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The Danube here runs nearly w. and E. along the foot of range of Bulgarian hlls,-is wide, deep. and rapid, and en- closes several islands between its boundar- ies. On its righ, bank is Rudschuk,a "a for- tress, with large garrison; and very little lower down, on the. opposite side, forming sort of'tete depoint,' is the to- lerably strong fortress of Giurgevo. It is an irregular work, built after European principles, presents three or four bastions towards the field, has citadel, contains a garrison of about 5000 or 4OOO men, hich may be increased at pleasure from Ruds- chuk, and mounts about l5O pieces of can- non.

 To. the north, distant about 5 miles and nearly parallell with the above vesmentioned hills,is another range tor rather the ground presents all inclination to the south,) at the foot of which, and immediately oppo- site to Giurgevo, are three Muscovite en- campmcnts, whence tire minarets of the latter place, as well as those of Rudschuk, are seen with the naked eye. The inter- mediate space is ar open plain, with scarcely any undulation, and covered with small bruslswood, Indian corn, long this ties, high grass, &c. affording localities for skirnishing to the foragcrs and ouiposts of