The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-07-25 00:00:00

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J. which bas fatigued bath men
retarded our march; and *easy.
fell in with the enlllll4ol Or Gen.
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destruct to&
14111411uce Iteration, with the kit corps stationed 'more is the
fear:rearehertowaids the Wrists. Ile set ont on the 901 b of
June from Wolkowitsit to Minsk. The Kies of Westphalia
mimed Groano the same day. T,he division Dombrowski pas-
sed it tint. The Heinen Pletew was still at throdno with his
Cessacks. When charged by the light cavalry of Prince Portia.
liw—ski the eitesaclat were dispersed in every direction. Twenty
were killed, and duty made prbonew. At Ovle° were fouled
'materials for 100,000 rations of bread, and some remains of the
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" It had been foreseen, that Bagration would have Etilen back
aims the Dainty by drawing es near ks possible to Donahourgs
ilad the General or Division, Coast Grouchy, had been sent to
Bogdaunw. He was en the 9d at 'Tralmni. Marshal the Prince
of Paltesubl, reinforced by two divisions, was on the 4th at
Wichnee. If the Prince Poniatowski had vigorously pressed
tbc rear-guard of the corps of Hagration, that corps would have
been endangered. All the enemies corps are In a state of the
greatest uncertainty: The Henan Platow was still ignorant
on the:Oh of June, that Wilms bad been two days is the pus-
maim of the trench. He took the direction towards that city,
as far as Lida, at which place he changed his route, and moved
towards the south. The sun during the whole of the 4th ro-ests.
blished the roads. Every thing is now organising at Wilna.—
The suburbs have suffered by the vast crowds of people that
rushed into them during the oontiueance of the tempest. Thtre
was a Ravine apparatus there for 60,0(0 rations. Another him
been established for au equal usather of rations. Magasintsare
forming. The head of the (morays arrives at Kown9y the
Nietncn. Twenty thousand quintal of Sour, and a rano* ray
lions of biscuit, have Just arrived here from Dantaie.

sines of cps Ant, srenn4i, aold taird lines, it is necessary to form,
other with all vossibl: dispatch. The other is front the Ilpka
Alexander, of Weinberg, stating, that after the campaign of a
few days, the central prisvinees are already &elated to belts a
Rate of war.
" In the pres►nt situation of atuirs, if the Rnsslan Amu con-
trived t►at it h.,d any ehante of victory, the defence of Wilms
1%114 worth a battle; and in all countrie:, but punkularly in that
Is here we sow are, the preservation of a triple Hue a( raw-
sines should hate induced a lieneral to risk nue. Manoeuvres
alone, then, have put the French army in po&-ession of a treat
part of tile Polish provinces, ofthe capital. and of three lines at
magazines. The magazines at %Vilna had been set fire to with
each precipitation, that much of their contents have been saved."

IMPOST or Tut INTENDANT.GtHERAL, LUSA" TO TSZ lIIIINITTLS

OF WAR AT WILPIA•
" I have had the honour to receive, euis moment, the letter of
'our Excellency, No. 279, dated the 14th (24th) of this mouth,
by which von apprise me of the wish of his Imperial Majesq
for the imniedi ite estalilishment of magazines at Vitcpsk, Os-
trow, Weida, Looili. and Ihkow. I have already dispatched
the Courier, Strphiwuw, to Vitepsk, who had briught me thh
order. lam about io take measures for its perfect execution,
And I shall have the honour w report my proceedings, in obedi-
ence to the will of his Imperial hlojesry, relative to the estab-
lishment of three magazines.
(Sign d 1 " Thelntendant-Generia LAM.
" No. 7.27, Orissa, Juno 14 (25), liAlf-pva One at night."

REPORT OP' HE 0"VERN011 OW WHITE ILVSUA TO NIS MAJESTY

'FOIE EMPEROR, AT vrtracts.
" I have had the honour to receive this day the Ukase of your
7m:erial 3lajesty, dated the 19th (Jlth) of this month, by which
you have been pleased to declare the Governments of White
Russia, Witepsk, and Mohllow, in a elate of war. lam cm-
ed in the execution of this order.
(Sigurd) " The (inventor of White Russia,
" The Duke ALEX AN DER, of Wurtembergs
No. 2197, Witcpsk, Jinn 15(27), 1811."
