Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-02
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os'!e:s have been received at Toulouse to manufacture
very large quantity of gnpowder An immense uuuucr OF
cannon balls Of various have aTri. the arsenal
According 10 The --latest from lie otier of Russia
the army destined against Poland consist of lj 900
men OF Infantry, $4,000 cavalry, and COO pieces Of artillery
and strong Ill Ire organised follow the ain arny
II Is reported upon Uncertain authority, that the
Emperor mas Determined to defer commencing hos
tli'ics before the first Of March
There tai; Of plots AMI counter plots in Pa
rs, which had cIl'd battulinns of National
Guards. uat ::3; hing discovered
an expedition IL preparing at Hercera destined
for Portugal. An EngliSa Banker las opened fir
Dn Pedro 2 loan OF twenty Five millions. i froatc
steuubo u.s. arj transports VIII immediately set sail
The Portuguese AZ Paris are has. CAM 10 take ;hcy
pa sports for tInndo" proceed thence Tor erccirn
RUSSIAN MANIFESTO AGAINST POLAND
The following manifesto has been published at S,
Petersburg. II leaves the Poles no alternative but
unconditional submission or military execution The
h2TrH OF vengeance which lie UTTERED a!nnnr his
Warke nobility, when he first received the intclIj
Gerce OF the Instruction ut Warsaw is now re-
sounding through the empire, and, if echoed by the
people as 1t WAS by the court may b. considered as
the prelude to cxtermIG!a' ing Polish INVASION
| We, Nich"las, by the Grace Of God, Emperor and
! Au;ocrat of ali The Russians, &c. To all our
fahiu subjects, greeting.
"a terrible treason las convu!sed the lingdon, If
Poland, which is united to Eussil Evil minded men
whom the benefits he Emperor Alexander the ,nar
unanimous restorer OF theft country had not disur;n
ed, and who, under the protection of the cDnsti;u.
ton which he had granted them cuoved Tho fr,,ts r
his solci ude, plotted the overthrow Of the order If
things introduced Oy him, and marked The outset or
their crimes, on the Eth (twcnty NINTH of Noyeup
Der, by rebellion, boodshed, aud criminal at,ernts
on the life of our beloved brother and Grand Dnle
Constantine PauowItscb Taking aIyantare of The
darkness of the night, furious multitude insl;ra
ted by them attacked the palace Of he Ccsarowtstcb
while at The same time, by spreading in several
quarters false reports that the Russian troops were
fltn c,nhi,
lie gaining the people and filling all the horrors nj
anarchy. The Cesarowltach then resolved +, tgI.c
mp position in the enyirons of Warsaw with ;hn
Russian troops he had with him. and the Pol;a!
troops that renamed faithful to their duy and M,
act otfrneiyely' in order to avoid ali occasion for
the eHIslOl of blood, to show clearly the absurdi,y
and the falsehood of the reports that were snreoi
TO give the authorities Of tina CITY time and means
with the aid of the well disposed CITIZENS IN ror. ~
their duty those who had been led astray and to keen
the evi! minded in check; but this expectation was
NOT ihied. The Council Of Administration could
not succeed IN restoring order necessarily Hcnaced
by the rebels, who had formed iI!ersi meeiinos
and who had changed lis composition by remo,
wing the members named by us, and ESTABLISHING,
others, forced on it BY the chief Of the consDir.
toFs There was nothing lett for il 10 do but earnestly
to entreat the Cesarowsch to send back the Polish
troops who had left Warsaw with him. in order To nr
serve public and priva property from further pillare
Soon this council totally dissolved and The yboIa
power placed IN the hands Of general. 1t the same
time report spread of similar ins;rrcc zion in
all tie provinces OF the Kingdom of Poland The same
means were every where employed-seduction men.
aces iaiSehoods the object Of which was to subject
the peaceabe citizens to the power of some rebels In
these serious and deporabe circun,s tnccs the Caesar
o"itSch thought l; necessary follow the advice of the
Counci' OF State, and he permitted the small number
o P0ish troops %ho had remained faithful 10 return
10 warsaw in order if possible TO protect persons and
property lie himselfwjh the Russian troops Quilted
he 6lnBd0m ot Poland and on the fst UGth) Of De-
ccHoeT, arrived at the village of Windaw, in Voinia
IN ths manner crime whch bad long hsea media
yea was consummMed. AGer SO many calarities, the
ois nation was enjoying peace and prosperity I'm,
ueF INC protection OF our government again it precio
yates them into an abyss of revolt and miseyy and
troops OF these oredulous men, though struck with
rear approaching chassement dare to think of rcto
~ or some rnoents and 10 propose conditions to us
their legitimate r:aste-. Wy
Russians. yoH know that we reject them with in
iignaton, your hearts, burning with zeal for the
throne, compartments what ours feel. At the fire,
news OF the treason, your answer was new ,atb Of
inaerable fidelity, and at this moment we sec in the
yho!e extent Of our vast empire, only one impulse in
he hearts OF al one sentiment, the desire Of sparin
10 effort for the honour OF their sovereign the inyio
ability Of The empire, and to sacrifice to it their riches
prosperity aud even their lives. We have contempa
ID With emotion, this generous transport oF the love