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concentrated his troops at Targowice, and called in
the 3d brigade of the 10th division and hussar Regi-
ment of the Prince of Orange to join him, by which
means be would be strong enough to a.tack Myer'
nicki, while General Kreutz has given orders to
pursue him as closely as possible, and General De-
midof will endeavour to interrupt his communication
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General Ougrumoir, who, with the first division
of grenadiers, had to clear the country on the right
wing, lint without passing the Lieviec, fell in yes-
terday morning with the corps of Ueninsky, which
had !alien up a position on the right bank opposite
to the village of Liw, and had here erected a /etc-
du-punt. The brigade of carabinee•.s vigorously at-
tacked the enemy, routed him, got possession of the
works, arid passed the river at the same time with
him. By this brAliant success the Russian troops
had already got possession of several of the enemy's
cannon, when a sudden attack from a mass of Po-
lish cavalry obliged the Russians to abandon their
prize, and fall back upon their infantry, which re-
pulsed every attack. Between 300 and 400 pri-
soner; were taken, among whom is a Lieutenant-
Coload of the Ist Regiment of Chasseurs. The
loss of the enemy must have been very great, parti-
arly from the destructive fire of the Russian artily
lery, which expended almost all its ammunition.
Oa the side of the Russians a few hundred men
were killed and wounded, among whom is Captain
Livoff, Aid-de-camp of the Field-Marshal, who.
has received a slight wound in the foot. Since this
check the enemy appears to have directed his prin-
cipal force towards Kaluszn ; and General Ougru-
moff, who is not permitted to pass the Lieviec after
him, remains in his position, and raises the Works
thrown tip by the enemy.
WARSAW, APRIL 17.—The Polish Courier says
that a cha.,ge will soon take place in our Ministry.
The Polish General, Stanislaus Szymanowski, died
here on the 14th.
The Polish Gazette reports that the Russian
guards upon the Bug are now effecting their junc-
tion with the army of Field-Marshal Diebitsch.
The Warsaw Courier contains the following :--
" On the 14th there was an action at Suchae
near Sceg,lo. Our cavalry is said to have fallen in
with the Cossacks in the forest ; and it is also said
that the Four!h Regiment of infantry has distin-
guisl•ted itself in an action there; but we have no
accurate accounts of this battle. On the same day'
General Uminski is said to have had another battle
near Wengrow, with the enemy, who was reinforced
by fresh troops, and that the battle was very obsti-
nate. It is said that on our side the Ist infantry'
regimen. of Yagers in particular, and the 20th new
regiment of infantry, which was in a preceding en-
gagement, distieguished themselves : the latter
regiment, however, is said to have suffered very'.
severely in the action on Thursday, but, notwith-
standing, to have contributed to a new advantage
over the enemy."— Prussian State Gazette, April 23'
ST. PETERSITURGII, APRIL 11.--,-HiS Majesty has
been plea-eel to address the following Rescript to.the
Senate :

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" In consequence of the troubles which have,
broken out in some districts of the Government 0'
\Vilna, we think it necessary to declare the Govern-
ment of Courland, adjoin.ng those districts, in e
state of war, and we confer on the Governor-GeV
neral, Lieutenant-General Baron Pahlen, authority
to act in that Government with all the powers and
prerogatives of the Commander of a detached cores
of the arn.y in time of war, in order to repel all at;
tempts which the rebels might make against the sail'
Government, and to maintain there good order ac'
cording to the laws.
" The Senate will immediately take the necessary'
measures to communicate this our decision to those
whom it may concern."
ORENBERG, MARCH 17.—We learn that the Khan
of Kitiva has assembled 20,000 Rechecks and Karr
kalpaks, for the purpose of invading the Persian
I,rovinees. The last attempt of this kind made hi
the Khivians was fatal to them, for, of 30,000 Mell,
sent into Persia, scarcely one-third returned, in a''
miserable condition ; the rest were carried off - by
the cholera morbus. The only object of the
Khivians is to get slaves for their agriculture. They
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obtain no other booty, as the rich Persians live i°
strong casths, which they cannot take for want d
artillery.
Vesitcs, APRIL 13.—8 y a ship which has arrived
here in six days from Albania, we have received the foli
lowing important information respecting the state °
things in the Turkish empire.
