Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-08
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p1l tnsss Of Capt Gary, for d i.'ol paper of n 81,
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the London Times Of tho 25sb 26to 9Th, and 2s b. o
May.
The Pole.. II will BE- perceived have az ain 10 eer
tain extent been successful and another gallant
has been added 10 The h Of H.ro.s who have airead,
isinguish'd ,hem'elves In the cause Of Liberty. Ii
consequence Of The loss Of The army under the brav,
but unfortunate Dwerucki, II TO be ende,
that tn iourec'ion in Vo!bynia would Se
AID the l. hati'ants reduced 10 submit -ior by the Rus.
slams To prevent this. tho Commander in Chic
Schrynscki, di pa ched Cbrz owk wi N eis Mt thou
send men 10 complete the glorious wo k which had
been so baop'y couWetced under G,o. Dw-rnicki-
rorr,eh Volhynia W" necessary tina, they shrrlt
pass IN ough tie Russian lines, and a! houyh rea,lv
surrounded by 81 900 Rus ians this gallant com,
series Of battles, arrived in triumph at The frtress
Zamosc OF thu 18th with eight HUNDRED Russian priso.
uers. Hi arrival hailed wi enthusiasm by IN,
Inhabitants. aud gave new impul's to their exer.ion.
noble enlhu-iasn animates the people of Vo,hy.
niN, Ii huania, and If all Poland, which premises /,
lead ihem TO vistory or death
The dishe.sio Ireland continues TO iucreas.
IL will be perceived hat tho report cf orc ,rmap
cation.
In England all Is quiet, and he creates, e,n6 I.pc,
Is entertained by tbs people in the OF tho rn
The ug bai conferred the order Of The Carer upon
Earl Grey. =
ENGLAND.
Ire O5der OF the Garter, W ich the King Yesterday
e9n'srred IN Earl Grey. was The spon,aneou. gift O
equal honour to tho ng aud his Chief Minister
The blue ihbaDd was given expressly, in The words o.
hi' Majesty, 60 mark publicly his appreciation Of I,rd
Greys conduct fof the same reason he hal
eho"n this tin . TO rorfcr III. honour"
An honour thus tend,rcd, with any suggestion from
me noo'c E'ri Li'nsc'f-an honor TO which he nigh,
have as ired ny his birth, bis TALENTS, and long public
servisss as well as any taesman who erioy. i,-eonId
be refused; but II adds b3th to ito value a. t,stino
ny OF Royal al probation, end re ward # person
merit, 10 ow that il was rendered 10 the noble rl
several month. ago-nainey hi. entering on office
and wa' then respectfully declined. Additional expVr
ence OF h, n be E,s servees, and further aoonaint
ancs with his character, only increased His Ma.siy.
desire TO invest him with ds'ia e.ion which i, would
have been uDgracious s'coId time to have refus.
Ell. POLAND.
LONDON, May 27-Ftuther success of IN. Poles
We are delighted at being able announce fresh sue
the part of the Poles against their barba-
rous oppressors. General Chrzanowski having receiv
ed orders from the hief TO march 10 Ia
nose with corps Of 5000 men, for the purpose of caus-
ing diversion oil Folhyna, and replacing Gen. DIVER
ncki, who was forced TO retire into Gallica fan avow
edly neutral territory but whose neutrality was vol
ed In tho most scandaous manner with the conniv ance
OF Austra chose the shortest way by penetrating tbro
the enemy's positions through Kock. LabartoS. and
Krainstraw. Tho Generals expedition was accom-
plished in the most spirited dexterous, and
style He not only made forced marches of eigb y-one
miles Engsh) in three days, but beat the Russians in
three several battles and brought 500 prisoners IN
nose on the 18th inst The fate of the hero and his gal
liant corps excited much anxiety, as il was known b,,
he surrounded by the enemy's force amounting n
twenty-our thousand men, and was besides cut from
all succour for whole week. In addition TO these ac
counts intelligence from Warsaw mentions that The in
surrec,ion in Lihuania progresses the
are more determined than in opposition TO the Rus
sian yokeand that in particular throug the Polish
provinces oil Samogita, all the male population are I'M
der arms, and swear the tombs Of their foreathers
TO shed the last drop of blood in their veins rather
submit 10 Russian despoiism. We hope France and
England Will see the necessity of promptly interfering
in behalf OF patriots like these, worthy in every re-
spec' Of the most extended blessings of freedom n
would be shame ON both countries never TO he for
gotten, never TO be wiped away, Poland again to be
enslaved
We have received his morning ST Petersburgb
journals The Russian of The def at OF DIVER.
