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the Polish troops have refired, especially as we
bear that a large Russian force from the Russian
army of General Tolstoi is on its march from
Lithuania. From Ralisch we learn that the Rus-
sian troops have quitted that city, and have directed
their march towards Crentockow, in order to clear
that pars of the country of the detached parties of
Polish insurgents.
4‘ Porten FLONTIRII, Sept. 4.—From the
latest number we have seen of the Warsaw papers
(from the 25th to the 28th August) it appears that
General Lubienski is no longer at the head of the
staff, but has obtained a separate command. A pro-
clamation has been issued by General Krukewiecki
in his character of president of the government,
•declaring Gen. Hupecki, and Lessil, the confec-
tioner, innocent of any participation in the counter
revolutionary conspiracy. Respecting military
operations, these papers contain nothing of impor-
tance.

The Prussian State Gazette contains also ano-
ther report from the Russian head quarters, of older
date than the preceding, being of Aug. 25.
" By the position of the Russian army, Warsaw
and the army of the insurgents are surrounded al-
most on every side, and deprived of all resources
from the country; and not only from this side of
the Vistula, but by the advance of General Baron
Rosen to Dembie Wielkie, and the opening of a
communication with him by way of Rare:ow, from
the other side also, and only the province of Plosk
is still open to it. In order to deprive it of this
last resource, from which it might obtain supplies,
General Doklorow boa been sent with a strong
detachment to the frontiers of Plosk, and en-
deavour to cut off all communication with War-
saw from Plosk, by way of Modlin and Sigis.
In this state of things, and in expectation of Ge-
nerals Kreuts and Rudiger, General Dehu, of the
Engineers, is preparing fascines, gabrons, palisades,
chevaux de film, and other requisites for storming
the city, and at the same time scaling-ladders are
making in the several regiments. General Rosen
having advanced to Dembe Wielkie, made an at- '
tempt to fire the bridge between Warsaw and Praga
in the night of the 19th of August, and drew up
his troops on the heights of Warsi, with the reso-
lution of storming Praga at daybreak, if the plan
had succeeded ; but, though the bridge had been
set on fire, it was extinguished. General Rosen,
having failed in this attempt, withdrew, as he was
instructed, leaving only a detachment at Dembe
Wielkie, and posted the remainder of his troops
between Minsk and Kalussyn, occupying both
these places. He communicates with the main
army by means of the bridge at Karerew, and ob-
serves, by means of light corps, the whole
country between the Bug and the Vistula.
General Rudger, mean time, has contrived to
clear the country beyond the Pilisa. Rosychi,
who commands there, had collected all the forces
of the Insurgents, 11 battalions, 10 squadrons, and
eight or ten cannon, but was driven by Rudiger,
with great loss, through Koreskie into the forests.
Hudiger, hastening to join the main army, desisted
from the pursuit, on which Rosychi collected about
9,000, and advanced again, intending to support
the partisan Gedroit: (mentioned in the other re-
port); the latter being defeated, Rosychi, followed
by General Geismar, retreated to Ilsa. General
Kreuts's corps, which is at hand, consists of 27
.battalions, 23 squadrons, and 82 cannon. The
-whole will join the main army b 7 the 30th. The
10th division of infantry will join on the Ist of
September, and the remainder of Rudiger's corps
three or four days later.
On the 22d news was received at the Russian
'head-quarters, that the insurgents had sent a con-
siderable force to the right bank of the Vistula.
It is said to consist of two divisions of infantry,
with a due proportion of cavalry and artillery : in
all ten regiments of infantry, eight of cavalry,
and eight companies of artillery, and to be des-
tined to proceed to Lithuania, leaving the defence
of Warsaw to the national guards and the remain-
ing troops. But it is more probable that the object
is only to obtain provisions and forage, and at the
same time.to make an attempt against Gen. Rosen.
and, u occasion may offer, either to defeat him,
.or to compel bim to retreat, and then hasten back
to the defence of Warsaw.

AWestnan--:- Observer.. of Sept. 1,
aays, that more suspicions cases of sickness and
death, that have occurred within these few days
it Vienna, are to be classed, according to the me-
dical report., not under the 'Oriental but the Spas-
modic Cholera. The medical report, in the case
-of Elionara Knott, a girl of 18, who lately died at
Heiligerestadt;is to the same effect.
CORFU, Auo. 17.—From the Austrian Obser-
4e*:—The discontent with the government, and
.espeeially with the President, Capo d'lstrias,
which hu long prevailed in the Greek islands,
his now broken out into open revolt. The Hy-
•driots (according to private letters, under the im-
mediate direction of have seised the frigate
Hellos, and ether Greek ships at Porn. Private
letters say that on this occasion, an action took
clue between the Greek ships and a Russian man-
*f-v•ar, in whisk the Greeks were victorious ; and
it is also said that the patriots had defeated the
troops sent by Count Capo d'lstrias to Pores, with'
the loss of 80 men.

'The No. of the Universal Casette of Greece
dated 22d July, (3d Aug.) which has been received
hare, contains the following circular of the Pre-
aident to the Governors of the Provinces :

"The audacious enterprise has lately been
executed at Hydra, which characterless
the sentiments of the inhabitants of that island.
They sent 300 seamen to Pomo, who appeared
unexpectedly, and in the manner of robbers seised
on the Hell's frigate, which lay dismantled in the
harbour. The Government applied for succour to
the commanders of the naval forces of the allied
powers now here, and immediately sent troops M
Poros to suppress the disorder in its birth. At
the critical moment, however, only Admiral Ricord
Wu at Napoli, who at the invitation of Barod
Ruckmann, the Russian Resident, immediately
Proceeded to Pores, with all the ships under his
command. Notice of this event was immediately
given also to the Residents of France and England
and the assistance of the French and English ships
is hoped for, as soon as the commanders shall be
informed of this application of the Government.
This is the present state of drain. We ream,
however, on an issue favourable to the maintememm
44 order and tranquillity ; otherwise the Nation
will employ other iseanse we de tint doubt, how-
ever, that the prudence tit eltsi inhabitsats of
Greece, and the seal of did' lea
to a happy termination. "We yon,Of these

circumstances that you may be able to dispel all
fears, and to prove how groundless all the reports
are spread by the ill disposed, to delude the peace-
able citizens.

I. A. CATO DISTRIAS.

Napoli 13 (38). Jely. 1331. --
The same number of the Greek Gazette con-
tains also the following answer of Messrs. Daw-
kins and Ruckmann,to the application made to them
by the President
Sin,—We hasten, conformably to the applies-
cation of your Excellency, to declare that our re-
spective governments attach the highest importance
to the preservation of order and tranquillity in
Greece, and to the maintenance of the provisional
state of affairs that is introduced there. We la-
ment, and highly disapprove, the insurrectionary
movement at Pores, and hope that in the ab-
sence of the French resident, and of the com-
manders of the French and English squadron, this
declaration will suffice to recal to their duty, the
Chiefs who have taken part in the revolt.
Baran Voa Recusant,
Dawns..
Napoli Nib July, (let Avg.) 1831.