FIFTH BULLETIN OF THE GRAND AKMY.
" Wtxwa, Just 6, 1612,—The ktassian Army am posted
and swear ized in the following Manner at the commencement of ,
bostiliiies:— '
" Toe tint corps, eomnutanded by the Prinee Wittgenstein,
consisticg of the sth and 11th divisions of infantry, and one di-
IriSiOn of cavalry. ammonia', in the whole, to 18,003 atm, in.
and sappers, had been a considerable time at
Chace li. It had since occupied itossiena, and was, on the 24811
of sal ne, at Rept:mow. The second corps, commanded by
General o:leg:wont, cansisting of' the 4th and 17th divisions of
felantry, and one division of cavalry, coostituting the abbe
force., occupied Kowoo. Tne thirst corps, commanded by Gen.
Schoraioaloff. compost d of the Ist division of grenadiers. of one
dis Woo of infantry, and a division of cavalry, amounting to
2t.ikl I two, occupied Nov-Trocki. The 4th corps, commanded
by lieu ..ral To.sehkoff, e reposed of the 11th and Yid divisions
of infantry, and one division of cavalry, in the whole, 18,000
men, was stationed on the line from Nov-Troeki to Lida. The
I tpeaial Guards were at %taloa. The sixth corps, commanded
by (ieue rd O,etorow, consisting of two divisions of infantry*
and one of cavalry, amounting to 18,000 men, bad for:ned A
part o: the army of Prince Hagratittn. ltt the middle of June,
this corps arrived at Lida from Volitinia, in order to reinforce
the first army. It lay et the end of Julio between Lida and
Grodua. 'flu- fig Is corps, composed of the secured division of
otreotoriers, of the Itlth. 114th, and '..6th divisians of infantry.
and to V divisions of cavalry, Iva', on the 3atli, at N'alkowisk.
Yt ore Ragraiots coneusithd d this corps, which might probably
..to to sd ,01 men. Lastly, the 9th at,d liAh divisions of ins
„r, and a thylsion of cavilry, c gar: ended by General Mar-
1, qas as ate ext.:avidly of Volhinia.
.4 Tiottfib 'age of tar It iota, sethirh tonic place on the 15th of
amid tSr ss.i:ovfoteek of thee Doke of Reggio upon Janow,
aat tin, a, Is theca-pit of Wiggenstrin to proceed
ii,w3,1,0 it .1.1 itsieft t the corps tit Rageawort to make
for Gust.stsourg~loaritt;ickiand tiedroitse. Tone two corps
severe thus cut nil from Wilag,, rm. third and fourth corps, and
ilossian Imperial 1 ;wards, rented front Id' dna upon INementseltia,
Sweniaialti, soot Yidzntti, The Fit,; of Naples pressed them
seigamosly alon.: both banks of the Vella The tenth regiment
or wiaitli o ere the head of the column of the
ilivitain m' Como, S,lresi c,01,0 op near Leboao, with a regi-
me:A af cassaatio of the hie:, covets-el the mar-Attard, and
'charged at Clit g Mibp, killed niter, ;Ind :lade :thou! a &ten
rissaten. '1 tee P dish troops, v 'tica no to this moment have
gen 4 iin a charge. have shown rare rete:ollow Titey are
oai.r met' by roost:stases nod 9s,ssiiiti.
Oo toe of July the hi. ,g or Naples marched a): On Swent-
Li...A, and .bcr- overlook Harm folly's rear-guard. Me esvv-
Ora' n n I :corral Moo' brine to charNe, butt -e Russians did not
Mau' the att.yk. and retard with :us+ precipitation, that a
squad-on of I•t Asia. sechici. was retormng front a reconnoisance
on the ski.: of ,liihailetki, fell in ittheor posts. It was charges)
by the Ansteure, nod the senele either taken or stain.
