The Sun.
London, England, 1831-06-25 00:00:00

GERMAN PAPERS.

WARSAW, JUNE 17.—The Warsaw Stale Gazette says
" The corps of General Witt is at Pultusk. The Russian army
beyond the Narew is said to be about 36,000 strong; and a corps
of 20,000 men, with forty pieces of cannon, sent in pursuit of
General Gielgud. These troops are said to be part of the Guard,
so that only half of them remain with the main army. General
Krenuz is said to have left the Government of Lublin, and gone
to Podlachia ; and his former positions are occupied by Generals
Rudiger and Dawedoff. It is reported that General Knorung is
sent against General Chrapowski." A later number of the same
Journal says that General Kreutz had advanced through ltadzyn
to Brzesc, in order to attack the Lithuanian insurgents who had
appeared on the other side of Brzesc.
Accounts from Gnieworzow, on the Vistula, report that news
had been received there that General Chrzanowski had gained,
on the Ist, considerable advantage over General Rudiger. No
direct news from General Chrzanowski has reached Warsaw.
Letters from Lithuania say that the insurgents, together with
General Chrapowski, had taken the town of Stonim, and that the
Grand Duke Constantine was gone to Minsk.
The Warsaw Courier says that the insurgents in Podolia had
arrived at Santanow, and made the Russian garrison prisoners ;
only one officer escaped to Husialyn, and the Russians had fled
to Gallicia with the public offers.
The insurgents had found many arms that were buried, and
General Wittgenstein's cannon. The insurgents are certainly
30,0i0 in number.
fhe War Department gave notice that the number of phy-
sicians for the army and the military hospitals are now suffi.
cient, and, therefore, those who arrive after the 30th of this
month will not have their travelling expellees paid.
Dr. Searle, an English physician known by his cures of the
Indian cholera, who practised long in India, especially at Madras,
during the prevalence of the disorder, by which he was himself
three times attacked, has arrived at Warsaw. He left London
eleven days ago, at the instance of the Polish agent.
It has been announced by one of our Boards that Dr. Leo,
who practices here has employed bismuth with great success as
a remedy against cholera.
There were received in Warsaw, from Hungary, for the hos.
',Reis, 300 hogsheads of wine, 150 of vinegar, and different other
articles.
FRONTIERS OF LITHUANIA, JUN-E
12.—The Russian
corps opposed to General Gielgud is stated in letters from Kawen
(or Kouna) at 22,000 men. Part of them came from Russia, and
General Tolstoi is said to have arrived at Kawen with the van-
guard.
The news that General Sacken was shot in an action in Lithu-
ania seems to be unfounded ; on the contrary, both he and Ge-
neral Fricken are said to have joined General Tolstoi in Kawen,
where General Rennenkampf. is expecthl from Polangen, and
from which place (Kawen) it is intended to put down the insur-
rection by a decisive blow. General Gielgud, who is said to have
16 cannon, is reported not to have gone towards Polangen, as at
first believed, but to intend to spread the insurrect.on in the Go-
vernment of Wilna. It may be supposed he will have a battle
with the above-mentioned Russian corps; but, from the insecu-
rity of the roads, and the strict quarantine on the Prussian fron-
tiers, it is difficult to obtain correct information from Lithuania.
Prussian State Gazette, June 17 and IS.
AMSTERDAM, JUNE 21.

Actual Debt, 2} per cent 3B to 38%
Amort Syndic, :404 - cent. 62% to 63

Ditto, ditto, per ,
3,4 per cent 51% to 51%
Exchange on London i ll to L 5

Two Maths ll E 7 5.10..
WARSAW, JUNE 11.—We are now released from all in-
certitude • our wishes are accomplished. The hazardous plan
of our Generalissimo has succeeded, and the Samogitians are
saved. On the 6th of June, in the morning, the Polish army
passed the Niemen at two principal points, Gulgudzeski and
Wilkie. This has caused the greatest joy and enthusiasm to
the whole of the inhabitants of the right side of the bank of
the Niemen, and the Polish army will be supplied with all its
wants from their brothers. It will give assistance to the revo.
lution in Courland, where numbers of the inhabitants have joined
the Poles. The army of General Gielgud has a sun/Tient number
of Officers with it to organize 25,000 men, which ill`w be suffi-
cient to occupy part of the coast of the Baltic Sea. e learn
that Count Przezdziki, sncient Colonel of the Lancers, is pro-
claimed General of the Forces in the district of Ochmiana ; the
army he commands consists of 14,000 men.

Lord COLCHESTER leaves town on Monday,
to resume his comxnuad on the South American station.

Last night a public meeting was held at the
Bann. Coffeehouse, Oxford-market, for the purpose of
nominating two fit and proper persons to serve in Parlia-
ment for the united district of St. Pancras, Paddington,
and St. Marylebone parishes, in the event of the pro-
posed Reform Bill being carried. Colonel JONES and
Major REVELL were nominated ; they were present,
and addressed the meeting in explanation of their poli-
tical views. A third person, Mr. Jonw SAVAGE, was
but the Chairman declared the show of hands
proposed,
equal.
THE GLOVE TRADE.—We regret to learn
importation of foreign gloves ; during the present year
that great depression exists in the glove trade, owing to
the
0,300 dozen per week have been imported into the port of
London alone ; thus the circulation of nearly 50,000/.
per annum among our own labouring classes is prevented ;
the consequences are such as might be expected. The
applications at our House of Industry are unusually nu-
merous. The manufacturers are about to memorialize the
Lords of the Treasury to return to the prohibitory system ;
this is the only adequate protection.— Worcester Journal.

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