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Weofe furnished, BY the Boston
papers. with accounts from Liverpool
TO the 9th August, and from Lond don to
the 5ih, received by the ship Georgia,
which arrived At that port on w edSes.
day morning.
DovER. Aug. S, Eve o'elock.-There
~ q messenger just landed from Calais,
from Brussels he brings over With
him news that there has been some
lighting with the Dutch and Belgian
troops, near Client, and since his ar
rival the Ostend steamboat has arrived.
confirming the event. There have been
some lives lost on both sides.
There 10 no further intelligence
touching the reported victory OF the
-Polss, and defeat Of the Russians. in
general battle.
Private letters received from Ger.
many mention that the Emperor Of
Russia's health is much impaired. II
IS no, feared that he will die Of the
cholera, to which he WAS afraid to ex
pose himself; he is said to be iaboring
under slow fever, which IL still In
creased by the endeavors he 10 making
to overcome il. Other accounts say he
IS afflicted with awassing consumption.
in the election Of President Of the
French Chamber Of Deputies on the
LIST OF August, NJ. 0irod de Pain, the
Ministerial candidate, was chosen on
the second ballot by majority Of five
votes over NJ. Laftte. NJ. Casirnir
Perrier, finding himsel! SO feebly sup
ported, and that he was deserted by
numbers who had given him assurances
Of their support, Immediately offered
his resignation, and his example was
followed by the rest Of the Ministers.
Count Mole had been appointed Presi.
dent of the Council, with authority to
form new Ministry.
1t 10 stated in several Of the Paris
papers, that the Emperor Of Russia was
laboring under q consumptive CON-
plant, which had already reached an
advanced stage. This is perhap d oubt-
fu', as we do not recolleet any previ-
Gus intimation that he was not man
OF firm health. The succession in case
Of his death, would fall on his son, the
Grand Duke Alexander, q youth Of Is
years Of age.
There 10 no confirmation of the re.
ported victory of the Poles which lately
reached rs. The Prussian Gazette. in
an article dated Frontiers of POLAND.
July "a" says that the grand Russian
army. 90, 600 strong, with 70 pieces of
cannon, had passed the vistula At
NieZawa; and that on the 10Th the
Grand Duke Michael, at the head of
the Imperial Guard, had crossed. On
the 2Ist re Deun was sung in the
camp, with the firing IF cannon, to
celebrate the event. The Russian ad.
vanced guard under the command of
Prince Schachofskoi, and Gen. Witt.
had met with no other obstacle in their
march, and was near Warsaw. The
Governor Of Warsaw, had given no
tee Of the approach Of the enemy, and
every one capable Of bearing arms had
been enrolled at the town hall. The
enthusiasm was great, and no fear was
entertained for the safety of the CITY.
1t was stated from Lithuania that the
Polish General Dembiski had been
made prisoner with all his troops.
sPars.-London, dug. 3.-The fol-
lowing are extracts from a letter writ.
ten from the frontiers Of Spain, dated
July 81
There are in Arragon $500 men.
The Inhabitants Of Sarsgossa desire
Constitution. There are $500 sol.
diers; 240O at Gironue and at Rossea.
part OF which are in moveable columns.
In Navarro there are 10000 regular
troops and 1000 volunteers ct Biibos. !"
Cholera Morbus. The following ar.
tcle from the London Morning Chropi.
Gle exhibits the following friehtful
progress Of this appalling msiady in
st. Petersburgh:
"From Letters received Yesterday
from Hamburg, with accounts from 81.
Petersburgh to the 10th Of July, il ap.
pears that the progress which the
ehoiera 10 making IL truly terrific
These letters state that the cases have
been hfteen thousand! and that the
population ing great numbers were A wing
from st. Petersburgh. Now, although
We do not place implicit reliance on
these accounts, nevertheless We have
reason to believe that the case.
have been far more Numerous than
reported. In place so extensive a.
Petersburgh with q population Of eco,
OOO' having so formidable a police and
with the authorities 60 ayerse to the
truth being known, and in q case " here
the revenues are liable to the most &c.
rious injory by the interruption Of
trade, u cannot be expected that the
ioll extent 70 which the calamity pre.
walls sheuld be made known. We
nov Of opinion that il RACES to an sE-
tent Tar beyond what is OficislIy known
OF reported. IL We may draw a con.
ei9s'on from what has happened at
other plaees--and the deaths hitherto