Sixty risen stele LA, a with their hones. 'I he Poles, who are
amoog,st this g.risoners, have applied to serve, and have been
tak -n, full -tottered, in the Polish (mops, On the ttit, ut day-
bre it, the ts iig of Naples entered Swentziani, the Marshal
Doke of I Ichit'Aes, entered Alaliatopi, SOW! Marshal Duke of
Reg to Avaittit, On the'9 tit of June, Marshal the Doke of
7.. r. nit. . art ived at Hossiena ; he proceeded beyond that to
P., i.:ji and Teseb.
uetee magazines which the Russians had in
'cilia have beeusnurned by the wives, which has occasioned ea
roar•ames Ilk“, not only to'their imams, but 11111 morel* the
as -tartlet- of she people. The corps of Doctorow, however, viz.
fie n corm. wastatill on the 27th of Jnnewitltnirt any orders,
mos tied made no roves ens. On the dk'ih it Resembled, and pat
its% I: a inotina, in order to proceed to the Thititia, by marching
on :is dank. Oa the 10th its advatseed guard entered SoleiniekL,
It w o cimrged by the light cavalry of General Bait* 11,;01.
(soul! ) nod driven out of the villa4e. Dosstinnw, percei Ong thin
he viar tnnieipate4, turned to the right and made for Ochmilum.
piegl tiara, PaJol a: rived at that place with his light (-ambit
se,„l2„,,me Uortorow's vanguard esuerest it. General
~;',egad. The. enemy las sabred and overthrown iu the
tow.'; he lure !J ...en killed and It, Vfisoners. General Paint
11,1.1 hive In.a killed, avid some la-minded. Till charge Was made
by the Skis edict .nt of Polish lancers. •

fienerdi)octorow, seeing his route intercepted, WI hack
epos f/lehmnsi. Marshal the Priaets of F.ekumill, with
▪ niiiintry. the Ciiieassiers of eke division of Coast( de 'vv.
k„,couut,he beyond 'velment of Fght eavahy of the guard,
ctWtichinLina, in ordrr to support n•
tip; v thus at of and driven models the Soto h,
c.,11:113,•ed rose Cite the movement on the t;g'it by forced
v .#l4, the suctiiii.te of its Ism:gage. Upon Smonsghoni. 111
and st hence he ritAn fur the Dwina.
'1 e•ovement en foreseen Cal. Natrouts with a divi-
slop of Coirassi:Ts, the division of P.lghs: env:dry of Conn'
prayeres, and Count Attutand's division of infaosiy.vdvanced
so with a viva cut or this Carps. He arrived
on fie ot Solo, at the time Siithell it passed that sod
poshed it bri-kly. He took a larie number of, rind
I
obilg-11 the enemy to pl.tildnn cone taspdreds nf,wl6
ss Tbeuueertnisty, the anxiety, the starches, as ct coapter-
snafrb.:s which those er ton bad eudored.the fatigues which they
.4 notiergone, must have made suet "sstferseverely. Torrents
of ildok.ll-durieg,thirty•six hours,. /4 e$ Intimalaion ,
x, se4deoly changed fruits extreme heal to !try severe
gut.% se• reel thoosands of honer have perished by the effects
et. ibiA auddm trasi:ioe. Caissons at aetWery have bees stepped

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Smibeleeiftesoiledor,maganwaellieqiunatethiedeabeesefmtheofjeythwe hunichetwease 1 wits daring disrith:ll:takatbeepetE:iodiddia,stttlibwatee
Irbil:1:0:in, sayttelaouisfutoht
amongst tbe inhabitants. The ancient banners of
Poland wore seen floating in oar capital, bearing-the.t.,` for that day (for ever execrable must it be recolla" in
white.eogle, with the arms of Lithuania which re. saw
ad the
cries
of
the
people
of
Prague,
which
we, t .
9
went a mealier, armed lea a. 2 .
The Diet has signed time Act of Confederation, and
eudeeteitoyneetvetiryotdaoreibaoal: siwsoird;th'
esP:iaeres Ithfeoroltit:nrabrao tos make r.
Issued a Declaration, by which ail Poles who are in your cars, which is yours. and which
,the civil or military service of Russia, are summon. Russia -has been enabled to appropetatelo herself your
ed to return to the'serficele,: Peteeds eadraledged "Provilices--these are the rights, the onlyrights, /.- -ur
t the fetter which n hao Thel.eywallilifheals°
.from the oaths which they [mid taken to the Emperor
of Ressia. Yesterilarthe whele city was splendidly
liow can you douht.it, whom ion contemplate what ish"
r
ar.whoyundiardoyeaan...,:lEirceogthtitsashoe:a....letizfaiaanr...k_weliacchtliiitlneitgh/twwwdedhihangicehyhoersiuliessrvooetil.vyetouboutryisoinarnii:,,‘-ee
overryou.
