Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-12

maintain the communications of the army with its
depots and magazines, at Lthuania; and they will
require SIXTH 10 occupy the provinces of Sandomir
and Iiubin, as well as to blockade the fortress OF
Zam1sc
The principal points d'appu of the Poles are
warsaw, Modlin, Plosk, Kalsch, Gzeuthan, and
Zamosc.
AT the moment when the Russi,ns entered the
TWO principal bodies of the Polish army were at Ba
la and Lonlza.
The natural retreat of,he former is Upon Warsaw
thae OF the second on Modlin The large national
reserve was increased daily at Warsaw The mill
tary dispositions assumed by the Poles are perfectly
Jndlclous. The more they concentrate their force
the stronger they will be, whilst their enemy will be
compelled to arrange themselves about them in a
very extended circle
Modlin and Warsaw 10 or 10 LEAGUES from each
other d are both OH the V,stula, seem the real
base OF the Polish defence; the other points dappu
more distant should only to keep up the war
OF detail III The rear of the Russian army besiegDg
Warsaw.
From the Polish Frontiers, FEB o.
According to the information worthy of credit the
Russian General Mandstierna, and his detachment,
took possession, the 9th inst. OF Augus'owa, with
out striking a blow.
LONDON, Feb. 90.
We received last night Hamburger papers to the
18th of February They describe the enthusiasm IN
Poland as very great An engagement of no great
consequence with The Russians, seems have taken
place near Novogored bu, the Poles intend 20 have
their grand struggle near Warsaw They consider
the early thaw much in their fnvor as mpen-
ding the march of the Russian niaterie. The spirit
IN Prussian Poland is snd have evinced itself in
the most decided manner in favor of the Poles
PARIS Feb. 2I.-(Ncws of the morning-An eX-
press which left Basa the 18th current, and arrv-
ed at Touon on the 18th, brought the news that the
Kingdom OF Naples, che whole of Romagna, the Ouch
les of Lucca and Piombino. the Duchv of Moena and
almost Tho whole of Tuscan, were in state of in
surrecton; and that Italian Fri colors every
where hoisted without opposition. 1t is also said
thut an extraordinary courier arrived yesterday at
marseiles, who brought the Intelligence Of an open
revolution at Genoa, where the troops had taken the
side ofthe people,
IuNTs, Feb II The nsurrectinn of the Duchy of
Modena i complete. The new Government, of in
surgents is recognized there without opposition.
The Duke, on qniitinr Modena, resigned his au
thority to Council of Regency; but the insurgents
from the country soon marched upon the town and
the regency took to fight The Duke took with
MN To Mamma the che consplratns Menotti, whose
nous was taken by the troops after bloody combat
lie is one of the richest merchants of Modena The
revolution of Bologna is spreading without obstacle
throughout all Romagna.
The Provisional Government is composed of the
most respectable inhabitants of the country Hither-
TO every thing has been quiet in Lombardy No
austrian troops have as yet made any movement
tranquility also rrlgns in Piedmont.
MoDENA, Feb II-At the moment of my writinu
the city is tranquil. Bologna and all RomaGna ha We
broken the arms of the PoDe, and restored the Lion
ana me trlcolored flag. Parma and PacenZa have
followed this example The National Guard is or
ganiz@d All persons imprisoned for political often
ces have been set at liberty. Part of the Dukes
troops have retired to Manlua; the soldiers have
entered the Austrian service.
The accounts by the York are unfavorable tn
flour The Corn Markets throughout England were
oecinng out this was 20 be expected and will uni
formiy occur IA the time draws when the w hole
deposits IN bond shall be entered for cousunlp ION
The material fact in the case, he decline of Flour
IN bond Our previous advices left the price a, 35s
6a36s Now we have sales at 3isa3Is. G; the last
business being at 35s. but without firmness at that
price.
LIVERPOOL, Feb %
Our depuation returned from London having obtained the
Chanceors finally to AK the new dv al 5.8 ne III
all drawback printed Calcoes; period for the sI,er
be abandoned months hence Phe time FIR evvig
the duty on Cotton fixed; may be verv e5rlv
American Flour M bond lvev manfred after @
the last two days New York Flour sold at 35s but
not held frm
The London Correspondent of Cores Liverpool
Advertiser writes follows under date of Feb 90
The political horizon continues lowering: everv
breeze that comes from France alarms the timd and
fires the brave. Will we have war is the general
inquiry, and numbers found in the most influen
tial circles to proclaim the fearful affirmative Ger
tanly the aspect OF affairs the Continent is deci-
dedy warlike, and it will require degree of firnness
and tact on the part of the citizen King to rein in
those ardent spirits, who sigh for war and would riot
in spoliatiou The French King has been tried
and fear has been found wanting; he may be wise
but certainly is not great. He wants the master
mind "to ride on the whrlwnd and direct tie storm
He is already suspected by the Republicans. and
need not add, hated by the Carlisis The culpnble
negligence of the Government in permitting the late
display in the church of st German L'Auxerrois
has eventuatcd in manner that the court could
never have anticipated; the moderate part of the
ministry have been assailed in a manner that fear
leaves them no alternative but retirement indeed
the accession Of he ultra liberals is already conf
dentIay mooted, which if found correct then indeed
the warrior need not bid farewell to The ssplumed
troop From Poland, nothing of a definite nature
has yet arrived in the city Debitsch it is true
has passed the frontiers with an army of 100 to 100
thousand men; to meet these, about half the num-
Der of Polish veterans already the march, with
an enthusiastic nation to support them.
The next accounts thought will be decisive
There are rumours of mutiny among the Russian
troops, but could not trace them to any authentic
source.-From Belgium, have still uncertainty
and intrigue, and 1t is said that his Dutch Ma
lesty will proceed single hand against he Belgians
The deputation has left Paris and it is stated thew
are determined TO recommend to the Congress the
establishment of Rupublic. Since wiring the
above, find that affairs in France are verging to-
wards crsts-Mont alivet, the Minister of the In
terror, has resigned, and Odion Barrot has obtain
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