Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-13

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The advlces from Antwerp this EVENING hrs of+bo
29th ult and after some DISTURBANCES With The r
teers, the place remained in a most unse,ed CO.
ui'io' all tue parties hoping for conclusion of tho
present state affairs, and caring little what tb, concI
sion might be, provided gave them personal securitv
commercial affairs were completely at stand and at
present thcre seems hope of the revival of trade
Tho Comet, Captain Webster arrived in the U,r
ouor-o dundee on Thursday, after short PASSAGE of
leight Gays from Memel, and brings confirmation OF
he deieat OF the Nussans by the Poles on the 18th Anr1
1t had been reported and believed in Meme that rene
raj engagement between the Russians under Debtcb
and the Poles under Skrzynecki has taken ,,,co ~ IT,
I3th OF April at the distance of about 10 miles from
Mcneil; that in the course of the action l6 OOo Ibr
anians mad gone over from the Russians to the Poles
that the hussians had been completely rouedbat vast
number of them had been killed. wounded and taken
prisoners-and that they had lost nearly the whole ma
crial o. thelr army including the military chest full of
money. Tins news was shortly afterwards confirmed
by the appearance entertainments of Russians PASSING
IN fan retreat through Mcneil. Captain Webster him
self saw iO0 Of thcn in the most miserable condition
scarcely able to lift their mskets besides nmnhere
wounded soldiers in Wagons He conversed with Sc
yeral Russian officers, who acknowledged that they had
been worsed, and seemed to be very much distressed
at the nglorous and dsagreeabe nsture of their task
One OF them pointing to his brow, sad that the Poles
had too good heads for Diebitsch-that the war with
them was very different affair from the war with tho
TURKS, who had not good heads.-Dundcc Advertiser
! LONDON, Nay 2.--We have received several
letters from Warsaw to the 30th nit They are
Mixed with details relative TO the military operations
nom the oth to the 18Th, in which tic advantage
mas oeei HecHiy ana lnVaTaGiY s!e side of bn
Poes The Russian forces were so reduced bv
continual defeat, that they longer think os
acting on The oifrnsve indeed they seem anxious tn
avoid any further rrncontres unt they receive rem
iorcffDents from home. case which, if we are to
Judge trcm circumstances is not likely to ha men
soon The Russian government had sent its best
army into Poland, and It is doubtful whether another
any thing Ike 1t can be spared at present for tho
purpose Of repairing its losses Sweden bep,us To
give some uneGsness to Nichols who is not uuitc
| rec from apprehension on the side Of Turkey and
Persia Now, unless he Is left at liberty send iii
army OF 100000 into Poland, il is evident that he
must give up the hope OF coDquerng that country
Tor the present Such strong force, however ht,
Is hardly able at any time put the field and if
he docs succeed IN doing this summer, he mus.
divide II III order to defend his frontiers against t,
threatened attacks ofoher enemies besides the Poles
| The cause OF the Pole may, therefore, be looked
upon as nearly gained.
Letters trom all parts of i.Iy have been roca;,.3
to-day, from which 1t would appear that the success,
OF the Anstrlans IN checking the revolution ther,
has been complete Some diplomatic conferences
however are 10 taAe place at Rome for the PURPOSE
81 settling sumo points whIcA have reference to laic
events One Of the letters from Ancona, dat ed the
10Th April says, tina according accounts lust re-
c 'elVed there from Greece, by way Of Corfu Count
apodl stria has announced 10 the chiefs of the par
i y opposed to him, that lie has transmitted to the
caoints OF me three protecting powers his recogu:-
ton Of the Presidency Of Greece This a. bv M
means an Impossible thing, he Count has contrp.
I'd to make himself exceedingly unpopular anour
Ihe Sreels, who have I'LL now been only r.steaioed
from foTcbly eiecting HIM by the daily expectations
= IN which they have been kept, that he woud have
TO resign the power which has so loun n,isused
into the hands of The Sovereign destined TO be the
permanent ruler OF Greece
I Late 10 the afteElooD, the HAMBURG stoarnboe1
arrived IN che river, bringing accounts from tbnt
city to Saturday morning, and from Warsaw to the
2Ist uit' foil confirmation received of The snc
cesseS of winch have spoken above on authority
" 0a' i'''c'S 90 inc %oth' received III the morDng.
NEw YoRK June g.
nal of Commerce left New Bedford on Monday rnorni
half past o'clock at which time the ship Emerald Cop1
j. Rowland was coming into port, consigned to 10
scPh Ilddc of that town She left Amsterdam, ON tho
9TH OF May Capt Rowland had papers to the Sb incl,
slve, but gave them TO the brig Belgc of and for An
twerp, LOG days from Batavia which he spoke in lon "a
The news from Poland continued favorable 10 ito br
defenders though to the latest dates no decisive a
had been fought Accounts had been received of
fvages by the cholera morbus among the Russian troous
IN consequence ofwcha protraced quarantine had bee
established In the ports of Holland upon all vessel
ing from Russia of whatever nation 1t was presumed
that no vessel won find it object to 90 from Russia
to Holland, so long this quarantine continues Tho
foles were represented to be ralyng all energies;
auxliinries were coming in from every quarter.
There had been fighting between the Belgians and
Dutch Fhe kng OF Holland appeared TO be generally
at Amsterdam, the whole set off with dianIa
of flags in compliment to His Majesty The Princeo ~
was several nes there during her stay in port,
From tic Baltimore american of Jnne 10, '"'
NEWS EXPRcrED-Phe steamboat Columbus ON her
way up IRON ortok, passed yesterday morning off the
Patuxent, the ship Cornthian, Bennett from Iverpoo
which, according to adyces previously received was TO
have sailed about the 18th May Passengers who jeff
Annapolis yesterday evening, informs us that thew did
not see the ship.
Outydgc--Thomas Hand, of Cape May, was killed
on "Wednesday last by sbot from Party Of 5a,arva,,
Virginia negroes. The Of the negroes carne owe,
from IIenlopcn on Wednesday morning and cruigcd off
cape Island IN search of them who supposed to DO
IN an open boat. Between and O'Clock tho blacEs
were discovered by the inhabitants shore, some eight
or ten OF whom Immediately gave chase whale boat
On nearing the blacks gun was fred from the whale
boat with view to frighten them, and render
their apprehension the easy but which was rsur
cd v h volley from the negroes and Mr. Hand ro
ceived ball in bis forehead, which caused Immediate
DEATH and another Of tho party had his hat br pierced
by ball The negroes when last seen were shaping
tncir course for New York They supposed to be-
IL or ~ in number, tYo Of whom were women
". Y. Ga<
Feeors constantly thrown out TO ASCERTAIN bov,
Tar certain appointments to high Office will be accenta
bic IN certain quarters About dozen names have bcc
gryen to tlc public those who were to bo bonoTrd
with the appointments Of Minister to ST. Peterslr and