Force
bas
it
aienochaeinedfy,:zedaild. only 5-e acre,
mate
illuminated-Lthe gardens of the Governmotit, lighted
•up with thousands of lamps, presented the finest
soup Iraqi. A transparency, over a triumphal "le2/241.1.,
exhibited the'arms of Poland and Lithuania, and an-
der them two Polish verse's, to the foilowing purport.: an ch *balls, , 7,, of
Psoweee willeh kept alive in F."'
By the power of the* Hero we see the White Fog's, orbit ineyYseesasi
nand its companion the Knight (Chevalier) of Litho-
,ttvAiittrit:torZtatall asthaov:lohrdjoined h
arms
with
yours, p areictunv7
atithWeiciarir°lc.nearYfour plains
ania, re-appear amongst us. The names of Eylau, neighbours avant-10as of your spoils,
Friedlandl•Pultask; and Austerlitz, appeared in the anti accomplices
tsansparescies. Portraits and initials of his Ma- • thoZypwbatthatodmixtee, of armies
feriesehatwhedichottbe wholeld.Youraucinisteread
jesty the Emperor Napoleon decorated the fronts Of ,
by enchantment, front a small at
ebevered. with' he glory of recent victories, micahead
I r captajois sod. afterl)oictilthlnnermi:ni eel":Q—ati:fsb:ytsei.rpilgte.
strike
tooftdP in
t6ahlt3emi age.rielniga i'l'le, t
man homes.—(trournal del'Esnplre, July 16.)
WARSAW, JULY I.—Our country begins at last
armies.
dr.emen your spollersrlywaseintgthheetah7le:ceeriswords, forged of
to emerge from its ruins. POland is re-establitked.
1* General Diet has beets assembled at Warsaw and
in the Sitting of the 23d of Sane, a Committee made in
desireceof ilringlaratherbcoo4ulrnot burp si
the f6o.rammillbwiszigg Report:—
endued
among
men
an
impnr.
metro" Iststicitea.ditofnththos:
wanhoallel
nsufelco,ranursceeltiic,ihchFran.3 ee lent. to
now
.in Inas iii
innt ceoweissiets,'or Ifeveidatreaval an hottoeradste task assign- hid. 'Oh" advances with stePsrrightfol to you:.
ed them, it is, without doubt, that which we have receivedfrout was odour the ally, the &lead ef Palau tt. Poet:nit. „teisn'lL%',
you. It ever a week presented to the mindend to the heart au i always returned to France love for hoe, In her :anon.l
RE-ESTABLISHMENT OF TITS KIIVGDO4 ~ that is isalcula.ed to rouse the one or inflame the other, it is cer. i tunes she has been always seen to tern towards France, et
OF POLAND. . , i tainly that to which.you have directed our attention. to give her assistance or to demand it from her, The first u*
Placed by aconcourse of prodigies, at the close of the drains, 1 Poland made of her right of cn,,osicp; her own Kings, •
atoPar!kT eccou°st.nktFtriolioelohr it°heutlit'a rdistt:ri pass hr I
call to thieettibrrivoneent
--omisso--. .
i in which,our country perished, between the yet recent crafet.
thoef I
GRAND DUCHY OF WARSAW. '
1 one pert of that sense country and the tomb still open
• Waits Ale, JVNE 29.—The following are sense of
,1 ether—the pictusp which we have to present to you, the ac. ; perien ced on the throne of PuLmt. It was its a part or
the details, respecting the opening and first operations cents in which wishould address you, te be faithful, ought to i that Stanislaus went to realise the benevolent designs he cob!
of the Diet : - •
; participate in the awful 'mixture of life and death. They ought, i plated for Poland.
