Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-04


| The whole of yesterday, (3oth November) the in
habtants of Warsaw remained under arms, and in
the afternoon the National Guard began TO be or
ganzed, under the command of Count Lubienski -
The shops were closed. Hitherto the Russian troops
appear to have renamed quiet The Polish regi-
ments of infantry and caYalIy stationed in the Pro-
vinccs have received orders to move withou, DELAY
towards Warsaw. In the principal street of War
saw artillery has been planted. The Amortization
Committee of the Public Debt has placed the public
property IN the Bank under the protection of the c-
zcIs. In the Avenue, aud near the Alexander
Church, the engagement is said 10 have been most
sanguinary
Every body is fastening to powark, whittier the
Russian Guards have repaired On the Saxon place
and ID the Cracow suburbs patrols of Polish cavalry
sra stationed.
In addition to the foregoing, the Warsaw State
Gdzettec, The LIST inst gives few brief details of
the battle. The paper had not the preceding day
appeared in consequences of all the composiiorS ha-
wing Joined the people. Many armed females were
seen bearing their share in the dangers of the day.
The shops still closed the list inst (ast
Wednesday,. but the new President of Police We
gozelki, had issued orders that they should bc REQ
pened. In addition to the Polish troops, 80 600 of
the inhabitants We're under arms Patrols ofth
newly ORGANISED National Guards were already pa
sing through the streets; they have taken up several
suspicious individuals and the property and money
found upon them had been deposited at the Council
house.
Towards oc'nck in the morning more firing
was heard, ans tranquility restored The Rus
sian families residing at Warsaw hive been placed
under the protection nj national honor Such of tia
Members of the Chamber of Deputies as ppened TO
he made the orgahs'of the popular voice, had obtain
cd the dismissal from the administrative Council of
Prince LubecR and Count Grabowski, IN whose stead
others have been joined TO the Council.
"BERrrN. Dec. 9.-Warsaw pauers to the 5:h of
this month contain the following from Warsaw:
The authorities of this city have issued detailed
Instructions for the general armng of the citizens.
con the first Of thus month several armed citizens
were seen with tr- coired cockadcs (red, blue, and
white" The day after. however. only white cock
AIDES were seen. II reported that Gen RuZoircIj
has been killed near kaussin. a great number OF
armed land owners and peasants are hasteninp TO
this city from kasch. General Chlupic. reviewed
on the first of This month the newly organized Ma
tona Guard The students Of the University form
ed separate division Of this Guard under the orders
Of the Professors Scir,a and Hube General Rich
ter surrendered at the time with Generals Es-
Sakof, Krifkoi, LANCE and Engelinan. and the En-
perCr's Ad-dc- Camp Buturln, and Col. iuDatieff,
All these officers kept under arrest in the ROYAL
Palace Divisions of troops of the line and several
citizens have arrested those persons who attcmped
t. plumber the houses and magazines General Sic
Mat kotfski died in the night of the Goth. The
Council Of Administration being informed that his
Imperial Highness the Grand Duke Czarowitsck de,
sired to know the present wishes of the nation sent
to his head quarters four of its members, viz Prince
Czarterovski, Prince Lubecki, and he Deputies Lee
level and Ostrowski. This deputarlon represented
TO his Imperial Highness that it was the universal
wish of the nation tnat the Constitution should be
completely carried into execution also that his
jesty would fulfil the made by his illustrious
predecessor TO incorporate with the kndodon of Pc
land the Polish provinces formerly situated with Rms
sla and lastly, that the Lithuanian corps under thu
command of the CZarowitseh might not enter tho
kingdom Of Poland. Las ~, the deputation observ
ed that 1t was tho most ardent wish of the nation
that all the parts of Poland now under the
dominion of RUSSIA, should be reunited with the
Kingdom Poland, 20 enjoy with it the benefits of
the Constitution I"
The Journals contain the decree of the Council
appointing General Chiopick commander-in chief of
all the forces of the kingdom.
General Chlopiclli was suddenly taken III res,or
day, VIII ch caused general consterna ion 1t is how
ever reported that he was better in the evening
Yesterday evening that General received Official
news that the garrison Of the fortress of NodIio
after letter OF the Grand Duke Constantine had
been communicated 10 it by his late Abide Can,p
Count Aamoyski, had surrendered without resist
ance PIE particulars of the capuation are not
known.
THE French Consul General lloi,ted the tri-co|or
ed flag on his house Immediately after the departure
of the Russian troops The shops are already omen
and there is no want OF provisions --Tranquy is
perfectly restored Several persons who have COM
mtted robberes have beer punished, some Of them
with death The medical gentlemen of this CITY are
actively engaged in attending 10 the wounded citizens
General SierewskI is aPpoIn ed commandant Of the
city.
'.On the ID and Sd the bodies of the persons killed
were buried; among them General Polockl and Nor
wlcki The Provisional Government has issued n
proclamation containing regulations for the formation
o. the regular troops, well as Of the levy en- ,qsse
F.em the Journal de Paris 1lth
REVOLUTION IN POLAND 1t was in the cvnninc
OF the goth November that the instruction was
commenced by the ander Ensigns 1t was excited by
the adherence which they had to witness the ipno-I
ninious death Of 10 students, who had been SEMEN
ced by court marital be shot for having sunr the
MaTseois hymn. The first point to which>the En-
signs directed their to tile arsenal: thew
TOOK possession Of that post which contained 20 OO5
guns and 100 pieces nf cannon. The Grand Duke
Constantine was then at Delveder abont three miles
from Warsaw. The fight confined during the
whole OF the night and the following morning
the pc pie remained masters of the CITY The Re-
giinen' Of Engineers was the first to revolt. The
Preach tTi-colnrcd cockaje was instantly adop,ed
with cries Of 'Vivc Lafayette" the friend of Feos
clusko, i.rcyer!' they went 20 the house, Of the
french Consul in search ci The tfi-rnIored far and
having found it, although the Consul M DGrandl
was suspected Of beng Congregationest, and at
ached 10 the fallen dynasty. they jo;nod the Polish
white h'g aud the Fi-coorcd one together and hois
TED them III bat STATE. The National Guard is be-
ing raised
, t"RiS, DC. IJ-Ihc Grand Duke Constantine was una
w 10 c'sS tc FisuId at Warsaw TO effect his re
cd nv f1ca upou the road Gr1uo and Yclna as had
c" ss" IN Tie hft accounts Of the Polish insurcctton
Inc '"Sc OF boats tue V,stua was DESTROYED The