Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-03
By THIS Dny's .WssiX.
LATE FROM EUROPE.
NEWS-FALL OF WARSAW

q DISASTROUS NEWS-FALL OF WARSAW
From the NeW- York Courier of Oct. 81.
4 BY the British ship Arkwrght, which arrived las
governing, from Dundee on the Oath September W,
nave been able to obtain from passenger the only
alate paper on board-the DHndse Courier of tn,
s2Oth-which contains tho disastrous intelligence WI
5give below of the surrender of Warsaw to the Rus
J SLAMS.
From the Dundee Coxrier of the 10th Sept.
FALL OF WARSAW.
The capital has at lengthfallsn. After two day
lot Songuinary fighting the town surrendered by ca
y Ptulation and the Russians entered PraEa.
The following communication Is from the Office
Got the London Times of the 18th.
"Oflcial intelligence was received at Berlin, or
1.-THE llth inst. of the capitulation of the city Of
Warsaw, on the 7th, at six o'clock, p NJ. after two
: days bloody fighting in the neghborhood, during
(which the Russians carried by assault, all the en-
atrcnchments which had boon raised to protect tht
4 city.
"The Polish Army, followed by tho Diet, and tn,
members of the Government, retired through Pra
4 ga on the night of the 7th, and early on the 8tI
the Russian Army entered, maintaining perfect or
sdermPeTSons and property were respected"
"Ihe Poles were retiring upon Modn and Flock
swherc II is supposed they would make an effort L
maintain themselves"
Such the substance of this fatal intelligen co
is still said that the Poles will maintain the strug
lyle. But the loss of their capital is fearful blow
and may, we fear, prove fatal to their cause.
CRY, IL .OcLoCK.-The mosk.,riai elcome new,
Tor some time past i&announced this nr-the
4capitulation of Warsaw after two days hghtiugir
4 It's envrons, with the stormug Of the Polish en-
3trenchments by the Russians. Tho fnte of the
brave Poles, is in general deplored throughout the
lefty some faint hopes are expected from the Pol
lth army, who have made good their retreat toward,
4 Plock; no doubt the Emperor Of Russia will granl
them favorable terms, which they must accept as
their point d'appui. Warsaw is Lost-we must now
Hook to Paris and tho French nation, how they will
receive the sad catastrophe, aud the effect il will
have on the ministers of tho King of the French
twill no doubt cause great sensation throughout
7FraDce but it is too late-the die is cast
The Reform Bill it will be seem has passed the
House Of Commons, without debate by a majority
on the third reading of So.
LONDON, Sept. 90.
Third Reading Of the Reform BM-This bill
was actually read Ia third time on Monday, without
word Of opposition, and in a House of III mem
bcTs After some miscellaneous business the third
reading was moved by Lord JOIN Russell. Sir
JaHcs Scarlet rSse, and appeared to he speaking
Tor minute or two, but not wordsh said could
be heard. There were loud cries of "vithdrayv.
withdraw" and the gallery was cleared for n divis
SION. The House divided, when thcrS appeared-
For the Sd reading, Il3; against it So majority SIS
nc e'yisIOn at the moment was complete sur.
prise lord J. Russell then moved by way. Of RI
der tho clause providing for1he contingency Of. a
dssoIuton Of Parliament before the registration Of
voters were completed.
How has the spirit Of resistance so suddenly cen.
SGD amons the Toresl We desctS strat5gerny
|They are anxious that the Bill should be hrr
Tied with all expedition into the Upper House. that