The Arkansas advocate., 1831-10-12

 rive in the Polish capital.
 From the Poais .Nessoger des G3saaa- brcs, August l.-" Aninhabitant of Metz received on the 20th of July a letter. from Frankfort which states, that in [ GENERAL. BATTLE tine victorious Poles took prisoners or killed i4,000 Rus siahs, and took so pieces of cannon.
 mSeveral travellers. also coming from Frankfort, who passed through Metz, declared that at the moment of their departure, a report was circulated that | the Polish armyh gained complete victory over the Russians, and that the. Hungarians, who have manifested such ardent sympathy for fine sacred cause Of this nation of heroes, are no longer to restrained from making common cause with it.
 A private letter from Antwerp has the following omnous postscript attach ed-s'I have just seen letter from Leip- sic, written by person worthy of cred it, which states that the Russians, ire Isstible in their advance upon Warsaw along the left bank of the Yistula, had already reached the outskirts of the de- voted capital, and were, when this ac- count left, actually bombaring it. The greatest consternation prevailed in the place, and the poor inhabitants were fly ing from it, in the opposite direction, l rea1 oh,ecte of pity f
 Tronirers of Pola,.d, July 24.-Ac- cording to the latest accounts from the environs of Nieshnra, the Russian main army, said to consist of GG,000 men, with 70 pieces of cannon. has now com pleted its passage over the Vistuia, the guard, under the Grand Duke Michael, having crossed the river on the i9th by the bridge thrown over for the purpose. On the 2lst 'Te Deum, accompanied by the firing of cannon, was celebrated on this account in the Russian army The van Of the Russian army under Prince Jehachotfslsi, and General Witt, is said 10 have already advanced tothe Ienvirons of Warsaw, without meeting any opposition from the Polish troops. We hear from Lithuania that General Dombrinski, with his troops, the last re mains Of the expedition sent to that country, has been taken prisoner by the Russians. P,ussion State Gd4ette.
 I'ripate Correspondence.
 Paris, Julg 3i.-Lieutenam Generals ClauzeI and Lobau have been made Marshals of France; not infhe room, as some of the Journals assert, of MarsIaIs Marmont and Boutmont, upon whose cases, as absent without leave, no deei- sion has yet been given, although they. have been months ago remitted to the proper military council.
 The Government are, am informed, wisely dropping some of the proseeu- tions against the press which they had instituted; among them, the recent one against the National.
 Itis not true that the King of Prussia sent any answer 10 the letter of the Po- hsh General-in-Chief complaining of the scand dalous violation of neutrality by the Prussian authorities. The king returned the brave Generals letters un-' opened, and in silence.
 There are rumours here of an insur- reotion at Lisbon, subsequent to the sub mission of Don Miguel to the French idmiral's demand, and that Miguel had sought an asylum on board one of the French frigates. I nave orepeat the intelligence which ] conveyed to you in my letter of yesterday, that Don Pe- dro has had communication with the King relative to the aspect of affairs in Portugal.
 Fa.oa, ase t2aofidienne of+JuIy 31.
 Por5s, July BOA letter from Ber- lin has just been communicated to us, which gives details of the operations of the Russian and Polish armies to the 2lst of this month. Onthe 20th part of the Russian army was on the left bank of the Yistula. These troops have occupied several villages.
 1t was not till the 2lst that the corps began its march towards Warsaw. At the same timethc corps of Gems. Rudi- ger, kreutz, and Rosen, an effective force of 42,000 men, had also received orders to approach :he capital on the 25th. The army of Count Tolstieform- ed the reserve. and amounting to 55,009 men, was to be at Lonza on the 23rd, coming from i.ithuania. From these de- tails it appears that there could not be battle between those corps and the