Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-23

THU MPH OF THE REFORMER
,tl IN ENGLAND--HUMlLI OF DO
e MIGUEL.
h The ship Pacific. Al New York from Live,
pool brings London papers TO the 10th and L.,
erpool 10 the l7th May nclusivs. The follow
ing important uems are furnished by The Com
meI .ial Advertiser.
IMPORTANT FROM POLAND.
" God prospers the right!' The invader
oithe gallant Poles have again ad,anc ed. an,
AGAIN beeen repulsed, and the d" Balkan Pas
ser IS al length passing backwards towards HI
own country, The following isa dtspa,ci
from the Polish Commander, enclosed IN n let
tor from Warsaw OF May I'd.
Extract ola letter dated Warsato, Mnv2.
Wa had the Polish army nj Milo,na aysin
two miles distant from Warsaw. The follow.
ing is despatch from General Sk,zygneo.
Nj -
General Diebiisch had concentrated all his
| 'orees aud IN person, al the head Of his advan.
ecu guard, attacked on the 26tn our rear guard
near kuiiew. Colonel Denhlnski comma nded
Tie Polish troops IN II battle of several hours
| against the enemy's overwhel.aing force who
hhd 10 pieces OF cannon whilst the Poles hnd
only pieces. The Russian field Mnrshal en-.
| HeaVored 10 SURROUND the Polish right W ing
WIN his main army. According 10 the pIan
| formed by okfzynecki IN the commencement
OF The Campaign, he did not intend eis ing hat
Tie TO the overwhelming force of thu russians
IN that par, Of The country. which, IL 90
| pears, Is not advantageous consequently b,
| gave orders 10 the troops To rtt.ai 10 X os-
hzya, areIrem which was elected. Gen
Clegud and pat oil Gen Skizynecki's corps
formed reserve guard u, Musk winch was AT.
lacked the following mo nng q, II y clock.
ne enemy pIetenleda great mass OF infantry
anu cavalry, as well as "A numerous artillery
on' GIL his attacks were rtpnlsed after a battle
oil several hours, which did all honor 10 Grn
oieIgud, who Afterwards retired TO his former
| position. can assure the National Govern
ihent thai the enemy has not made one prison.
er, unless IL is The sick OF the cholera, which
| we're leit 10 the forests. Yes erday Gen. 4.
mInski, IN marching from Okuniew 10 Stani.-
lawow, nj the heud OF two sqpadrons OF Lub-
| TN cavalry (qnlte new troOps,) met Gen. Mas
| sakins cavalry brigade The squadrons attack
| ed them bIsyely, and dispersed them. The
enemy ioS upwards vi 80 men and officer kill
Ell, aud captain with IL men aud horses were
made prisoners. We had officers aud sol.
diers wounded, but not one Killed. 1 he de-
tachmenis seal into the fofeUs continually
brlng ia prisoners of the dispersed brigade.
lSigned)
"Milosna, April %. SkRZYNECKL"
Yon may depend upon this Information, ss 5kzy.
ueoki never e1aggerates, buI keeps all his plan
secret II is sand that lie made a ieigucd ~
treat, and wished 10 bring the Russians 10 War.
saw again. beiug u good position for n battle
Uul Diebnscn tuought IL belier 10 T. ow hin
aud has now rereaied fasler than he advan
ced. Il is believed that lie wishes To get over
the b x agrib, bat Il lie does the Poles Will
attend hlm They are now following him
up.
FOURTH RETREAT OF THE RUSSIANS.
Atlength We have received authentic intel
ligence trom Poland aud We rejoice 10 say, OF
the most cheering KIND. The Russian COM
lnander-ln chiei. WIN, some months ago. in the
plentIl ude Of presuDp tioD, pledged himself 10
u's master, that, by certain day, he would
display the RUSSIAN Eagle IN Warsaw has
again been ioIled, his plans again deranged
and, with tue bulk OF ms troops, he has been
Obliged TO fall back, ia disoomi ure and dis
grace, betOp The army oil the patriots, This Is
the iohith Tune TINT this doughty conqueror,
| whose high professions have now become n
| ldoghing-stotk eyen 10 his own thick -heade ed
! followers, has seen his claims 10 imnorlallt,
vanish. OF the d,tais o, tais last advance OF
The kussians upon Warsaw, aud the retresl
| Of the PolrS before them, We have the ac-
! counts OF both sldes, and they differ bui
little ION each other. As soon as the 6rs
movement iron oiedies, which was DIeblisch'a
hcad-quhr'.rs iof some time, denoted nh ,nien-
| lIon Oh the part oil tho enemy 10 advance
5ltZy neck despatched couriers To Warsaw ~
, prepare them tor a retreat OF the army. aud
| 10 desire that the place might be put III
CONDITION 10 sustain siege, IN case tue forlune
OF "ur SHOULD he against the cause in n general
engagement. No,h'og could exceed the en-
thnsiasm with which the news was received.
khs c'iiEeus renewed tDeir assurances OF de-
Voton 10 ihef country and We are iold 'hhi,
IN an incredibly shoit space oi time, ne"
iefe.du,p0Hl vas nsruc,rd n PrdgA, aud a
second wall oil protecton WAS thrown up by
l5,UOU men, VII CHI was sufficient to sheIter
ne whole OF the patriot army. Inc most IN
Hleotidl senators aud citizens went out TO JON
The camp, aud every one had Teconciied him
sell 10 the worst. The retreat, IN the mean
time, continued, the Poles every where carry
ing with them the inhsb itants Of tho county
aud every description OF provisions which
cehld serve rs subsistence 10 the enemy. Up-
! on the 27th Skrzynecki had reached Tie Cap
lial, aud fixed his head quaIteTs there The
bulk Of his army was al Mlosns, dozen
milrs distant. la their retreat they appear 10
have been greatly harlassed by the Kusslans,
and at hlIUski an action Of sone consequence
teok place, IN which the kussinns soy the
Poies lost II considerable number OF mea but
ms ID denied by the accounts upon the other
side. Arrived at Dembe- WIelkI, the Russians
found that they could moi procure " even y lit
tie straw for their bOise,," aud the Field Mar
she had therefore, 40 alternative, but again
10 sound u retreat, III which he has been put
sued oy the Poles and the last account oil
nim Is from MoTdy, which IS beyond SeidIec,
the polot from which he set out. On The 29tu
Apru tue whole Polish army had again adj
vauced. aud RESUMED is former positions at
k1SlrdyD, and beyond olenuica. On the Both
the Polish army advanced. aud the vanguard
WAS IN the moraing at kalusyn. The effect OF
thIs retrOg Ia1e movement must be highly ia
vorable ~ tue patriot cause, for, besides AS in
iluence upon the still "avering provinces Of
Russian Poland, il proves that tue subsistence
OF the Russian army IS enureiy dependent upon
their supplies 10 the rear, aud tnese may Le