Seurartr, APRIL 4.—On the 23d of March MustaPh
Pacha, with 10,000 well armed troops, left this city, bu!!
instead of marching to Elbassan, and only defending he
frontiers, as was expected, and as he had previously de' ....Ll'lte II ti
elated he would do, lie has proceeded by way of poreoe'
towards Scapia. He intends on his march to call on tit: AT a I
troops of his allies to join him, and to issue, in the 141;il t habit,
mentioned town, a manifesto, in which he declares hints& I 1':44) held put
the head of the Janissaries, and invites these adherents cji l' CinYdo
join his standard. Hereupon, after having collected as greo! JO'
force as possible he will march by way of Kupriu (6°l,i It Was
berlia) to Monaster (Bitogli t) and attack the Graei tjhat this
Vizier Italschid Pacha. His son-in-law, Zelady BeYt ,:e l\;:°rfla intrt
Ochrida, (who was expected from that province by t`i, j(„1?"etY'" Par
tioo)s of Redschid Pacha), set out about.twenty days sgii, eil`t}' of the
from Lower Albania, to promote the interest of Mustalt
,rr'ilce of
Pacha to collect the discontented, and thus to place t''„ s'',„tB' and ti,
Grand Vizier between two fires. Other accounts a&l," I;:a4rY and
that Mostapha intends to proceed without delay, frow s:Be of (A)
Seopia, by way of Philippopolis and Sophia to AdrianePle‘ told
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leaving his son-in-law to occupy the Grand Vizier. , lent e are 1
BOLOGNA, APRIL 14.—The Papal edict, declaring t1:1 vvilj has so
convention concluded with Cardinal Benrenuti to be 11°' i t li'legtli
° sth t v
caused great consternation and sorrow. Thousands , 714 Plan
persons asked for passports, and obtained them. The;, tie at this
travelled, anti still continue to travel, by way of Flo
Leghorn, anti Marseilles. The Grand Duke of Tuse3°o opi,.'ll giv
raords them temporary protection—maintains thetas °r hiCtl'in that
their passage through his dominions, and provides for the:, t, e the hal
embarkation. Tl.e parents and relations of the fugit°,), slit,"erve i
speak with tears of gratitude of his humanity. Tboolo Eili.° imp,
the departure of the persons most implicated may seen' 0 of iitet% A
be a pledge for the future tranquillity of the country/ 0 pson'in4m, v
could not however be depended upon if all the Ger° o th,rtie"villl
troops are to leave us. Most of them are already on theo4 Ti rove, ,
march to recross the Po : the first division of them pits i, ,Lit an
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through Bologna to-day. I' exert'''rn
RIO DE JANEIRO, FEB. 7 —OFFICIAL DEPAII l'atilsinl
MENT OF FINANCE. 1 gment
to tstirs
" Antonio Francisco de Paula el Hollanda Caval Co°ll, Thar Snn
d'Alberquerrpie, of his Imperial Majesty's COO° Atajt t de
i '*--<YI.,
Minister of Finance, &c. o
" Signifies to the Bo trd of Finance of the province 01 AT a
Alagoas, that it appearing frotn its despatch No. 6410, To PR(
the ISth of September last, that there are in the Inssoil Crsay, a
z-nes of Jaragua 3460 quintals, arroba 41bs. of il,r 0, thigate_bili
wood, and above 2000 to be got in, his Majesty the P`to Apsi
peror has thought fit to order that the Junta shall sendioro it,lie follov
London the said portions of Brazil wood, to the contrac oft ft,'"lved,
for the Brazilian loans, viz., two-thirds to the licalsr, c„etive ex,
Nathan Meyer Rothschild, and one-third to Bazetty rcipt 111,41'1,4n5, a
(lobar, Crawford and Co., Fletcher, Alexander, and cod (41,1° klvo,-,,at
and Thomas Wilson and Co., to which houses it shall got, r,l,e'o of the
the necessary advices, that they may proceed to tbe, 01 h,oa
eessary insurances, and also send to this office copies 0' re g• tO ti
hills of lading of such consignments, which the
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shall faithfully execute.
" A. F. DE PAULA EL HOLLAND CA,—
10 •."Ind,
COMTE D'ALBERQUERQUE. 1,5,d I), '
" Rio de Janeiro, Jan. 12, 1831." too ,44, J tl
The accounts of the tour of their Imperial Maiee'iol
through the provinces are highly satisfactory. They ePral j4t(:Ztil)l:l''''t'oit
;god health, and are everywhere received with uni'''' ''cl at t; l
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demonstrations of respect and attachment. 01 cc 'a D
RIO Jastritto, FEB. 10.—On the 24th of January ''4i0,:1.',"
President of the Treasury ordered the tenders for the 114 ,ii ,a. Thaw"
on Piuiehy to be received. The porter delivered t° 011 h..." of the t
President the following letter, declaring it to be the ° ireti,. ft
, 'uter "
one he had received -- ~001 flit ; antd
" Joseph Brischantel offers to the National Tce4 ~ of ai con
for the forty contos of rein in silver coin in the provine" it the I.eg
Pinichy, the sum of forty-four contos in copper coin. ular. That
" Rio de Janeiro, Jan. 24, 1831."
His Excellency the President, considering this
convenient offer, ordered the bills to be regociatet! ill c ~,,n Ti'e ~,'an
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iOrtnity with the edict.
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