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London, England, 1831-01-28 00:00:00

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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

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qf Tuesday

FIRONTITAP or POLAIND, Jau. 10.—ft is announced that the Rms.
aisn army is concentrating itself in a inset of sixteen miles in extent,
and that it has taken up positions between Bielysesek and Brun, that
i, to say, the right wing extends so Rialystedt, where Field Marshal
Piebitech has his boad-quarteva, and has near him the centre, which
leaves a large interval on the kik. The reserves are expected. The
coma of General Witt, which APO to form the extreme, has arrived
at Lucke, and has received ceders to edema by forced marches to
Breese. The force of the Missies troops, now assembled, is esti-
mated at eighty thousand men....that of the mere is not known.
Preparations are making in iperticular foe numerous bridges,
whence it is suspected that it is intended to oppose only one
corps to the Polish army, to march direedy to the Vistula with the
main body, to cross that river, and to attack Warsaw an the west, turn-
ing Pram, which is the only fortified point. Very geed measures have
been taken for the supply of the troops t the cavalry, however, is net so
well furnished as the other corps. indeed, it excites surprise that the
Russians bring so large a force of Cavalry into the field, since the Poles
have at most 8,000 Cavalry. It is affirmed that there are already
twelve thousand regular cavalry, and twelve thousand Commas
with the Russian army, and that the number will be
rherdy doubled. People think they see in these preparations a very dif.
ferent object, from the bare submiaaloo of Poland, and that when the
Polish campaign shall be ended, most important questions will be
brought forward. In general, the spirit of the people in Poland is very
animated; they are irritated at the idea of returning under the yoke of
the Russians • on the other hand, many declare for an accommoda-
tion, and a ;reedy submission. There may, therefore, be many de-
sertions on the commencement of hersdlides.—Augsbregh Casette.

FROM THE FRONTIERS OF POLAND, Jaw. 12.
We are informed by travellers that the Russians have laid bridges,
at several points, over the Bug, and are passing that river. It was
believed that they would enter the territory of Warsaw by the 18th
instant, but the general wish at Warsaw was, that the Poles might
be first to commence hostilities, and, by a bold attack, cause I
the Russian-Polish provinces to revolt. Urgent representations have
been made to General Chlopicki on this el but he seems to
be guided by a more exalted policy, and to hopm of an ami.
cable arrangement, as, without neglecting to prepare for a brave re-
sistance, be avoids every step which might more deeply implicate the
cause of the Poles. Meantime the army has advanced towards the
frond.= of Lithuania= and a moveable column, composed of seveml
regiments, traverses the country to excite the peoples minds, and to
induce all those to join it who are capable of bearing arms. This
column chewed itself in the vicinity of Bssese, to the Lithuanian
corps, which manifested extraordinary joy, so that Oen. Rosen hastily
reared into the interior, and without delay removed the ofileers,wlso were
mostly Poles, and put Russians in their plaea. If the Commander of the
moveable column had ventured to profit by the favourable opportunity,
if he had boldly advanced towards Braise, the fidelity of the Mercian
artily would have been easily shaken, and its detection would have been
a groat advantage to the cause of the Polish insurgents. Themaission
of such an attempt is much blamed by the Poles, who wish to have the
fault repaired by a bold and rapid decision of the Director. The epi-
nions respecting the amount of the Polialfforee vary, some asy that the
regular troops are only 30,000 infantry and 6,000 cavalry, *thin state
the amount at double the number. AU accounts agree as to the amount
of the army en mane, it is to be 180,000 men.
Virxwa, Jaw. 16.—Bank Shares 1040.-4Upwreine Means,
January 24.