Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-29

vutc Communications, tha, the town of Wrczio@ek
and several villages have fillcn prey to thofl1-cs
since tle passing the Ystula by The Hhssiane The
latter were in possession of the vstulo as far as
Thorn The head quarters of Gouerassuno Skr5y-
| nccki. who WAS about marching 10 meot the Rus |
! fans, were fixed at Sochac1ew.
| Field Marshel Pcekcwitsch passed Wellcnburg
| (Gaotcrn Russia the 22d in order TO Join the
headquarters of the Grand Duke Michael at Cho-
zollon.
The Berlin State Gazette OF the 81 ms. announces
that the cholera morbus has broken out at Krllsi
| in tic Grand Duchy Of Poscn.
| FROM DUTCH AND HAMBURGER PAPERS.
RERLrr, July "a letter from the Russian head
quarters 1T PultuslS, dated 2ith June SAYS, that
though tho late military events arc not decisive,
they nevertheless worry favourable. The letter
gives an account of tho advantage gainc,lhy Con.
oral Rndigcr over Jankowsjti, which, though no.
decisive victory, must cheek the plans of the enemy
| against I.ubn. General Rudgcr took 500 privates
end 10 oaiceTs prisoners, including Ad-dc- Camp
| ct .iankowski, and un Ad-dc-CSinp OF Skrzyrcchi
and the Qusrier-master. hl-o park of artillery,
with ammunition and much baggage. Plosk hud
been occupied by party sent ont to acour the
| t-y. No news had been received NJ The Russian
headquarters respecting General Gieigud, but n,r-
! merors troops were opposed 10 him.
! The Wa-saw Courier OF tho Seth June, gives
letter from General Thomas Lubienal,i, Chief OF
tho Stah dated head quarters, Warsaw, 29,h June,
in which no gives cr account OF rrzccorsfi,l recon
noissncc undertaken On tho 26th BY detachment
of the garrrun of Ecdlin, which rssacd urobuor-
ved hctweca the cncmy's posts, CROSSED Wkra ct
ford, avoided by crcutous route thc town Of Ma
sieisk, and surrrlse6 at day break body of th-cc
hundred cavalry of the Ukroine regiment Of IIu-
lnrs and Cossscks. The enemy fed. leaving some
officers and about 800 privates dead on tho field
One officer and "a pr yates of tho regiment of u-
iane, and 10 Cossucks were taken prisoners with
30 horses. We had one man killed and three
wounded.
The Warsaw Courior OF the 30th save Sicdlic
and almost ell Podiochia arc freed from the enemy
and only few Cossacks here and there seen Con
hTeutz has Passed thu Sng vita tho remainder Of
hs corps In flosc the Susoians have latcy quite
retired from the Yistuia; troops arsray in
NssielsA. Field harsl,al Paske itscn has probably
arrived ST Pultusk; Of citizens ssy. he has
e read new prociarEa'ien OF the Field Marshal TO
the fotcs, An Official report yesterday roeeiy-
d ed from fiihuanio. wilma is hero;sra; C,hI.pow
ski has 5000 choice eavaIry; 2nlinski is fastening
towards the sea; tho in9nrrcct;o is spreading even
. in Little iSarsie, in the cnvrons of Mol,ilew.
: BERnrlS, July Tile Russian army is withdraw.
, ing from theGoveTnrort of Flosk, probably TO as
! samhlo nearer to Warsaw. The obcc. or tho de-
tacfncnts scRt 20 Thorn seelns 30 have been Only
90 escort tho supplies, and especially tho boss pur
chssed IN Prussia for the passage of :lie Ystula.
