The Arkansas advocate., 1831-09-28
 t0hIIGN INTELLIGENCE.

we have received Liverpool dates ta July 18th inclusive.
 They announce the death of the Grand Duke Constantine, brother of the Em- peror of Russia, and the immediate an. thor of the expressions which led to the revolution in Poland. It is minated we know not how correctly, that he died by his own hand.
 Mir. Stanley has withdrawn. ina clause in his Irish bill for punishipg with transportation any person found in the possession of unregistered arms.
 Ministers have announced their in- tention of going through with the Enc. fish reform bill previously to the discus. sion of the Irish and Scotch bills.
 1t is rumored, that the 23d of Sen. tember is fixed for the coronation ae their Maiesties.
 The Trial of .Mr. CoJbeH.-The trial of Cobbett for alleged seditious publi-. cations has terminated. The Jury could not agree upon evrdiot. Mir. Cobbett states in his Register of Satur- day, that tat ten minutes after nine yes- terday morning, the Judge having ar- rived, the Jury came up, and announc- ed that they could notagree; that there were six for and six against acquittal. and upon this his Lordship discharged them, which amounts to an acquittal.,
 Poldnd.-The Warsaw Journals. which reach to the 27th June, contain a report from the General-in-Chief, dat. ed Warsaw, June 24, relative 10 the op. erations of the army against the corps Of Kudlger in the governments of Pod lachia and Jublon. On the 18th. tho Polish headquarters were at .Ssenniea. where the General-in-Chief removed to second the operations of Generals Sans <owski and Rybinski, and to cover Warsaw. On the 18th, Prybuotki took Zbuezyn and Siedlee, where he found large magazines. jankowski, with division of lnfantry,& some cavalry tn. der General 'Iarno and General Ro- manno, were ordered to Kozk. in lhe government Of Iublin, and then. with 1 this improved force, to attack and defeat General Rudiger. JankoNski took lu. kow on the 2Sth,1and when he arrived at Gulow, near Adamow, he heard that the enemy bad crossed over at I.ysole. Ri, to the right bank of the Wieptz.- Fearing that he might escape, he direct ed his whole corps into small detaeh- ments, and sent General Tarno to iT- solyki, near Budziska. General Tarno, who had only 5000 men, met with inc enemy at 3 o'clock in the morning of the 18th, hut no assistance came: the enemy was about 10000 strong. The action continued till 9 A. M. and both parties kept their positions.
 General Tarno, on receiving positive orders. retreated to Czarna. His loss was 27O killed and wounded; besides this, detaehmeDts of the enemy got be- tween the scattered corps of General Jankowski, and took two of bis aids-de- camps who were the bearers of lis or ders, and the quarter-master, Mai. Bu- liyon, prisoners. On the same day. af l ter the aetion.foueht by Gen. Tarno, all Jankowski's force was assembled at Gu- lowska Viola; and Rudiger assembled his at Pizyloczna; after which the for- mer began his retreat to Warsaw, and ] the latter also retreated. Generals Jan- kowski and Bakowski are to be tried by court martial for net having supported Gen. Garne. The latter was the near- 1 est to l'arno, and yet did not go to help him, though he heard the cannonade.- The Warsaw State Gazette, however, says that Chrzanowski took the town of Lublin on the 20th, and joined Romar- no on the 23d; and, that in tie battle near Lublin, between Charzanowski and Rudiger, the latter is said to have lost 600O men, taken prisoners, and 5 pieces of cannon.
 The accounts from Lithuania are ge. nerally unfavorable. It appears that the cholera is becoming less malignant in its character at Dantzig and Riga.
 Warsap, June 29.-rhe Russians, were said yesterday to be within l2 miles (English) of Warsaw. The command has devolved upon Gen. Paskewitsch, who is by birth Pole.
 Belgaam.-Pripce LEOPOLD is now King of the Belgians. After days discussion,a division took place, when the members for the Prince were I26 Acainst him r{l