Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-01
FOREIGN.
LATE FROM EUROPE.

Liverpool, whence she sailed on the
18th ultimo.
There is very important news from
Poland. II will be seen that dan
scrous conspiracy had been discovered
among some Polish officers and the
numerous Russian prisoners in War
saw. in time TO prevent any i'll effects.
The Ministers have announced their
intention of going through with the
English reform bill, previously to the
discussion on the Irish and Scotch
bills.
Mr.. Stanley has Withdrawn the
clause in his Irish bill, for furnishing
with transportation any person found
in the possession Of unregistered arms.
II was rumored that the 2Sth OF
September was fixed for the corona
ton of their Majesties.
The Cholera Morbus has made its
appearance 1T st. Pctersburgh.
AFFAIRS At POLAND
The Warsaw journals, which reach
TO the eth June. contain report from
the General-in-C Chief, dated Warsaw,
June "a. relative to the operations OF
the army against Rudiger, in the 90.
vernments Of Podlachia and Jublon.-
On the 18th, the Polish head quarters
were at Siennica, where the General.
in Chief removed to second the opera.
tons Of Generals Sanskowski and Ry-
bInski, and to cover Warsaw. On the
18th. Prybuotki took Zbuczyn and
Siedlec. where he found large maya
zines. Jankowski, with a division of
infantry. soIne cavalry under General
Tarno and Gen. Romano, were order.
cd to Kozk, in the government OF
Lublin, and then, with this improved
force, to attack and defeat General
Rudiger. Jankowski took Lukow on
the 18th, and when he arrived at Gu
low, near Adamow he heard that the
enemy bad crossed over at Lysolyki,
near the right bank Of the WiepiZ.-
Fearing that he might escape, he di.
rected his whole corps into small de
tachments. and sent General Tarno to
Lysolyski, near Budziska. General
Tarno, who had only 5000 men, met
with the enemy at three O'Clock in the
morning Of the 10th, but no assistance
came; the enemy was alone 10000
strong. The action continued till
nine, a. NJ. and both parties Kept
their positions. General Tarno, on
receiving positive orders, retreated 10
Czarna. His loss was go killed and
wounded; besides this, detachments
of the enemy got between the scatter.
cd corps Of General Jankowski, and
took two Of his aides de camp, who
were the bearers of his orders. and the
quarter-master. Major Bullyon, pri-
soncrs. On the same day. after the
action fought by General Tarno, all
Jankowskis forco was assembled al
Gu!owska VIOLA; and Rudiger assem-
bled his at Pizylocza; after which, the
former began his retreat To Warsaw,
and the latter also retreated. Gene.
rails Jankowski and Bakowski are 10
be tried by urt-martial. for not
having supported General Tarno. The
latter was the nearest TO Tarno, aud
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 Goth, and Joined Romano on
the god; aud, that in the battle near
Lublin, between ChrIanowski and
ROdiger, the latter is said TO have lost
5000 men, taken prisoners, and eight
pieces of cannon.
The accounts from Lithusnia are
generally unfavoursble. IL appears
that the cholera is becoming less ma
llgnant IN its character at Danziz and
Riga.
The summary article given above,
- from the Liverpool paper Of the I III.
The following details wear a different
aspect
Great Conspiracy al Uarsaw!
Prom the London iier.ld. oG Jul, lz,b.
The intelligence brought yesterday
from Hamburg " interesting. Gen.
liuriig, General Satsoki, Colonel Stu.
peck, the Kcsslsn Chamberlain Fan.
shave, NJ. LesseIi. and Madame pa
zanon, Russian, lady. are arrested.
charged with a conspiracy "a arm the
Russian prisoners, 10 make di,er.,.n.
and perhaps 10 deliver Warsaw from
the hands ot the enemy. ~ case If an
attack. The escape 81 Rudiger !. at.
tributed 20 the treachcry 81 Genera
JaokowskI, Who - implicated IN the
above conspiracy. General Huri,g
was "a regular correspondence with q
Russian Colonel BfeBdf, residing st
LuInberg, ~ Galicis, and one IneI he
Leo, formerly an officer in the Polish
array, was ihs sgeui between them. -