BsR1IF. Juy 5-'Ths Prussian Siota Gdse:t;
. = thi' dale contains long article dated from
u tire Russian head GcarterF fulturk, June %, Civ
/ ina nm official ard detailed nccoant OF the tot de-
fsat of the united forces ef Generals Gic'cId and
!, ChioPoTski in m stock tho Russian troops
y posted nj mud round wilma, consisting oC the div
sion OF Gen. Baron Won Srckon, reinforced ty
some regiments Of the Gaars under s'is comma I'd
n
'lHety foiisd by the dreadful fire of the artillery in
thor attompt Garry the heights, were compelled
: 20 retrsnt and we're pursued by the Russian caval
~ e!ons!ai knTuta, who hGd reserved part Of the
Imperial Guard to tho heights, which are so
: H' Por!ent for the defence of wilma NOW ordoroa
the cavalry Of the Guard end the lithuanian rcgi-
nients 10 attack which they did with such i-Ipctu-
o@y taet tho enemy could not destroy The bf;.,ro
: nver tho Wilnn. The oroulT bcinr driven .cross
the river, and flying in CONSERVATION on the road
70 hancn' GcneEal hu-nta ordered the light cayal-
~ to pursue, which he Induced do 5y the news
That Count Iolstoi, Commander in Chief Of tho
: army Ofrescrre, was ct hand with two division :
lnis junction oongle.eZ y INA ma VIII
. mora OF acting with energy against Giel-
I guds division. Tho Russians took 600 prison
r crs including eight officers.
koNIrUsSURo, juno 3o-hccounts from Nernel
say that Gordon is again occupied by the insu7-
X gents.
WA1sAw, Juno 28-our State Gazette contains
The following official report of the Gcneral-in-C Chief
dated head quarters al Warsaw, June 81.
81 have tho honor 20 inform the National Gov
I cTn'nent that IN planning The cnterprzo against
tho corps Of Gen. Rudigcr, ordered Cen Chrzs
nowEki, Who was near Ianosc, to contribute 20 the
success of IT By advancing in the rear of Rudiror
50 tar rs tte enomy's corps, lately arrived from the
Bug, you'd allow He executed the order in IN
: admirable manor
By ski!l!ui rnaneuvre ho deceived General
hairsarofF, who commanded the new corps, udvan
oed hy rapid march 20 K-euystan, aud on the 23d
III the morning took possession of Tubljn forcin
} 40 ammunition wagons and n number of I1lrlskots
IN a pond; many other effects were likewise found
! there
Meantime Rudigcr returned over the Wieprz his
vanguard, consisting of six sqnadrong, crproached
the town, and was noar being driven back How
ever, as the corps Of Gen. KuiaaroT aprroached on
the other oi3o, and Gen. Chrzanowski wss ,,,t
strong enough to resist these two corps he crossed
to tho Left bank Of the Yistulu, over which Gen.
l Romarine has by grent exeriions caused britre
to be laid. Cen Chrza1owsli had on his whole
march some skirmishos with the enemy in which
ne took 40 men, with their horses and arms, and
killed 20, without losing man himself"
The State Gazette adds, az TIER the departure Of
I Gen. ChTznnowsld from Lubljn, Rudgcr returned
to that city, and cnuccd mis- victory on the Wiorrz
to be proclaimed with sound Of trumpet, together
with tho capture OF the robcl Mala, hereditary
ognor Of Inbartow; he added That no had besides
taken 500 prisoners, which is not true. lTo thea
, followed Con. Chrznnowski, who, however, had
Crossed the river at Colcmb, e7d broke down tho
bridge behind him in sight OF The Russians"
Count Gustave do Monticello, youngest son Of
} tho faInoas Marshal Lsnncs, arrived a. yYarsa7y
on tao 25th to devote his life and part Of his for
tune to our causo. He hiss paid 10000 francs into
tho Treasury.
Letters from Przauyscl, of 10Th june snv that
the instruction in Podolia and Ukrnno has again
broke out.
I4oNDos, Jolly Our Inst arrivals, We regra. tn
say, confirm tho tidngs which had before rcrcboi
us, of dissensons in tho camp and in tho counciIs
oftho Poles, calculated TO do injury to tho cause
of thcir liberty than the arms Of Ruaain One Of
tho bitter fruits Of disunion s already gathered
ShryEucckj folt it necessary oYdur TO cover Wnr-
saw and to hold in check Rudigcr's division Of