Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-09-01

pool paper % me lsln, ueNefo4, anu nave
likewise ayailed ourselves Of publication
from the office OF the Daily Advertiser. con-
tanning extracts from London papers 10 the
I2th, Inclusive.
There is very interesting news from Pc.
land 1t will be seen thSt a very dangerous
conspiracy had been discostrcd among some
polish officers and the numerous Russian pr
souers Ia Warsaw IN tune 70 prevent any ~
effects.
The Ministers have announced their in'en'
ton Of going through with tne Engish re
fern bill pr vio1sly to the discussion on tue
Irish and Scotch bills.
Mr. Stanley has withdrawn The clause IN
his Irish bill, f)r Furnishing with 'ranspor''
ton any person found IN the possession Of
unregistered arms - &c.
Der was fixed for the coronation OF their Ma
jestics -,
II bad bees announced by Lord Alihofp,
that the duty on steam boats would be ADAM
doned.
The Grand Lodge of ireland had tecIded
that it was inexpe5ient to celebrate TOE l='h
Of Jolly in the present crisis.
The block and machine cali o printers al
Blackburn, lately made general turn out
on receiving notice that the prices were %
be reduced.
The Cholera Morbus had made its appear
ancc at ST petersburgh
AFFAIRS OF POLAND.
The Warsaw Journals, which reach TO The
9th June, contain report from the oene'
raj IN Chief, dated Warsaw, june ~, rela-
tive to the operations OF the army against
the corps Of i.udiger, in the government OF
podhohid & Jnbloa Ga the 18Th, tIe folIsh
head quarters were at Slepnica. where the
General IN Chief removed 10 second tie op
erations OF Generals Sansko"k and RybIn
ski and 10 cover Warsaw Tn the ioth,
Prybnoski. took Zbdczgn aud Stodiee, W"ere
be logud large magazines. Jank@"skl' VITA
a dvisson OF iniautry, some caVaiFy uhuef
Cen Tarno and ten Romano. we're ordered
to kozk, in the government OF LublIn; ard
then, with this improved force, to attack and
defeat General ,Rndlger Jankowsh took
Iukow on 18th, and when he arrived at ia.
low, near Adamow, he heard that tae enemy
had crossed over at LysolyNi, to the n2hI
bank Of the WleViz Fearing that he might
escape, he directed his whole corps INTO small
detaehments. and sent General Iarno to Ly-
salyki near Budziska. General lafno, who
had only 5000 men, met with the enemy
at three O'Clock IN the morning Of the 10Th,
but no assistance came; the enemy was alone
10000 strong.
The action contiaued ill nine a, m. and
both parties kept their positions. General
Tarno, on receiving positive orders, retire at
ed TO Czarna lis loss was 40 killed aud
wounded; besides this, detachments Of the
enemy got between the scattered corps Of
General Jankowslsi, and took TIVE Of his aids
de camp, who were the bearers of his orders
and the qpArtermasier, Major Bullyon, prl-
soners. On the same day, aiter tie action
tonight by Gen. 4'afno, al JaHkow3kl's force
was assembled his at fizyIoca; after which,
the former began his retreat TO W arsaw, and
the latter also retreatcd Generals Jankow-
ski and Bakowski are 10 be tritd by court
martial, ior 10; having supported ten. Tar
no. The iattar was the nearest 10 iamo,
and yet, did not 90 to help hun. though he
heard the canoonade. The Warsaw State
e este, howe yer. saws tnat Chrzano "sl<i
took the town If L4bnn IN the 10th, and
.ioined Romance oa .nl 434, and. that IN the
bafir near Luhn, between Chreanowsli and
kadger, the latter Is said 70 have lost 5000
,1nen. taken prisoners, aud eight pieces OF
cannon.
The accounts from Llthu.nia are general
~ unfavo,abe. 1t appears that the cholera
is becoming less malignant III its character al
DanzIg ans Riga.
The summary article given above, is from
the Liverpool paner Of the It'll The iol-
lowing details wear a different aspect
GREAT CONSPIRACY AT WARSAW!
From the London .Aorpiag Herald. Of Jgiy IS.
The intelligence brought yesterday from
Hamburg is interesting General Hurtig.
General SatacK, Colonel Stupscki the Rus
sian Chamberlain Fanshawe, VI LesselI, aud
Madame Bazanon, Russian lady, are ar
rested, charged with a conspiracy to arm the
Russian prisoners, to make diversion, and
perhaps deliver Warsaw into the hands OF
the enemy, in case Of an attack. The es-
cape Of Rudiger IS attributed to the treach-
cry of General Jankewski, who is Implicated
in the above conspiracy, General Hurtig
was in regular correspondence with Rus
sian Colonel Brendt, residing at Lumburg,
in Galicla, and one iniz de Leo, formerly an
officer in the Polish army, was the agent be-
tween them Three millions of forms were
discovered al the house of Lessel; and it
would appear from the papers found in the
possession Of tae cons plrat9r, that It 0stro
lenka the Ru.siens We're pat ia possession Of
the whole OF SsTzynecki plans The plot
ii not detected, mghr haye been productive
of many disastrous results 10 the Poles. One
part OF II was 10 ara, the Russian prisoners
from the arsenal TO destroy Tie bridge of Pra
ga, and thu, cut of ia troops stationed there
.