaten and put to flight. The greater part of
them could not take refuge even in their entrench-
menu, but saved themselves elsewhere. We have
taken the heads of a great number to serve as bridges
( for our true believing warriors in their passage to the
regions of the other'wurld.
" As Czerni George and his partizans could not,
after this shameful defeat, maintain themselves in the
entrenchments where they had taken refuge, they
quitted them in the hope that their retreat would be
covered with the shades of night; in consequence,
several corps were able to make their escape, in the
pates disorder, on the side of Yourakin and Alex-
intza. Thanks to the Lord, these traitors were also
chased from Bana and dispersed, and could find 133
safety for their souls but in a shameful and precipi.
tate flight."

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