Star.
London, England, 1829-07-27 00:00:00

FLANDERS MAIL.

FRONTIERS OF WALLACHIA, Juts S.
Letters front &whereat, of the 4th July, announce that great
thovernenti are taking place in the- !ludas army, Which indicate
that in opeelllh beyond the Makin is revolved span. Count Pali.
• len's corptis sold to have already takes the road to Ettillkaniboul•

• Count Diebitsch, it is added, intends shortly to remove hia brad.
quarters to Karmihat, vibe. be will advance towards Bourgas, in
!order to attach Hussein Pacha, who is to said to con nand in that
!gaiter a nutneanni army. estimated by lane persist's at slaty
thousand men ; and, after defeating hint, to March ilidct to Addlt
ample. It is difficult to calculate the conterfamces of suck a
m .titerver.if executed with ths tame ability and smarm as that
(against the atmy of the Grand Vizier. Perhaps the Porte may he
alarmed by It and induced to give way, thaeb It edit continue. tb
show the %ant perseverance in its political senihnent% The troops
of 'Gastrin Krassowsky will be principally employed, now that
SaU.trli his :fallen. against Rudschuk. The Russians are already
engsged'in ratoting the futtificats •ns of SdistriA, and in repairing
a budge Ov, r the Ihnube, in order to haves nearer and more direct
communication with the ptincipalities. The Turkish flotilla Which
they have taken is at great u.e to theist in thii work.
FROM THE DANUBE, JILT IS.
Aecording to letters fium Constantinople of the 26th June, floe
Sultan bad had a grand review of the troops aise mbled near Osijek.
dire, at viliikh tilt Ambassadors of England and Prance were pa:-
sent. Though the two Amhaesadoriblid not yet beriedirmally pre,
seated, the Sultan is said to have -conversed Very much tw thi.
occasion with Sir Robert Gordon, who is treated by the Porte
with peculiar distinction. Numerous reports were in cir-
eulatint at' ConstAnkintspli after this review :—one was, that
tie Pate Will' eat the' matlation' of do: Allied Power.
with regret to Grego-, and the Sultan Very plainly expressed
this resialutial to Sir Robert Dordori. The Ambassador of the
Netherlands. Baron Van Zuylen, who. during the absence of the
Ambassador% bad rendered such awoke, to the subjects of both
nation% it reported to have received front the King of Fronde the
Grand Cross of the !Arpin of Honour, and from the King dant.
land a diamond snuff -boil of the value of 5,0001. sterling.

A French covryr, who came from Paris, has been dispatchid
by Antbai;atior, Coyest Laval Montmorency, to Paint
Nisstalatitiople. A Russian couitir has bees dis-
by tit* Ittiesiair Atilbssiador to the head catii!di Count
Dithitsth, and an Aperiatt courier it gone m PA es. Cool 4
ssnsation is ; excited by the letter of `Sir It. Gordon (published is
41i/wirier( (/sirer) to the English Cwt.:ill at !Smyth', !.ropectisig.
ttioritia Neirripittit' and sif the: Greek Ctoptinetlt, ordered
iby tMe Grit% (tookirontiho. ft is Mimed ('urine Cirrt
ith is revolved to leave Oreeetrif the ilegliSh• Goirartittieni Minks'
u restrict thr 'which ha higrasederesl, and that be haat siVrt•
'teri to this eti..-ct to No; I trdcnck Adam. It is even alititt.'4 that
iniir trttatlAlii is. All'er:4 ottililhg Preistiltluati *hit% intimater seat
.a design.
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