The Sun.
London, England, 1831-05-30 00:00:00

HAMBURG PAPERS.

We receive! last night Hamburg Papers to the 24th
of May.
On the 13th the Russians under Diebitsch attacked Gen.
Utninski at Jendzzejow, but were repulsed with great lose.
General Skrzyneeki has established his head-quarters in
Ostrolenka. Diebitsch is directing his march towards
Ostrolenka, with a view to cross the Vistula at Plock.
The following are extracts :
WaasAw, MAY 11.-The Russians under Diebitsch
attacked General Uminski on the 13th, at Jendrzejow.
Their attack was, however, executed with such languor,
that Uminski had full time to receive reinforcements, and
eventually to repulse the enemy. On our side the loss was
trifling, not exceeding fifty men killed and wounded. The
enemy, on the other hand, according to the accounts of
the prisoners, suffered so severely that it required fifty
waggons to transport their wounded. The first battalion
of grenadiers distinguished itself on the occasion to such a
degree, that General Uminski, in an Order of the Day,
returned thanks to them for their behaviour, telling them
that they reminded him of the old French Imperial Guard.
Major Serkowi, who commanded the grenadiers, was
among the killed. A general battle between the two
armies becomes every day more probable. Official intel-
ligence has been received that the Generals Chranowski
and Romarino had approached the fortress of Zamose, in
the vicinity of which some obstinate fighting has taken
place. One account says that General Runthrino has lost
an arm. Many officers and privates belonging to
Dwernicki's corps have succeeded in reaching Poland.
Louis Stecki, who was at the head of the Vulhynian
insurrecCon, was lately taken prisoner by General Davidoff,
and shot in half an hour afterwards. At present the
Lithuanian insurgents are commanded by Charles Zaluski,
brother of the late Curator of the University of Warsaw.
The poet Gorecki commands the Staff, and MartinZ
lewski acts as Intendant-General.

The day before yesterday Colonel Langermann, Aide-
de-camp to General Lamarque, arrived in Warsaw.
The Prussian State Gazette of the 21st contains the
following
Pousn FrtoNnEus, MAY 17._Marshal Count
Diebitsch appears to be directing his march towards Ostro-
lenka, with a view to cross the Vistula at Plock. A
strong Polish detachment has, in consequence, been sent
to the left towards Sierock, where a battle is said to have
been fought on the 15th.
" Letters front Konigsburg of May 7, say that the
estrfette had been received from Tilsit, t, ith the intelli-
gence that the Lithuanian insurgents, closely pressed by
the Russian troops, were approaching- the Prussian fron-
tier, and threatening to cross it. The first levy of the
Landwehr has, in consequence, been called to march with-
out delay to the frontier."
Private accounts from Warsaw to the 19th instant, have
been received, on which day it was known in that capital
that General Skr)znecki had established his bead-quarters
in Ostrolenka.
BErterN, DLtr 21.—The main force of the R!issians.
app.! it to be concentrating themselves in the Palatinate of
Pluck, in order to enable them to draw their subsistence
front Eastern Prussia. Large purchases for Russian ac-
vomit have already been made by the -Elvsian Conml, V.

Kanitt The cholera is gradually &appeartrig in War-
saw, only eleven new cases were reported on the 11th inst.
HAMBURG, MAY `24.—BORSEN• HALLE, FOUR O'CLOCK.
—A goad deal of business was done to-day, particularly
in Austrian Stock, which was heavy in the early part of
the morning, in consequence of some large orders to sell ;
the sales were, however, soon effected, and the market
closed firm. Discount at lf per cent.
The End of May.
Anglo-Danish Loan, 3 per cent.
Anglo-Russian Loan
Hamburg-Russian Loan
Austrian Bank Shares 1%0
Ditto Metalliques
New Austrian 5 per cent.
New Hanoverian 5 per cent.
—Hamburg Reporter.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.