Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-24
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, wch have hitherto required from you, and &c
i m.ou vii with you willingly submit. Soldiers
- aiTays unite magnanimity and obedience
Lii III age ana zeal, and with Gods help Poland
"n, f, ~ rise from its ruin-Poland forever
al Force, ..s III @,tHST n1t, :,
.."oRDER OF THE DAY..
| HEAD Quarters, BoLISow, Aug. L.
vonI si Called by the will of tho Diet from
20 nHs 10 your head, take on me this post full
Va So'''ioence and hope. The exercise of the chief
oo"l E is not difficult where all are animated by
JaI ig-.hat OF sacrificing themselves for the
| fJ ~; Vi the country Yes, it will certainly
,e IN your courage, and i'm the perseverance,
@n'ci is able TO conquer every thing Citizous and
pu%'s' have served among you during this ma
| .'pia war L, therefore, know the spirit that an
you' ana will not cXhort You to obedience
una %uer' SO much only l will saw that extraordi
nary Efforts are requircd-only one thought shall
eieet al our movements, that of renouncing eve
0ihg That men przo most highly i'm order to Sc
cure our independence. Whatever these movu-
'eht' may be, the zeal which inspires YOU in battle
must not cool during the preparations for il If
NY military life hitherto, and bringing back to their
YiiiHes some thousands of your brethren whom
you perhaps already gave up lost can give me
my title to your confidence, | claim il of Won in
iie name OF God and our country. l know that
IAN only be strong through your strength; know
t'So TIE demands o! the nation and the army, and
Fhi moi disappoint your expectations. You shall
Se me every where partako in your hardships and
d.sgers; but 1 must also be allowed to hope that
when we go altogether 10 the combat YOU will d.
peha on Inc as do on the country and on YOU Its
dehTrance aione guides your steps us well as mine
-he US Keep away every thing that might weaken
the prai streigth OF the army, and FREQ ourselves
anu we Shall leave to postcrity free country
.Canmander In Chief. I'D interim, of the armed
natlonl force ''IIENRY DEMBINSKI.
w ~ respect to the choice of future Comman-
cer-iE Chief, the votes are divided between four
PersSls: Pradzniski, Umi,ski Lubienski, and VIA
dislass Zamossk
RUSSIA.
~, we copy the following article from the Paris
Tines of Sept. 9TH:
INSURRECTION IN RUSSIA.
Aterribe revolt has broken out in the Russian
MiAary Colonies. They speak of frightful mas
saces OF Generals and officers. This event. intel
lIgflce OF which reached the Government last
evqnlng, by a courier of the Duke dc Mortelnart
ma have great influence upon the fate of Poland
ST. PETERS BURGH, Aug. 20.
new levy of troops has been ordered to Tic
eYent of four men for every 600 souls. In some
otour military colonies many serious riots are said
tohave taken place. The foreign officers attached
tothese establishments have been exposed to the
iIpst atrocious outrages.'
"A private letter from correspondent at Breslau
dSed Aug. 9th, which we received this morning,
sl-s-
1.-The following intelligence was received by
merchant OF the first responsibility in Breslau, from
Pdand yesterday:
Seen. Skrzynecki had entered into a negotiation
with Field Marshal Paskewitsch for u cessation of
hostilities, in order to into treaty TO be me-
gqciated in conjunction with the Five Great Pow
e's; which, it was hoped, would lead to happy
trmnaton, but Gen. Skrzynecki being displaced
was not known whether his successor, Cen Dem
olnski, would pursue the his prede-
cessor. 1t was, however, considered likely that he
would do so.
The Monitcur of the 4th of September, SAYS that
'the army of the North, which entered Belgium
to defend her independence and neutrality, which
were guaranteed by the Great Powers, returns to
France. division commanded by General Barrois,
about $4,000 strong, will remain momentarily
upon the Belgic Territory, at the demand and
the disposal of King Leopold. The head quarters
of Marshal Gerard and of his Royal Highhess the
Duke of Orleans, will be transferred to Maubcuge,
where's camp will be formed behind and near that
From the London Morning Chronicle of Sept T.
The following names were last night said to be
included in the List of Promotions and Creations
which are to take place at the Coronation:
PRoMoTIoNs
To be Marquisses of the United Kngdom-Earl
Grosvenor, Earl Bredalbane. Earl Cassils.
To be Marquess OF the Kingdom Of Ireland
Earl O'Neil.
TO the Dignity of Earls of the United Kingdom
-FiScount Arson, Nscount Duncan.
To the Dignity of Earl of the United Kingdom
of Ircland-Viscount Northland.
CREATIONS.
Earl of the United kingdom-Lord George ca
vendish
Barons of the United OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of
Headfort, Earl of Meath, Earl of Dunmore, Earl
of Ludlow, Lord of Bclltaven, Lord Cloncurry
Lord Howden, Hon. We. Made, Hon. George Ca
dogan, Sir Robert Lawley, Bart. Col Arthur Chi
chester Col. Hughes, Col. Berkeley.
ETtract from a letter, dofed LiuerpOol, SEPT 7.
The sales IN Cotton for the past week, estimate
at $4,000 bags. From extensive "a business it was
lar 10 pTe.ume on some improvement pr'ces, bu'
such not the casc-lhe demand being very freely
met. The public sale of Sea Islands was not vety
well attended; prices however were not lower, cspe-
cally for the common aud fan qualities worth od a
lO} So far this week the demand has been limited