On the 26th, the Senators, the Ministers, the at the ~,,,, time, to convey hope and consolation to the hearts of I. "It is with nations as with individuals—sympathies
Council of State, the Nuncios, the aTitties, his Ex. i the victims, and terror to those of their oppressors. But that is I terest strengthen between them the indissoluble hoods of!
cellency the Archbishop of Malines. Ambassador of not enough; it is tit that there should be plleed in your hand the 1 " All these are found to suleilst beto .et, France and I'
his Majesty the Emperor Napoleon, assembled at the , thre4d which is to conduct you towards the issue of the labyrinth 1 but what formerly was only held by that small number
Palace, in the halls appropriated for this purpose, iof misfortune, into which you have been made to wander, dor: i whom the minutest relations -if rte interests of States
and thence proceeded along the corridors to the Col- • log balf a century. Your footsteps must be firmly placed in the I eseo Pe, is beeo.4e the political axiom of Poland. Polon
legjate Church of St. John, in order to pray to the ; gar., path,Stitch
is itihdec h
extentcirc
uemfsttahncresilaty open befored you.
your
toterrealtliet:.e,
rem le'rancEel.itiseto Pclatud. Whet du I.
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necessary
God of Armies for his assistance its the grand work e.
na
have oes, si n
o
1. mittee has viewed the labour. vCommittedto
yits :huge: : twenty years of great agE itations. ricer systeirlettomilel tr.r.(11::: it::
which was to he the object of the deliberations of , 'rim Committee has felt, that they had to appear before Europe, . ;Roe, the price of her 1.1110- rsa.td her blind will not he
the Diet. His Excellency, the President of the las well as before you; before ages to come, as well as before so long as the others of the N m:,. sit JI ,e.ible to purr mu
Council of Ministers; .M. Potocki, was stationed ; the present generation : before nations, as well as before Sove. those hordes, respecting the mt:ure ,if winch we mint ni.
near the throne, surrounded by the Ministers ; the ! reigns ; they have said to themselves, above all, that they spoke ' shut our eyes. They are no longer those men whom nee,
Senators placed themselves in the stalls of the Ca.. ' before the greatest of Sovereigns, and before their own great • drove from their savage abodes, and impelted fors:;ar
noes, the Nuncios and the Deputies on the benches • nation. • They have felt all the sanctity of your cause, the mar the routes which could lead them to countries that promised
, nitude of its results, and more sustained than terrified by those joyrnents not In be found in their on n severe climates.
of the Church. His Excellency the Archbishop of
Maiines, accompanied b y dhe Resident , b y the Se.,
1 powerful motives, they come to lay at the. feet of this Senate, a , " Among : mit men a Wind instinct holds the pl ace
which they wish to make an ellering to the country, in arts which polish or defend other notines. lint here
cretary, and the Auditors of the Legation, was in. ; work' of
1 the persons of those, in whom it has placed its confidence and which civilizt mnnkind, arc found associated even n i htrodeced by his Excellency the Prefect of Warsaw, :
I:shape. ! barium. The Russian has sought incruction from the Lai
and took his place between the Throne and the Sena.' " Fora long time there had existed in the centre of Europe, a He hat le..rned t urn them every thing that could serve fer,
tors, on the right of the Altar. A crowd of specta. celebrated nation, mistress of an extensive and fruitful country, or defence, that could enable Wm to injure or destroy,
tors filled the Church, in the midst of which, the rendered Westrious by the two-fold glory of war and of the arts, Ruian has, in some respects, rendered himself the equal
Veterans and the Cadets of the School of Artillery . protecting for ages, with indefatigable arm, the barriers of flu- ElfroPenn, in order that be miilit become his master.
and Engineers, were ranged in line. His Excellency , rope against the barbarians who surrounded its confines; and country superstitious and docile slaves place all their
the Senator Gawrowski, Bishop of Crakow, cele- by a &warier ar honourable as siteplar. having never made its , under the cola rout of a Government familiarised with
brated Mass. The Councillor of State Wotoniez " valour subservient to employ, against the existence of its neigh.. of atrocities, bAt its voice, their indefatigable arms bare,
distiotoisiteti for Isis tale its as an orator, pronnutoteti the
beep's;
pretext
et
of
u attempts w
ce. hich cot
mgoleuto;o7datori toenn
prosperedeee underi , n
alwayscentury,
.Irel act
directed
troed to
overwhelmu sap tlte dykes wihrioehweoortnenfiot.litavi;
from the pulpit a dis'course, which made a most lively sal nature liberally rewarded their labours,he Kings had Russians already overstepped these krmi:Als, igwelled ei
impression upon the whole assembly... After „Diviue Otto reeeteed a place 4 history by tba ado of those who have; their own interest, or by the improdcut stemware of Er'
Service, the Senators and the Nuncios. with the DN. done oust boomer to sovereignty. On all sides was eagerly : wham they bear concealed chains bider their ito.saina,
puties, returned to their respective Chambers. His , courted the honour of sitting on its throne; if at any time dis- la the course of 50 years, Russia haetweety times mandated
Excellency the French Ambassador wet conducted, ; Paula' broke forth in its bosom, those storms obscured only its rope with her arms. The oull:, 0 of CorefluiCuople has
with the whole of his suite, to the principal room of ! own horizon, and never carried their ravages to edit:bine°. I thrown hack opon tier cresocm, .:all U.. r.,:•ed.
