Star.
London, England, 1831-08-19 00:00:00

THIRD EDITION

STAR OFFICE, Font o'CLoctt.
EXPRESS FROM PARIS.
W [DX LIDA Y ZY INING.
The Address is carried. —lt was passed by a
majority of 282 voices against 73.
POLAND. FRONTIERS Or POLAND. AUG.
16,—The Polish army, which had taken position
between Kolo and Lowies, was attacked on
the Ist inst. by the Russian troops, and obliged-6i
retrograde, with some loss. They were obliged
to abandon their first position, and to concentrate
between Socharzew and Warsaw. In conse-
quence it is expected that a great battle will take
place in the open country, near the small town of
Blonie. That battle will be decisive, and in case
of a check, the Polish army would biro no eclair
chance than to retreat into Warsaw, whilst the
Russian army would come as far as Blonie, which
is only twenty English mike from the capital.
The Russian head quarters were transferred on
the 3d to Lnwiez.
The Polish army has united all its troops at Ko-
lish and Kooio, and now direct their march to the
head-quarters. It is not known whether these se-
vend detachments hare been able to join the main
army. Gazette de Prasee of tike 101 A As,
A letter from Cracow of the 6th costfirnis tae
retreat of Rudiger's corps, 25,000 strong, to Ake
right bank of the Vistula, after a bloody coollict
with a Polish corps.
It utliger fiods many mote ditEculties in th 4 ope-
ration than was generally expected ; for it
is evident that by joining the corps of
P skewitsch, on the left bank, Rndiger
would !rave the province of Volbynia open
to the Pules, who would throw an army into it,
cut elf the communication of Rucliger, pod Move,

as it were, the whole of the Rusbisi army at the
mercy of me Pules, which is the meson for Ruth-
ger recrossing the Viands, thus paralysing Puke-.
witsth in Lis &dews.
• isemonsemememor
TWO O'CLOCK.
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LOVE FOB THE RELIEF OF THE POOR.
The bill prosented to the House of Lords by
1.4 rd Kenyon, on Monday, is entitled an act " to
amend the Laws for the Relief of the Poor."
The preamble recites the 59th George 111, en-
titled " An Act to amend the Laws for the Relief
of the Poor," whereby certain powers are given
to churchwardens and overseers of the poor to
provide land for the employment of the pool', to
nr extent not exceeding 20 acres. And con-
tiLleefr, whereas such limitation to 20 scree his
lii fowid inconvenient in many parishes, be it
• rialted, It then proceeds to provide that
vl,nrchwardens, Ac. may provide land to a certain
vstent for employment of the poor, subject to the
iegplations of the recited act.
2. That churchwardens, &c. may enclose part
cf waste lands for coltivation with consent.
".4. II:at power to We land, &c. extended to
&c. under Geo. 111. c. 83.

4. That the provisions of recited act be extended
to ;ands hired, Re under this act.

That no poor and industrious inhabitant of
;:atv parish or place to whom any land shall be let
shall or may have been or shall be hired or
taken or enclosed, under or by virtue of the said
recited net or this act, shall gain a settlement by
tenting and occupying or paying parochial taxes
for such. land, either alone or with any other land
or tenement.

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