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London, England, 1828-08-14 00:00:00

Brazilian
Marine Alliance

At a late hour this forenoon we received the Prussia,.
State Casette of the 91 instant. It contains an account
of the movements of the Russian Army to the 22d inst.
at which time it occupied the heights before Schumla.
There bad previously been some smart fight ing,especially
on the 20th, when the Turks were obliged to abandon
the eminences, and retreat to the entrenchments. The
communication between Varna and Schumla is also cur
off by the Russian army

BERLIN, Atreus: 9.
NEWS PROM TM6 TRRATIR OF WAR.
On the 16th July the Emperor's bead-quarters were at Thelma,
and the van-guards bad proceeded towards Jesibasar. NcarVerne.
General Comm SvelteUs bad a sharp engagement with the jarri-
ng, which made a sally, and repulsed it with coosiderable lom—
at the 17th July, attar a very fatiguing march through bad roads,
broken -up by the unfavourable weather, the Imperial Head-
/garters arrived at Jaskepe.
General 13enkendotif was sent with a detachment towards Pra,
vadi, is order to drive the enemy from that place, and to make
himself master of the communication between Schmitt and
Varna. The Empire( has issued an order of the day, strictly en-
jiiag tho troops to behave with humanity to the enemy, because
tits men were extremely indignant at the Turks having, according
to their mules, cut of the beads of the Russians who were slain.
Oa the 19th of July the Head-quarters moved to Turk Arnett
lar. in a fertile roastry ; and on the 19th they moved to eminences
of Jenfteely, opposite the enemy's out-posts.whose teats were seen
media Walks Si Schmala.
On the taltk the army marched towards Sekund& The enemy,
mutat* et eight or ten thousand men, cavalry and artillery, vi.'
seemly defended the eminences, bat were driven back into the
entrenchments before &hands, and the army immediately bi-
vouacked on the eminences opposite that place. Otte loss is inconsi-
derable ; but the death of Colonel Read, the Emperor's Aid-de.
camp. is muck regretted. On the 21st part of our army occupied.
Witham mistaace, the heights near to Schumla.
Getters, %chubs has defeated a body of Turks who swam over
the 'Aloes to get is the rear of our corps before Varna. The siege
of Maria was to begin on the 21* Joll.—Praissica Skate Gamete,
AVM 9.

An Extraordinary Express arrived this morning, with
the Paris Papers of Tuesday. They announce that the
fortress of Kars, one of the most important posts in
Asiatic Turkey, was taken by storm by the Russians
on the 15th ult. after a severe and sanguinary conflict,
in which the Turks are said to have lost 2,000 men
killed and wounded. The Russians state their own loss
in killed and wounded at only 464. Five thousand Turks
laid down their arms. and 1;250 were taken in the
previous action, in which they made a most determined
resistance. A great quantity of cannon, arms, ammu-
nition, provisions. &c. also fell into the hands of the
Russians. The following are the particulars:
/ROM TUB UUSAOZIL Dig miasma's, AUGUST 13.
PARIS, Alums: 1!.
We have just received, by express, the following news
from the Russian army:
ODESSA. JOLT 23.

An Aid-de-camp of General Paskewitsch brought,
the day before yesterday, the following news
The Imperial colotns are flying on the walls of the
important fortress of Kars, which was taken by storm
on the 11th July, at eight o'clock in the morning. Upon
an eminence which commands the town on the south.
wig side was an entrenched camp, which it was abso•
luteirsecessary to get possession of in order to carry on
the siege.

Om; troops attacked the Turks with impetuosity with
the bayonet, and dislodged them from that formidable
position, notwithstanding their soperiority in numbers,
zed the vigorous resistance they marie„. In the /omit
we passed three ramparts, by which we made ourselves
IMAM of the suburbs, and the lover part of the gar-
rison had time to e*cape into the citadel.
Terrified by our success, the enemy, to the number

of 5,000 men, tau down their arms, besides 1,250 who
were made prisoners during the attack ; among the pri-
soners are Mehemet Jamin, Pacha of Two Tails, Com-
mander of the Cavalry, Vali Aga, and many other

Officers.
The attack continued three hours. The ground oc-
cupied by the camp as well as the suburbs. were covered
with the Turkish slain. The loss of the enemy in killed
and wounded is 2,000; 3,000 cevalty, who were in the
fortress, escaped into the mountains ; the garrison
amounted to 11,000 men. We had one Officer and 33
privates killed, one Captain, 13 Officert, and '216 pr ivates
wounded. We found in the fortress 151 pieces of cannon,'
33 standards, and a considerable quantity of ammuni-
tion, arms, magazines of corn, &c.
Kars is one of the principal fortresses of Asia; three
ranges of thick walls, flanked by towers, which are con-
structed in the form of bastions, surround the town and
part of the suburbs; the whole is protected by a citadel,
situated on the summit el a mountain named Karaday ;
151 pieces of cannon command the plain in every direc-
tion; a rocky soil, which rendered the works of the be-
siegers difficult, added to the obstacles which we had
to conquer.
nasal Foxes.—Pau', Asa. 12.—Five per Cents. 1071. 60c.
107 f. 45c. Three per Cents. 721. 8.5 c. 72f. 75c. Bank Stock,
1.870. Renter de Naples. 76f. 50c. 76f. 50c. Renter de'Espagne, 61.
Royal Spanish Loan. 721. Haytian Ditto, 625. Beckange on Lao-
dott, One Meath, 151.2 k. Three Months, lbf. ISc.—Cours 411-
tkeniim 4fossist 12.

Accounts from Lisbon by the French mail, state that
the Madeira expedition is going to be augmented to
3,000 men, who are to be escorted by two sail of the line,
three frigates, and nine brigs; but this expedition re•
quires at least three millions, and the treasury is empty.

German and Brussels Papery to a late dare have
been received this morning; part of the intelligence in
the extracts which we subjoin have been anticipated
through other channels:
SMYRNA, hum 4.

An English frigate has brought to Vourla the joyful news that
the European Admirals and Count Capd d'lstria have had an inter-
view with Ibrahim Packs, and have made a formal Convention
with him to supply his army with provisions from Zante, on his
engaging to evacuate the Moses. An English brig was sent to
.:lexandria to procure the vessels necessary for the conveyance of
the troops. Till the time that the evacution shall actually be ef-
fected, the blockade of Navarin, Candia, and Alexandria is merely
for the purpose of observation, as an armistice in fact exists. We
latter ourselves here that the Ambassadors will soon land at Vourla.