the Senators' Chambers. 14* cmvitrular,—This country was Poland—you were this I " Frederick himaelf cinild not protect his capita: og,
The Marshal of the Diet invited the Chamber of ' people--and what' now are they become I—ln vain our eyes, In these latter times Italy has received them with borrow
ly I smiling plains. Invoking, ill vain, a new NI arias to rise
Nuncios to follow him, with a. view to assemble in
constituted iftourtithrtheiirn* glory
; regions,
Ais,ththe
ane wunhien o
om vrfewnnitiwch fernier
aid. . .
see, only i Who could have believed it ? The cries of herbaria
the Senators' Chamber. As seen as they arrived :
too much reeal tgo onyr 'minds those who edght have been here, : Scythian' have hi en beard in the tomb of the Mardian
there, his his Excellency, M. Potocki, called Prince : and the bleosing, though small, we anallOW permitted toenjoy, I (Virgil). In their headstrone boldness millions of those
Czartorinski to ntiminisier the oath to him smear the , only too much reminds as or that which we barelost. eat down by the Gallic sword, have fertilised the free .
Throne, and present-to him a Marshal's stall. When I " But bow bas this dismemberment of our country been ef.. of the Swim. The arm of a hero was requisite at Austerlitr
these two forms were gone through, Prince Potocki ' feeted ? HOW has this great ramify, which even amid its intes- arrest their career. At a period still more recent, the
e roc! a itned —44 In the name of the King, Duke of ! tine divisions did not separate, which remained united amid wilt necessary to drive.theas back to their forests. IP
.Warsaw, I give to Prince Czartorinski permission ! ages of dissension, how has title powerful family beep so dimness-' examples have made Europe sensible of ben &Ingo, and
to speak." The speech of this respectable Prince i bered ? What have frees its crimes, and who have been its I remedy which is required. These dangers aod these
was heard with all the interest which it deserved.— ' judges? BY what right bas it been attacked, invaded, and ef.., have not escaped the observation or a Prior, who, in
i faced fro" the
.Iht of st4tes and nations latious, embraces the future with the lehitacility as the
Many of the principal Members thee spoke in See-
. " Wavove have proceeded its oppressors and its fetters) The and who, having founded a vast Empire, canuot fail
cession. Arta the harangue of his Excellency the ;ad „t saiverse might answer you for us. Every state, to Rae the solidity necessary ibc a structure reared .
Minister of the Treasury, the Marshal of the 'Diet every mow, `might say to you, that it has seen its own ancetasion of toils.
ar•ununced to the Assembly, that he had received, itt . tomb opened beside that of Poland. In the audacious profane- '4 Its is aware, thip a perpetual and impenetrable bolt
his capacity of Marshal of the Diet, a requistliun, ' Hon of those laws an which all communities equally rely, in the indispensable ag;lisst the inroads of ignorance and herhatiaa•
signed bya certain number of the inhabitants of the I insulting contempt that has been Shawn of thaw laws, in order He is aware, Iliac the frostier which separates civilised
puma of Poland T.:hich had passed under the dominion! to destroy us, the world bas imagined that it has beg:delivered husband nations, most be fortified with brass and with:_
'of Ittesslii. Mil Excellency the Secretary of the Sc..! up to the empire alone of conveitieney, and that soon it should He is aware, that the nation, forming as it were the vanguard,
sate read this Address, the substance of which was, I have no other master. Europe. terrified and menaced, might Ehrope, must be possessed of pow& sufficient to insur
i point out above all to your just resentment this empire, which, pose. If at other periods every thing seemed to cuithine,
that in the happy circumstances its whict Poland
la crashing yen, was preparin tubes? It down b • new weight. destruction, at present they all unite for exor sistoralina,
found herself at present placed, they besought the We do not doubt, Gentlemen, that it is Itu-sia that is the author land then will exist—What do Imy 4 site exists already, i
Diet, in the name of their countrymen who were of all oar misfortunes. Not contented with the enjoyment of a thee, she has never ceased to twist. Row could the peril!
