The Sun.
London, England, 1831-06-02 00:00:00

ALMACK'S.

The Tenth Grand Bali at Messrs. Willis's Rooms was
more numerously attended last night than might have
been anticipated, considering the entertainments at Ascot,
there being upwards of five hundred of the first Nobility
present. The dancing to .Colinet's excellent band (they
being re-engaged for the season) was kept up with great
spirit till three o'clock. Amongst the fashionables we
noticed--

Prince Paul Lieven.
M A RQUlSES—Hastings, Clanricarde, Douro, Londonderry*.
MA Rill 1 ONESSES—Lot h ian, Londonderry.
Brecknock, Brownlow, Aboyne, Hare-
wood, Romney, Verularn, Liverpool.
COUNTESSES—Jersey, Cowper, Essex, Roseberry, Clonmell,
Chichester, Abingdon, Brownlow, Meath, Suffolk, Harewood,
LORDS—mark Nur, Ennismore, Palmerston, Mahon, Mel-
burn, Montague,
Orford, Vertffain. De Sails.
LORDS—
LA DI illoughby Eresby, H. Primrose, two Scotts,
Bolini:broke, Berehaven.
two Pelbams, Barham C. L,ertie, L. Harvey, S. Cust, Mark
Kerr, Staffbrd, Shelley, a., MeNniou:- T. Brabazon,Ellenborough,
J. Blackford, Howard, two Vagets M. Berkeley, H. Montague,
E. Marsham, Rose, J. Walsh, B.'Johns..^n, Dundas, Ramsden,
two Lascelles, Fielding, Hope, G. Grey, Coot!, J. Walrond,
Kerr, Lowther, M. Cotes, Wrottesloy, Conro7, Freemantle, E.
Campbell, E. driiostone, M. Walpole, C. Powlett, Bolingbroke,
E. Talbot, Grey De Ruthyen, D. Stewart, Ridley.
COUNTS—Dannerskiold, Samoe, Moltke, Doenhoir, Er:ldsy,
Achetoe, De Moree, Dechstreichlein, Chevelierp, Vanvitello, De
Basaque.
BARONS—De Falk, De Almande, De Salis.
HONOURABLE MESSRS,—W. Temple, R. Edwards, Gor-
don, S. Montague, J. Dundas, A. Murray, A. Liddle, H. Fitzroy,
Watson, A. Browne, Fie'ding, E. Petre, A. Talbot.
HONOURABLE MIS riSSES—Cunlifte, Offley, W. Her
bert, Bowles, Phillips, Wharton, Gage, St. John, Ileneage,
Webster.

HONOURABLE MISSES—Two Lawes, Jcnningham, Petre,
two Strutts, two Montagues, Cavendish, two Foleys, Arden, St.
John, Lambton, Anson, Eden, Willoughby.
SIRS—G. Anson, E. Dering, F. Lamb, G. Shee, J. Walsh, J.
oeilvey, E. Hamilton, J. Burgoyne, J. B. Eustacc, J. Conray,
J. B. Pechill, S. M. Stuart. •
GENTLEMEN—Mead, Birch, Beynoldson, St. John.
COLONELS—EIIison, Hare, Strutt, Rushbrook, French,
Needham, Long, Cust, Barnard.
MAJORS—Webster, Wrottesley.
CA PTAlNS—Munday, Moseley, Gordon, Cavendish.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

By the French mail, arrive 1 this inornin,:, we have
received the following acc(•unts from Warsaw of the move-
ments of the Polish and Russian armies. Although not
of a later date than those before received they are very
interesting, and appear highly favourable to the cause of
the brave Poles. The Russians have again bee❑ ficled
is
their plan of attack, and their resources and communi-
cations cut off by the brave people of Lithuania ; the con-
sequence is that Diebitscb, with his main army, has been
obliged to proceed to the frontiers of Prussia, to open a
communication with a grand depot which they established
at Thorn.

The following is the private information on the above
subject, dated Warsaw, May 18 :
" Since last Thursday the two armies are in full move-
ment. General Diebitsch has made a manoeuvre with the
principal part of his army in the direction of the Bug
and Narew, with a manifest intention to get into the way-
wode of Pluck, to gain the Russian frontiers. The
motive of this change of positions is not diffi,:ult to be
understood, as the Russian General finds it difficult to re-
ceive his convoys front the provinces of Russian Poland,
and he now wants to gain the Russian frontiers, to be
in communication with Thorn, where he has a conside-
rable magazine of provisions and ammunition waiting for
his approach. General Skrzynecki has also made a move-
ment; on Friday morning his head-quarters were at
Milosna, and in the afternoon at Jablonna, and on Satur-
day at Serock. His main army was in the direction of
Pultusk. Three hundred Polish officers have receivsd
orders to proceed to Lithuania, to organize the insurrection
there. We have this moment a report that in the environs
of Ostrolenka the Imperial Russian Guard have ex-
perienced a new check. General Uminski commands in
that quarter."
The Augsburg Gazette states, that the Russian army
is proceeding towards Lithuania, where a mrst horrible
war is raging. The insurgents there amount to 50,000
men, they surround Wiles, and the Russians have under-
mined the arsanal and the magazines of that town. to blow
them up with the garrison, in case they are pushed to the
last extremity. A report prevails that Wilna has been
taken after a great carnage, and Diehitsch's communica-
tions cut off.

Accounts from the frontiers of Gallicia state that that
province experiences dreadful ravages from the cholera ;
in fifty villages of the circle of Tarnopol there are a num-
ber of sick. On the right side of the Vistula the corps
of Generals Witt and Lubekow are hard pressed by the
corps of Generals Skarzinski and Romarino. They have
been obliged to retire to Lublin, to take up a strong posi-
tion there.