The Sun.
London, England, 1831-08-29 00:00:00

OFFICIAL NEWS.

GHENT, AUG. 26.—The Dutch nave again vio-
lated the armistice. The Commissioner of the dis-
trict of St. Nicholas has just informed the Governor
of our province, that he had received official infor-
mation of au attack made by these brigands on our
outposts at La Trompe, on this side of Kemske.
Our brave sharp-shooters, aided by the Civic
Guard, repulsed them beyond St. Jeans Steen, in
Dutch Flanders. The Dutch left behind one of
their killed. We lad neither killed nor wounded.

GE p 31,t/V PAPERS.
ST. PETERSBURGII, AUG. 10.—Her Majesty was
happily delived of a Prince on the Sth instant, in the
forenoon. This happy event was announced in the
afternoon by a salute of artillery, and by an imperial
ukase, dated Zarskojeselo, Bth of August, in which
his Majesty informs his subjects " of this additional
proof of the blessings which Divine Providence
lavishes on him and his empire." The young Prince
is named Nicholas.

The cholera continues to abate. In four days,
from the sth to the Bth, there have been only 136
new cases, 99 deaths, and 400 recoveries. Official
accounts from Jassy say, that the cholera, which in
a short time had carried off 6,000 persons, had
spread to other parts of Moldavia, and had proved
very fatal, especially at Galacz, but that by the ju-
dicious measures of the Russian Commander at
Jassy it had entirely ceased, and the inha-
bitants are returning to the city. As the effects of
the cholera in Moldavia have been so different from
what they were in other places, all the physicians
in that country have been invited by the President
of the Divan to keep a detailed journal of their obser-
vations. A prize will be given for the most satis-
factory composition on this subject.
FROM TILE POLISH FRONTIERS, AUG. 18.—Ac-
cording to authentic accounts from the Russian
head-quarters, dated the 13th inst., the corps of
General Rudiger which had passed the Vistula, has
approached Radow, and pushed its advanced posts
to Piliza. The vanguard of this corps commanded
by General Geismar has totally defeated a detach-
ment of the enemy, who, besides several hundred
killed, lost two cannon and 300 prisoners, among
whom are many officers.
The corps of Count Baron Kreutz, consisting of
20,000 infantry, and 5,000 cavalry, has arrived at
Prasnysz, and received orders to hasten its march to
join the Russian main army, so as to pass on the 18th
the bridge over the Vistula at Lengen. Chocz and
Rychwall were occupied by Russian troops on the
14th, and they were expected on the 15th and 16th
at Kalisch. The public coffers and functionaries of
the latter place are gone to Cznestochow. There
being no Polish troops within or near Kalisch, there
is nothing to hinder the entrance of the Russian troops
into that town. It is said, that on the 17th, 20
Cossacks and one officer went from Konin to occupy
the frontier town of Slupce.
WAnsAw, AUGUST 10.—General Dembinski,
Governor of Warsaw, has issued a proclamation, in
which he states, that having been informed by the
National Government, on the 17th instant, that the

garrison duty at Praga was negligently performed.
that no patrols were sent out, and that the enemy',
cavalry had come up to the tete du pont, he ims
mediately sent Lieutenant Chirosz, one of his Aides-
de-camp, with an order to General Djekonski, Go-
vernor of Praga : he examined all the batteries,
visited all the posts, and convinced himself that
both in Praga and the outposts the duty was per-
formed in the most satisfactory manner. The officer
declared they had no fear of an attack, not merely
of-4,000, but of 14,000 of an enemy. The follow-
ing day he submitted the report to the military
council, which was fully convinced that General
Djekonski has shown the greatest zeal and military
skill. Since then M. Ulanizki, adjutant in the Na-
tional Guard, had presented a complaint accusing
General Djekonski and Major -Majewski of negli-
gence in the performance of their duty. The Ge-
neral as well as the whole Council, being convinced
of the falsehood of the accusation, declares that the
conduct of all the officers of the garrison of Praga
is exemplary, and Ulanizki is to be prosecuted be-
fore an extraordinary Court-martial as a calumniator.
BERtas, AuG. 20.—A letter from Posen of the
17th says, that the soldiers of that garrison, who
were attacked by cholera, are gradually leaving the
hospital. M. Krajewski, surgeon of the 33d Regi-
ment, to whom the direction of the hospital was, in-
trusted, has recovered thirty of the fifty-six soldiers
who were attacked, and the proportion would have
been greater had not many of the patients concealed
the disorder till it was hardly possible to save them.
Krajewski has found it advisable, besides the

remedies to Le used in the sickness, to furnish the
soldiers of his reg'ment with a preservative powder,
which powe►fully counteracts the first symptoms of
the disorder, and gives the patient time to call in
medical advice. The public in general has so much
confidence in Krajewski's powder that it is to be
found in almost every house.—Pfussian State Ga-
zette, August 21.