The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-11-15

I,y the arrival of the packet ship New
York, Captain HoxiE, the Editors of the
COURIER a. ENouIRER have received
their regular files Of London papers to
the evening Of the 29th Of Sept. and Liv-
erpool TO the Isl of October, all inclusive.
+ BY this arrival we learn that the Po-
LIsg ARMY did not surrender at the fall
of Warsaw, hut is again in the field, ami
mated with the love of Liberty, and hurl-
ing defiance at, their invaders. The
Proclamation Of RozIsKI, breathes spir-
il tof ,y of the proudest days Of Poland,
aM affords ground for the friends of Lib
erty throughout the world, to hope that
The spirit offreedom which still animates
this brave nation, will induce the gov
ernments of France and England to in
terfere in its behalf
ODILLoN BARRoT and MANGUIN differed
in their views on a debate in relation to
the foreign policy of France, and quar-
relied. Thus is the opposition to Minis
ters divided, and BARRor is accused of
seeking Office under PEaIER.
The treaty Of peace between Belgium
and Holland, it is stated in one paper,
will be signed by The 10th Oct'r. Luxem-
bourg, it is added, will belong to the for
mer, and the compensation for the claims
of Holland thereto, is to be settled by
Austria and Prussia !; in the mean time,
it is positively stated that the armistice
between the two powers had been renew
ed for two months. Leopold had set off
on tour throughhis dominions, and was
indefatigable in his endeavors to improve
the state of his army.
The Reform Bill engrosses the atten-
ton Of all parties in England, and its
fate in the House, of Lords is considered
very doubtful. 70
Sir WALTER ScoTT has concluded to
spend the winter in Naples for the bene-
fit of his health, and the King of England
has offered him a national vessel to con-
vey him to that city.
From the London Sun of Sept. 90.
The Polish cause, we are happy to
learn, is yet far from being desperate.
The patriots have still, comparatively
speaking, well appointed, though not
numerous, army, burning with zeal to
avenge the massacre at Warsaw. They
have also some strong forts in their pos
session, and what is. better still, cour-
age as invincible as their cause is just.
The recent proclamations of their Chiefs
breathe the very spirit Of patriotism, and
can scarcely fail t0 have corresponding
effect on the heads and hearts ofthose to
whom they are addressed.
LONDON, Sept. 29--CIry, IL o'clock
We have the following account from
Vienna in regard to the situation of the
Polish army, from the frontiers of Po-
land:
"The plan of the Poles was to weaken
the Russian army by surrendering War
saw, knowing the Russians: would be
obliged to leave q large force there ia
garrison the town. General Szyembeck
is in their rear withp &c, 900 men, in the
Palatinate of Sandomir, and by the de.
struction of the bridges on the vistula,
near Gera and Ossieu, all the comnuni-
cations will be cut off with Russia.
Plock is free, and General Romarine,
who has gained complete victory OF
General Golowin, and has taken posses-
sion of Lublin, is in the environs of Cra-
COW. There is also a numerous militia,
supported by 10000 regular troops.
Owing to the Polish army still holding
out, the Russians at Warsaw are taking
every precaution to prevent surprise
from the Polish army"
Extract from a private letter from
Schilno, near Thorn, dated Sept. 49,
"Having decided to leave Warsaw on
the 9th in the morning,,I / was reused by
the thunder of the cannon. A very for.
midable attack was made by the Rus
slams on the whole Of the line of the Pol
ish batteries which defended the town.
The carnage was terrible. The Rus
slams lost from Is to- 1900 men, and
10000 balls and Congreve rockets. A
great quantity of grenades and bombs
were thrown hy the Poles in the Russian
camp. Tlie Polish army is in the best
state, and full of animation"
From the London Times, Sept. %.
Yesterday we received Hamburger pa
pers and letters to the Oath. From their
contents it is evident that PAsKEwITscH
was deceived when he said, ",he Polisl,
army and nation have submitted to their
lawful Sovereign" !" This assertion is
now proved to be an empty boast. The
Government, the representatives of the
people, and all the authorities, have evac-
uated Warsaw with the army.sand the
Poles appear determined on making a
desperate resistance. These important
facts are announced in an eloquent and
patriotic proclamation, published by Gen.
eral RozIsKI, ofwhch we subjoin trans
a a.