groanit,g under the yoke of Russia, to use its media- I great portion of the globe, the world itself would scarcely sa.. plots, the violence under which she has sunk, Ware her'
- lion with Napoleon the Great, who had already de- tiate her ambition. Diming an age past she has advanced with Yes, we are Poland; we are so by the title which we
livered one part of Poland, to condescend to release gigantic steps upon cations that were even ignorant of her name. from nature, from civil society, from our ancestors; those;
I them also-from this odinus yoke. With Peter the Pint the veil arose, behind which was farmed titles which the universe recognises', and the sureties for
I Several Senators delivered their sentiments upon an Montane empire, vilwte every thing tempted the inhabitant' we mankind at large. Not only we are so, who already
I this address.--oilie Bacellency the Senatoo I.tibycki to renew urge 'Europe the inroads which their fathers had node, the regeneration of our country, bat likewise all those ,
This new'twits. that still-wait forthe era of t
proposed.to appoint a deputation, far the purpose • - ePPeeruce eelle 1O bare fitted Europe with dam' habit dila vast t°P°
fps' ~ndhlie berserk in koradeat foreight theists:lWO tcpellieg,i liyerame.
of deliberating antj,preseptina,prefet upou this tub. . t
iblekipardighges. Ste.eitiglithatiave shut' her gates wing the l Is Masi boniiderite traced by.the band of violence,
jest. * The President of '
the Council of Ministers de- 4,..,hiti00 Prince, Who came 10 he instructed in all the secrets° vitae reared by suspicion, those gads with Which she I
dared) that the Government entertained the seine , Arr"arts. is order to arm nowt
.her An hands of his yecoelagg ed up every avenue, all those gloomy foreboaings, whi
sentiments as the Senate respecting this Addresdi and and servile subjects; had thringh the battle of Ptiltawa seecomi attendants nn usurpation, have not been able to alter.
nominated, in the King's name, the Members eff only to deride betweeo Charles and Sweden, Etirope Was coo; ; "arigie, nor to broth thole tier of coniatigainify which .
this D-putation, whom he chose from the Semite, The Tiered al roost at the same montwat as Sweden. Poland experl.. love esti asetual confidence among a nation of brothers,
Council of State, that of -the Ministers, atiti the raced immediately the erects of Ibis increase of the Russian notwitbstandieg so long a separation, the inhabitants of
Chamber of Nuncios. In order to give these Dept{.
power. Placed in itiaannettlate viciuky, she received its first aim, of White Russ* of the Ukraine, of Podolia, and
ties time enough to accomplish the business with 1" well" bit attempts:' -Who gm emmerates,tttese• attempts, trio, are our br . other* Like us they are Poles, and
to appeaw. Our country,
ever since Russia, in 1717, tried her hofitience,. by liceitsiog the satne.right with us, as such, PPear,
all
which they were charged. the President of theCoun. Polish army ? Since that peeled. what muntept has these bens tender parent, still throws open her arms to hers:,:
oil of Ministers adjourned the Sitting to the Stith of • •
exempt front her infistence, or her outrages.? ,r. ;, every member has a right to re-nuite himself to that
June, and It was in that Sitting that trite Itt-txrAß. " At-first she prescsabed.:es.atterrialivitaa,dhat free elation I from which len was torn by .intense. •
LISIIIIIINT OF Tili InjteEitnif or P 01.41111 *As Dia;flr•lCh• which had alwaysalecided the throue of raw coentry. tit this " Poles! fur by what other name can lf how address,
• - • . she ussails those debts of which the stickier:lid Wirays.MW-g it.; will no longer avert thew wishes and feelings which arc'
Our Gwent of this doLhas-po !dished in Address self mustjealoae. Very woe., our gnert.produces became thy from your hearts. Let them be proclaimed aloud ; let
spring. from el
of the Pet, to lois Maje, the King of Saiony, reined' of the favourite' of her :Sovereigns voter children, -repeat them with that energy which
?eke of Warsaw, in which his Attip,ig is • t .c. 4 dragged by force into the reeks of her armies, otEle compelled I ;oppressed ; and let the existence of the kinedent of ,
in reek
• h - in this; circle, be re-cc:toed
to par.-base with thew blood Meat the Russians. alone ought to , solemnly proclaimed with .
