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London, England, 1831-06-17 00:00:00

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Waasaw, June 6.—The Polish Slate Gaulle contains
two reports of General Skryznecki, dated fiom the head-
quarters at Praga, June 1 and 2. The first gives an account
of the reasons (which are already known) why the army
fought the battle of o,trolenka, and afterwaids retreated to
Praga. The second report is that which gives an account
of the defeat of a Ru'sian corps in Lithuania, by General
Chlapowski, in conjunction with the patriots.
The same paper gives the following particulars, under data
of the 2nd :

Up the Vistula all is tranquil. In the vicinity of Za-
mosc the Russians have drawn ncfrer to the corps of General
Chryzanow ski Gen. Damoff was on the 30th in Old Zamosc.
Iludiger advanced from Dubienka to Sirubiczow, his head-
quarters were at Hustynne. The corps of Gen. Roth was in
the districts of Ploskirow and liamincez ; it is about 7003
strong, but there are only 800 cavalry ; for this reason he
Cid not advance against the Lithuanians whose force consists
almost entirely of cavalry, and because too the Charkow
Regiment of Hulans is partly dispersed, and has partly
joined the patriots.
The same paper gives, under the bead of the 3d, the fol.
lowing particulars. Yesterday the Cracowites of the corps
of Gen. Dziekarski, dispersed near Golomb a squadron of
dragoons, and two squadrons of Cossacks, on which occasion
they took 46 prisoners, with their horses and baggage. A
report is spread here to-day, that Col. Sierakowski, in the
Government of Augustowo, has dispersed the corps of Gen.
Fricken said to be 2,000 strong, and taken four cannon. But
we have no official account of this affair. Accounts from Za-
mosc of 29th May, say that General Rudiger, who has en-
tered the kingdom with his own corps, and that of General
Kreutes, was in all about 9,000 men, and 30 cannon, and
that his head quarters are at Werbowice. The battle (bc.
tween the Russians and the patriots) at Humas was very
sanguinary : the Commander-in-chief of the patriots was
the senior Count Wazlaw. Itzewhiski, father Stanilaus,
and Leontius Rzewicski, who serve in our artillery, Yin.
cent Tyszkiewiez, commanded under him. The com-
bat was very obstinate; about one thousand two hundred Rus-
sians fell. (In our %side we particularly regret Alexander
Sobanaki who was either killed or taken prisoner.• The
landowners of that country have emancipated their peasants,
and this made them favourable to the cause of the insurrec-
tion. The inhabitants of the Ukraine have sent deputies to
Bloldavis and Wallachia, and also to the Niekrasorite in
Dobruda. According to the latest accounts, the Russians
were drawing together reinforcements from different quarters,
and corps have been sent from Zytomir and I3erdycaew, so
that the patriots have a regular;army of 15,000 men opposed
to them."

The State Gazette of yesterday says : " The Russian
army has began to pass over to the right bank of the Narew.
On the 3d inst. a corps of nearly 14,030 men was encamped
ir Prasnysz.

The !Versate Gazelle of to-day says We have no ac-
count of the farther operations of our army in Lithuania.
Among the reports that require confinnation is one that Gen.
hlapowski his had another battle with a Russian corps
under General \Ylodek."

Polish frontiers, June 7.—rount Divbittch is said to re-
main in his former position, in order to facilitate the subsis-
tence of his army . but 14,000 men have advanced to Pres-
nysz, probably to mark the movements of a strong corps sent
in pursuit of General Gielgud. The latter is said to be
following the corps :cf 'General Sackcn, which we now
hear has taken the road to Kowno. Kalwuy is re-
ported to be occupied by the Polish troops, united
with the patriots. In order to give more unity to
the Polish Government, Prince Czartoryski will probably be
appointed Regent.

The Warsaw eNtrier says, tha' the Cossacks have al•
ready advanced from Prasusz to Ciechanow. On the other
It end, troops of Cossacks are said to have again appeared
about Sledlce. The same Paper says—" There is a report
that the Lithuanian insurgents have again had a battle
with the Russians, near Wilna."
The Polish Gazette says—" We have just received Intel.
Lgence that Col. Sierakowski, supported by the insurgents,
had, with a very superior force of the enemy, near Ma.
riampol, as bloody a battle as that at Ostrolenka,
only it was more favourable to us. Our troops are said
to have twice made themselves masters of the town, and to
have been twice driven out, till on the third attack, they
maintained their ground and entirely dispersed the enemy's
ccrpa.

BL Lt x, JUNE 10.—We learn from Danzig, which has
fin,no inhabitants, that up to the sth, at noon, there had
liven only 61 Cases of cholera; 30 of the patients had died,
ar.d scarcely half of the other 31 were likely to recover.—
Prterrian Slate Casale, June 10-11.

PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.

PARIS, Jr:3m 15.

Si n —There is still nothing new from the seat
of war in Poland. Since I last wrote to you, I was
riroured with the rerusal of a private letter from
Ikli;an of the 26th May, which speaks of formi-
dable preparations on the part of Austria, which
ha•-- other aim than the restoring legiti-
ince. It stated that the powers of the
their intentions, because they do
that they have sufficient strength
he hydra of the revolution ; but when
completed their immense preparations,
ender upon Frt,tsice, which even now

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