Litchfield enquirer., 1831-09-08

cholera in the place. The nboVe is official, and sign cd by Skrzynecki, hut this is only an extract.
 The Polish head quarters have been since the army Jeff town at M1dlin, but they have again passed the bridge that place. and the head quarters are now at BfynEinsk. The Poles are al Sachuczew, and neigh borhoOd, that we may expect hard hgh'lng on that side of the town. The field of battle, from Mnsk to Knuzza, is completely covered with dead bOdies.- Skryznecki hmsel 1T has joined Chrzanski, and was fighting with the Russians, (Friday and Saturday. but no certain details, as yet, are known 1t s sad taken. All your letters have been invariably opened before received them. This must have been done in Prussia.
 Gen. RoziMecki has had the audacy to write to the Commander in Chief to say, that he can now treat with Paskewitsch, but should he not wish 10 do so, then he might with him (Rozinecki) He would be the mediator be ing good Pole and patriot, of which is papers would convince them, if examined by the Polish Government.
 New batteries are still being made, that if the Russians attempt to enter Warsaw by force, there would be dreadful havoc made amongst them.
 The COmmander-in-Chefh has written letter 10 the King of Prussia, informing him of the abuses his Custom house officers commit in assisting the Russians, Prussia being neutral country but the King sent his letter back, saying he could not acknowledge him.
 The cholera morbus is making great ravagesi in St. Petersburg On the 2Oh of June the total number of cases was }, AIS, and the deaths ,479.
 Ffance-Our correspondent O. P. 0. states that the speech of the King of France, as agreed to on Wednesday, warlike that the nature of it was then commu nicated to M. Pozzo di Borgo, who had TWO auulenCeS or NliB, tO anu PTOteSt d- gainst it that the obectOnabe expressions were re- tained, which he declared he should be unable to assist at the opening ofthe Chambers that on day night and Saturday morning bad news had arrived from Poland, and good news from POrtuga; that the King saw an opportunity for gaining popularity by events of the Tagus, and texierousy edgng off on the question of Poland and that the paragraph as to Por- tugaI, which framed the close of the speech, Friday, was now made prominent and important in- nearly the front oftha portion of the doc- ug nt which referred foreign affairs and that the waister imagining that the taking of Warsaw might son close the Polish campaign, resolved on leaving Eat all that was strong, and decided the first fram led speech as to the Poles. The speech corrected, was communicated to M. Pozzo d Borgo, but it was too ate.-MorR Chron.
 Pouugul.-The French squadron forced its way into Lisbon the 11h of July, after battle of two hours and haIf, captured the Portuguese friga,es there, and took them outside. The tri-colored flag was flying in that port. The English took part in the affair, but appear to have looked gra6ed spec taors. To such a scandalous length had the tyrant of Portugal proceeded that the prisons said to have Ded the number of forty thousand per- sons The blow struck by the French is for human- y; and it is likely to prove important one. France has pretty unequiyocaly declared for Poland; andb this manly stroke on the Tagus she has a! the same time made provision for securing her southern from
 tier against any trouble from Spain.