Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-08

cation to the Regent, demanding a change of min
ISL ers tne regent answered that no step could be
Moniteur Beige of the 21st, contains an elaborate
and able article in defence of the ministers, and
holding out hopes of an adjustment.
LONDON, June M.-The Begic Deputation are
preparing to leave London for Brussels for the pur
pose, as we understand of being present at the de-
alterations in Congress, which must precede the
answer required by the Conference on or before the
goth instant.
POLAND.
PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE
BERLIN, June ia report from the Russian
head-quarters at kleezewo, near PuItusk dated the
iuth OF June, attributes the death of General Die
bitsch to sudden attack of the cholera morbus
1t Is Stated that previously his malady he had en-
Joyed perfect health, and the day before was ex
ceedngy checrul; but at about O'Clock in the NOR
nlng OF the 9Th June he suddenly taken ILL., 81 his
maady was Immediately pronounced to be the cho
iera All medical assistance proved neffectua and
after very painful struggle, he departed this life on
Friday, the 10th of June at l o'clock in the morn
ing This melancholy event (says the above.men
tioncd rePorD seems to prove that the progress of
the cholera must be attributed much less to conta
gIon than to the weather, and to tho predispostion
OF the persons affected for at time of the Generals
death there was not at the cad-quarters of the
Russians one single person attacked with this ma
lady.
The news from Podolia is every dav of more
cheering nature. The insurgents have taken DOS
session OF Satanow, and made the whole garrison
prisoners, with the exception of one officer who
caped 20 Iusiatyn. The Russian authorities were
compelled to rct:re into Galica. The insurgents
took great man. arms which had been hid in the
ground, as we'll as ali the cannon of General Witt
genstein; and their numbers at the moment amount
to at 10000 men. 1t is statSd, however. that
detachment of the insurgents under Gen. holysko,
IN their ardor to pursue the Russians had PASSED
the frontier of Gacia, and having been there IND
attacked by the Austrian troops suffer.
ed very considerable loss The Polish papers
continue to complain of the partality ofthe PrIs
sian Government, who it is said while If oRers
every possible difficulty 10 the passage of all those
whore object Is to carry assistance to the Poles
sends, not only provisions, but even engineers to
the RuSiaPs. The National Government has APP
pointed Gen. Ruttie Governor of Warsaw: Dr.
Antorparshi, who has infinitely inspected all the
hospitals of Warsaw, has lately expressed his APP
probation of the satisfactory state in which he
found them, and of the great care which is taken
of tho sick. He expresses his particular admira
lion of the assiduity Of the ladies in attending the
SICK, many of whom, although of the highest rank,
ioyote themselves entirely to this charitable occu
patton. The last papers from Warsaw contain an
recount OF the grand entertainment given bv the
Guard of Warsaw, 10 the different regi-
nents encampod in the enyirons of the cap1toI
zach of which was represented on this occasion hi,
~ deputies. Nothing, it is said, can give an idea
u tho interesting scene which this assembly pre-
ented to the capitol, and which must contribute
IT'LL more TO that union which oupht aIyvavs IN s
w.
GU Will perceive by my silence respecting the Po-
lsh army, that there has been no fighting since |
ny last; but people consider the death of Go !
leral Deibtsch AZ the signal for general battle.
fKOM THE RUSSIAN HEADQUARTERS !
AT KLEEZEWO, June 10.
am under the painful necessity Of announcing
o you that the Imperial Russian Communicate
Jiet, General Field Marshal Count Dieb;tsob Sab |
'lkansEy' suddenly died this day, at half past !
o'clock, at his headquarters at kleezewo. Until
us sudden attack he had been in perfect health and
~ me preceding Gay had been remarkably cheer.
nj at table, when, at O'Clock this morning he ,a
uddenly attacked by destructive naladv which
'orc questionable symptoms of cholera. Tbe
VIOLENT attacks OF sickness oYercamc his povorf,,I
constitution; and after psinful struggle. and with
nanny composurc and tranquil resignation lo clio
ed bis brilliant and active career.
Inc army rhourns in him dis;inr1isL-
al and kind guide, who int .-.ou ticne.
hose under his CO. Tested himself for oil
oe with .-.umapd treated his conquered
or noble feeling peculiar TO himself and
-gnt 70 tighten the heavy burdens of war to the
of those disricsw whittier his elotioun
career conducted him. fH