The Sun.
London, England, 1831-04-16 00:00:00

POLAND.-WARSAIS, APRIL 2.

(From the Times Private Correspondent.)
The bulletin of our General will_hert 4oiVrkunicated to You
our glorious success of 41 Vlore yestel;daY•-•Chlr men fought
like lions G'Nra. dew" from post, to post ..(49ra rank to
rank, tillkettin'g, animating, and encouraging. 1 insls a glorious
triumph 0!, could you !have seen our heroes?,—could vou
have seen the burning real,.with which Coe recruit hurried on
with the old soldier,—and the half-recovered wounded of
our great previa,s a"h:,:vement,—how they hurried to the field,
you wails' lia, e said, this people cannot die tho death of slave;
—they were not born for eternal bondage. Our citv •iiwe the
25th of February has been changed into a cattip, t've!•:, roan stood
forth as a defender, and wore his tinifor. ; redoubled activity
reigned through all the ttillitiry branches, the, enthusiasm was
superb ; mats but of his country. e had before our
little,leakosies, and our share of personal weaknesses ; but after
the glorious day of the 25th of February, all were merged it, the
sacred cause—each man fought and acted as lf,Uppit big S.ll~ie
arm reposed his country's honour.. Our attille";• splendid •
it is French, yet we boast of it• 104.. ',Ve want fire arms. Good
God, is there ally tunde cfi.uppis mg us with them ? The pur-
suit is
.ktill 110. our country is every where risen, and
Diebßg:h will find assailants in every village. Lithuania
is striking her blow, and the march through Poland is not
the passing of the Balkan—he will not have quite leisure
enough for the use of his rich Turkish
pipe
i
, and perfumed
Whole
bacco—nor even for his brandy punch: Our Generalissimo,
Skrzynecki,himself'
a
likeha Nn 6
atitiioli ofeo rn
nt Cen, he hie trlen t ttd
he has shown
Muscovite Masses. Thirty-eight thOusa
congregatedhdPoleshas•e tbeahetein,
back one hundred thousand RuSsiant, who
masses under the walls of Warsaw ; and now twenty-four
thousand men ate chasing and prostrating twice their number at
the point of the bayonet, from fortified positions, deefned im-
pregnable without heavy artillery. Do not believe what the
Berlin Papers say of the humanity of our invaders—the barbarity
of the Russians extends to torture. I declare to you, upon my
honour, that I have i;;tl., on the skirts of fields of contest,
wounded Poles, Whose eyes were torn out, merely because they
had resleted like heroes. Women have been, on the Muscovite
line of march, brutally violated and carried off,—whole. families
have been dispersed, and many home into Russia under base
pretences. They saw horror and devastation wherever they show
themselves. They have even taken away a lady to Pulawy, from
the very apartment of the Princess Ctartoryski. Heavens l•••—see
if it is possible to get us arms : the campaign is only begun—no
fear now of a cob', de main upon Warsaw.

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THE QUEEN'S DRAWING-ROOM.
THE COURT JOURNAL of this dayf
April 16th, contains an accurate Description o
HER MAJESTY'S DRAWING-ROOM, with an Al-
phabetical List of the numerous PRESENTATIONS,
and full particulars of the LADIES' DRESSES—RoyaI
Movements of the Court—Diary of an Invalid—l'm not a
handsome Man—Paris Fashion and Chit Chat—Taglioni
and Laland—Wedded Life in the Upper Ranks—with the
usual Varieties of the Week.

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