to give his sanction totAlies Resolutions, which re- ,
establish file kitsgdoro of Politntl.. , have fought for, If our tie lds are troveetstwith harvests, it is t poised, end as here, amidst the same sentiments of
.
. 0 find her soldiers. .E,ver liarehews the Reshot stand- the same shouts of joy.
Posts!, JULY 4.---rairOct of •n Letter from War. 4.._.; _ : Penland, 1..11-ine.._ 1.. A It,,those • forte,
~.., or-411 uleVrillair env, ,119...C911411, flying 94 ail *al,. " But to give to emotions an irresistable
saw, j'a°! 21`—.,.1`13 ' 'bit ..111/. ._•,""illbtc *VI of 'is by continuallytreading therstlidi soli, theltthellussian Power • more assured of the result, which they ought to prod'
yesterday, the Diet - procnitoma the re-S -
..ish-- ay'reaches gradeally the bed if EUrO whiehsheas ins to consult the history of our ancestors, and let us ask
Y. . Per . ~.. . :
ment of. the kingdom •' el 'Poland, includiof The
renown. - • seggested to them, by the ardour of their love for their
Polish rrovinces possmaled .by asilsia, .:-.=kt the, • -.0 if, 17 annudng utter froto,this crafty Power united itself keeping clear of those dangers, which too frequently
moment when this new order erttfistgs was pub. lie Nand, it *as is fiancee epee her, as in 1761, that fataigua. I them of those advantages they ought to lima acquired.
fished the hell re-eft old Wit repeated testa. - o°4 elite attached the iatezntY Of .earlioetiers to the Pere; " this 44 nkiVerii.artfi'olopsetracientroce be h)leerPoefetill.e; clitettevsr
mats 0 of 41 }Aug` *live gipoleou 'the Great !" sos 4 dim': roe the .purposse of making this anarthy the °..lis ;it the „ntr4 nowt, clews to
nt
st hich we shall
--Al the ;allies sybo vteee resent- in/ the z.._ seeeleirses ambitious designs; the world' knew. ''inited. and aroma *pleb all those may rally without
.. . ... . . V 1.7 6111" hqsslSlihwelhitt I44ll,Friod• It is shwe'tbis lle- and witMsuf confusion;—who always want a eaural
other peritiatil WgW. !whited at tbe Sitthigi hoisted riod est, dined b,„.isksas, Ku& has been
seen entire! to die which they may repair.. Then, whit human power can
with enthusium the 4satinnal cockadit,'`blite end red. avow, oiti-O-ogiowoe u,„idimo revenge. It k wasaysbis
pet, o„oimous snoliement of a great nation, c..a arrest tt
The caensin '44 the ramparts of the' Palace of Go- rind that the Polisierelodigssainly hated the 'uniting language PtV.leetes Irligilfis%Ptelitawbqueeserel meartheie_ wrgeileinot.;:rigeteetecth;ill
vermnent wit Imsnedholely diechared. le Is napes, -- e.vriv • lif the itoutiaat sad of the Ilisemi whom they have seen bOldiedi s°ußerimp, sad tu'double their former mfrilices.-0 I,'

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"WS' Dr h*ve "en into °lir Power. rissllY. tar head-quar. by tile mud. Ms terrible Motu. whl
t.•a .tt tke Preach army RI? la the very plate which teat oeeu- i and beasts, hat unavoidably retarded
pled by the Coeirt six *seeks shier. Amang the vast number of of Deerorant. whirls sucee•sty' ely fell 1
1 Or kite s wide* have been imere epred,the re are two chiefly Bade (Soult), of Gem. Pajol, read Gei
remarkable: one from the Co-unismarv-Geo,Tal of Ihe Ruvaiau mantltdd destrortim
army, vi kirk state. that as the Rtmiatts have lost all the she. a Prince liar-Mimi with the kh 4
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