Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-10
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From t'c \. /. Coarjcy d, Enquirer nj Oct. 4.
TuREr O'CIocE, A. VI.
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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Our ncrcs schooner Courier s. Enquirer
Yesterday ~ b0lf past ii \. H. seventy miles east
of sandy Hook. The lpolcon sajlod on the
9th and brings us London paper, OF the s3d Iii
vcI3o"i ot TN" 3ith, and shipping and commercial
lists to tho latest dates
J. No other paper has her
The nows by this arrival is highly important rs
proving that the gallant Poles have rot only nohy
defended themselves against their opnrcsaors hut
are in nigh spirits the oG what is considered
great and final struggle for thur freedom
" hat * still more important, thcrU ia reason 10
believe that by their Sallantry and perseverance,,
they have at length compelled the Powers of Eu-
rope To Interfere their behalf. The london Sun
OF the evening Of trc , Ith says;
''ho Courier Francois mentions, in n tone of
condolences, that tire great Powers have at length
decided on recognising the Independence of
Poland"
food grant il may hc trucl
Accounts from Warsaw SAYS The Herald, have
been received up 10 thc 18th lust They state that
the Russian General, Field M4rshal Count Pas<c-
witch, kept tho grand army at cautious distance
from the Polish capital Gully % mics) and eau
tiously avoided coming 20 n engagement. II -ras
ibought that his plan cat or tho supplies
from Warsaw. lie said to hc expecting rein
f1rccmcn!s of troops from tho Russian hsatc pro
vinccs and fears were entertained Of these troops
bringing IN their train the plague, which had, il is
stated, some time ago broken out amongst them.
The greatest uanmity prevails in the Polish CAPT
tai and all feelings of party spirit have given way
70 patriotism. The Polish army, at the date OF
these accounts, in sight of the Russians, and
great battle was hourly expected. Dispatches
h>i been received Mt Warsaw from Colonel Koss.
who accompanied Glegud to Lithuania, and who
detached towards Polangan. The Colonel
continued to maintain himself in the Government
Of MolGlow. The number Of The armed insurgents
thcTc. m" in the vicinity of Witcpsk, estima-
ted at lH,hQo men. General iOiStoi had brokcd up
10 mar -usi,t Ihp
that part Of General Rudigcr's corps had crossed
tho NiStuIa had not hucn confirmed. General Dem
bnski had been appointed Governor OF Warsaw,
and had already begun TO act in thn' character.
No change Of Importance had takon place in the
position of the armies since tic last accounts hut
eve thing seems TO PoTtcnd awful and final
struggle. 1t seems to Dv the policy of the present
Commander of the Russians rather To- etarvc the
capital iaio surrender than to make bold push
al its capture He deals much more in lrints and
military Inauusuvrcs, to make his enemy believe
that he mcditItCs an attack in place, whilst he,
in tlct attempts it in another than his predecessor;
and this cautious policy has hitherto proved rather
beneficial 10 his objects. These tactics have not
however, hitherto eutrappcd Skrynccki into any
act of nnPrudcncc; does it appear that he him
self is dcsrous of cuurtng Cncountrc; but there
- war party in Warsaw which is calling out for
more &c i've measures, and constantly rcproachnC
the Comma dcr-Iu- Chief with his inactivity. We
sorry to perceive ny our private correspondence
from Berlin, that there is siderable party in
Roland which is passivCiy obsructnG the mca s,rcs
n
F"'s 81 the German manufacturers in the different
tc"ne, whose trade has suffered greatly from the
revolution, and who would make any sacrifice Of
independence 10 the return of tranquility. The
garrison nj Warsaw had received accession OF
5GOH by the return of Dombnsks corps, who, de.
testing the Per:idy Of Siclgud and Chaispowski,
had returned from Lithuauia, after cutting his way
through the most formidable obstacles The pro-
10nce OF these troops, IN the rcgnng Gearth of
provisions in the capital Will, however, add 10 the
priyat!ons TO which that devoted city has been al
ready exposed. Dcmbinski has been appointed Go
vernon Of WARSAW.
Tho Archbishop of Ireland DR.. Sfr Gee died OF
the goth Of August.
Speaking of Belgium, the London Courier re-
maTks-Ne have received a letter from our Brus-
sells correspondent, dated Friday last. The
capital was then tranqn and a very good under
standing had been come to between Marshal Gil
rard and the Prince of Orange as tn the proceed
inGs OF the two armies. Our account Of thc re-
ccption of the French Commander in Chief by the
FRINGE of Orange contrasts strongly with that
which had reached of the conduct of the Duke
of Sake Weimar to Lord w. Russell. The Ger
man Duke - said not only to have insuIted the
bic lord, but also have spoken most Extensively
Of the King and Queen of England.
The Reform Bill is sill undecided, but all par.
ties agree that mcEt serious blow has hcCn struck
against the prIncP Pic of the measure by the success
OF the motion which gives the right OF voting 10
iIrm tenants Gt t,iH, paying annual rent Of $50.
In The House of Lords on tho evening of the
23d Of August, the Earl Of Wicklow inquired
whether there was any truth in the rumors as to
dsoanding or d.sarming the ycomanry force of
ireland. Earl Grey replied that it was nolIn con
temptation to dsband that force but regulation
respecting 1t were under consideration. He added
That without charging 1t with more faults tbs n
woro cnargcab!e upon human nature, he, By
no means thought it the force host calcium ted for
Ireland. 7 he Marquis Of Londonderry declared
That II the Irish yecmanry force put down.
the property Of some of Their LoTdshirs would not
be safe single day.
The latest accounts from Lisbon announce tho