Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-27


Certain, for there arrived to day. places contiguous
the frontier several of the persons employed by the
Russian government and two parties of frontier guards
of the other of seventy men, who have been dr-
ven ont by the Samogtans. They hope to be able
gain Russia by Polangen, which they will find very diff
icut for is said that 200 Samogitians arrived to-day
at Gardsfen advanced to krotingcn and intended 10
proceed from thence to Polangen, whcro they would
tea intercept the road to Russia.
There are few Russian troops liz the country the
insurgents therefore, will with bu. little resistance
tomorrow, perhaps shall the frontier ruaros
of tl, adjacent countries take refuge here. Among
those who have arrived there Who have been
very roughly handled. We have nothing to apprc-
hvnd her, for although have garrison it is not
supposed that the insurgents will foot the Prus-
sian territory The have seized the of the depots
at Kossenna. This is diversion very preiudical to
the Russians, because falling upon hcir rear they will
be Obliged to divide their forces"
very serious insurrecton, If credit is TO be giye TO
letters Som the frontiers of Servia inserted in the
Augsburgh Gazette has broken out in Albania, Bosnia,
and part of NIrcnia The insurgents who are com
nandcd by the Pacha of Scutari talk Of nothing less
than marching to Constuntinople II said that there
is every reosen to believe that these have
been excited by certain foreign Power, with Il view
70 iind the sultan occupation at home
According TO letters of the l1t ult from CONSTANT.
noPe generally rmored, that the Sultan is about
! to found university in that capital
Up TO IL o'clock the I'd day of Aprii 1000 prison.
ers had been brought into Warsaw, and more continue
to arrivc eleven pieces of taken in the battle
have also been brought III, and eleven expec
ted among the prisoners 20 officers of different
ranks. \ very great number of the prisoners are from
Thc Warsaw Gazette has the following article: In
: the night CT the GOTH the Russians attempted to mass
the Tistula. ut Sekterk Czarniakow, but their
design frustrated by our troops. Alonp the bank
of the Fisulo occupied by them, they have ercc ted
alarm posts probably to effect by lighting bacons the
passage over the river at the moment along the
whole line. According to the statements of prisoners
the passage was TO be attempted ut eve points.
From the New York Commercial Advertiser of tly q
i POSTSCRIPf-Ywo O'Clock =. NJ
! We have at this moment received our Paris papers
Try the Charles Carroll. Yhey arc TO the 10th April
notwithstanding days latcr-but the atencss of the
hour precudcs extended r7nsatioIs for this eve
ning's paper
Paris was in a feversh state. 4 revolutionary move
ment was attempted on the 18TH the Place dc Grcves
! which was speedily suppressed by the National Guards
Thc Gazette do France says this was proof of the
good spirit of the National Guards and OF the futility
OF all attempts to create disorder. But passenger
states that another revolutionary movement occurred
on the 18th, and the government again compelled
d; to call out the National Guards.
Pie Monitcur of the 10Th, thus notices the move
inent of the preceding day.
Yesterday some individuals clad as workmcn appear
ed on the Place dc Greve with tn-colored flag, and
raised sedtious cries. hey wcrr however instantly
| md easily dispersed.
royal ordinance for loan of go, 00o 600 was ss,
ed by Louis Philippe the 18th.
i The French journals contradict the story Of thc at
! &c mpted escape of Polignac.
fhe berlin news of April 5, states that fifteen thous
ana russians about 60 enter Luxembourg all is
prepared for and activity will not BIO dampcd
by the pacific ofthe French Ministers Prls
Sia has more need than Incc assume al imposing
attitude" e
fhe Polish Commanders official despatch announc
ing ms victory of March 3lst, written on the field
OF oat'e on that day The Gazette do France of the
loth contains despatch from the same Office dated
: April 1st which states, in substance that
ihs success has been fully great as wac rcprcsen
teu-de says-Ee cannot exactly compute the loss Oh
the enemy which is hidden by tho forests and the ma
H1re of the eountry-306G however have already
laid down their armstie number augmentng every
moment by prisoners brought ID by our soldiers and
the peasanry send three flags token by the 4th re
gnen OF cuirassers We have several thousand insa,r
gents and much other spoil.
Official intelligence Of tho insalrrertio,s IN yo,;,
and I.lthuania has been received
BerhR' april 5.-f'he Grand Duke Michel has n,arh
ca, with 1000 oftho Guards, for Lhuania. Yhe Cos
lillian Count Platter said to be at the head of the Cen
tia Government, sd 70 have been established bv the
rcvoutionists.. ~ d. ..-. y Wv
| LONDON. (Friday E,ening1 April I5.-yyc br,, 20
ceIved the Paris papers Of Wednesday and the Mesa
ger des Chambrcs dated yesterday. Phey do not CON
tam any information Of the report of a now victory
.,na 'ne russians which was given on rucsduy. It
WSs probably, only version of the late affI
4here IS nothing in these papers relative to the Aus
tran intervention in Italy, but vo arc told that the
Duke OF Modena has cpnfscated the property Of tIe
Jews, yho took part in the revolt against him and i'm
posed upon them, besides, fine Of 600 900 fancsthe
iatof IN ofder We suppose, to afford for i'm
Pffsonnent; tor cannot otherwise understand tho
nloVo tor timing after having taken from them the
means OF paying The poor Jews! Ifhey remain q,1ic in
times OF public CONFUSION they reproachcd with
0eng abetteTs of tyranny, and if they Join in str,Iq
gle tor liberty, they marked out for persecution
Yhe Ffonch Funds have risen: the Five per Cents on
TeaneSoay closed at S0f l0c. after having been done
at oI and the fhree per Cents at 57f SOC after hav
ing been done at 56f
Lie Temps says, the departure Of General Beliiard
rom brussels was caused bv tle dcplorabc state Of
eislah aiaiFs-the REORGANIZATION of the country the
contempt with which his advice was received and an
ace winch was ccctcd with disdain; and, above all!
.e Syslen OF var adopted contrary udvcc with
the ayoved intention of compromising US with E1ronc
Ter dignity and that of the French Government did
not alloy or his remaining longer at Brussels.
Seneral Belnrd, who arrived two DAYS since
| IRON BRUSSELS, set off again this morning to m,
turn to his post The Begic Journals have announced
that ne was charged with of questions to which
inc bogIan Government demanded categorical ev
plaDaton There is doubt that he has received tho
I necessary Instructions to enable him to reply in posi-
I 1--WE manner to every point.--( Courier Ffancais
- BRUSSELS, April ll.-Yho conduct Of our ministry
II not c"nsl tent with principle, may serve as s,ec
men OF sfl and cunning. They felt the necessity of
assuring themselves of tho army in order to form the
o.atlonel combination they mediate; and with this
view they found it indispensable to obtain perission
TO choose out of the country C.neral.in Chief who
might and by the nature OF things would bccoae al
most Dictator. Tine discussion upon this subject
came on yesterday, and thoy so anared matters ;bat
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