n'sk oms all mention OF the disaraceful vcltion OF
the Austrian territory, though ii sa.es hat division
OF Dragons had been ordered TO turn the RICH, ,nk
the les, and to cut OF their rere,t tow area PoJo,
that s, in o!her words, !hey marsh.d into iho Aus,r
an territory, thereby vjising it's neutrality, in Older
o accomplish th. ir purpcss. Ttis account hut tor
clearly confirms the report OF General Dwerpick In ali
lis particulars and demonstrates hs bad faith
and the dishonorabe conduct of Russia be yond the
sbi!i OF contradiction. But the shameful partialitv
Of Austria will not 60 unpupi,hed II Ia impossible
that France and England tolerate any Longer the
culpable connivance OF Austria ami the peI q ious de-
mons racns OF Prussia. Let these mock. neutral
es be called On al cnee 10 declare ihemseve, on the
Poli'h question: and that uneqlivocay. Let not their
covert acts be marked by professions of svmoa,bv fl,
the br.ve Poes, while their uniform conduct betrays
The most in7e,erae hostility not only to the cause of
Poland, but to the dissemination Of liberal prin eipls 8
throughout Europe is idle for Francs expect any
forbearance from R1'sia ev'lity from Austria or DO.
liteDess from Prussia, if the Poles be subdued WHY
then hesitate where prompiiude Is two fold virtue
by rest ring tho indie pendenee Of Poland and securing
the blessings OF liberty to FfaDce-ihe world! II Lou
lie Philippe but reflect, be will trembIe at the copse
his present policy; let him hut demonstrate
his strength, even TO action, and Poland il re-
ed and his own throne secured by the gratitude OF
free people. TSun
WARSAW, May l6.-The Russsn army has again
advanced somewhat nearer to Warsaw, part OF whish
with the Guards, have marched in tho dire con of
Pnrk.
'O1 the 18Th inst. considerable Polish force under
the Commander in Chief maze forced march of 8
German miles end The head quarters on that day es.
tah'hed at Jab'onnA and on ihe ev,nng Of ihs I4ih
a, Seroek about IS miles, (Engish) from Prag, and
COW at Pui'usk.-Wi,h this party, forming :he RICH
wing oil he Russian army, intelligence of a battle &.
daily expected, its issue will, doubt, add Iaure
TO Polish yalor.
"The main Polish army is sonsiderabiy advanced be-
yond Pussk. Dembi WieIh is occupied, beyond
which point the Russians not likely 10 advance;
tn have already suffered here severely on two Sc
vora rccs'on' and refused 10 give battle the 18th
ulmo, although demoasiT atoms 10 that effect were
made by he main army.
6 In addition 20 the affair al Koch, detailed in The
Comm ,nder' n-CbePs despatch Ct IN, llh inst. re
port has reached u', that troop, met those OF the
enemy under GsD. VIII, between Camienka and LII.
barioD wh're the latter wa, dispersed On the zane
date the IL Instant, PuIawy was sgain in poses,ion
OF The Poles, from whence a distant sannoDads wa
heard a, neon.
General Chrzonowski 10 said to have cut his way
through the united foress Of the enemy, probably the
corps ofKrsuz and WITT, and gone in the dire ction
Zamose with force OF 600 men, from which fortress
he will receive reinfo'cemenis, and penetrate into
Volbyna and Lhhusnia. This news 1, believed, bu
Siill requires eos frmaiion.
"Ths enclosed docums n. from the Lithuanian in,ur-
gents 10 The National GsvetrmoDt 10 Fl great interest
shd VIII mPAri strong emotions TO all who prize in