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NJ. YORK frvm Liverpool. de editors IL the
Commercial Advertiser have regular 6l~s Of on
don pspcrs 70 the sth September, and Liverpool
"a the sth.
Among the Intelligence furnished by
this arrival, is the passage Of the Re.
form Bill in C0mmittee, the re.iyna-
ton " Skrzynecki, and the proclama-
ton Of Dembinski, who has succeeded
in the command Of The Polish ARMY
BY paragraph in q French paper, il
appears that IN insurrection had bro
ken out in the Russian Military Colo.
MES. An unsuccessfui attempt at re.
volt in Lisbon 10 detailed in 4 Liver.
pool paper.
ENGLAND.
The Reform Bill passed the Com
mittee on the eth Of September, and
was to be considered in the House on
the 18th, when the debate would again
be renewed. A London paper Of the
9Th says:-" Various are the coniec.
lures as to the length and difficulty Of
the ordeal which it has vet to pass be-
fore itcan make its way into the Upper
House; but we think the hope of the
corruptionists will be disappointed in
this respect, the principle having been
already discussed over and over, and
the limit Of human patience having ne
cessarily some sort Of reference to the
shortness Of human life."
In the House Of Commons on the
9th, IN answer to question from Mr..
Croker, Lord Althorp stated that the
Scots Reform Bill would come up on
Monday se'nisht, (for which day il
stood) If the English Bill had then
passed through the House, and it was
proposed to take the Irish Bill last.
10 the House Of Commons on the
!th, Col. Evans presented = petition
from the inhabitants Of Westminster,
complaining Of the injury the British
commerce had sustained in conse-
quence Of the pro.racted war in Poland.
Sir Francis Burdett aud Mr.. O'Con-
nell spoke in favor Of the petition
The object appeared to be TO draw
some expression from the Ministers in
relation to the state Of the negotiation
on the affairs Of Poland; but nothing
was elected.
The coronation of William Nv. WAS
to take place on the 9th Of September.
The Duchess Of Kent has refused to
attend the ceremony.
POLAND.
The Intelligence brought by the Hannibal and
Paeihe, OF revolutionary excuses nj Warsaw. We
regrss 20 say, is confirmed. The Augsburvh
ia.ette OF the 29th Of August contains die fol-
lowing:
Yesterday . courier brought the
intelligence that after the Poles had
been unable to maintain the position
on the BZura. and had, therefore, aban-
doned their entertainments at Blorris,
aud after tho proposal Of Skrzynecki
to negotiate. with the Russians had
been baffied by the revolutionary party,
and the Russians had advanced within
a mile, live miles Of Warsaw the Pc.
lish army ventured, on the 9th, TO
leave the city in order to give battle.
Before all the troops had taken their
position, q smart action If cavalry
took place, in which the whole Of the
Polish cavalry was defeated and bro
ken, ADD driven towards the city, when
n popular tumuft ensued-.furious
bands OF rioters traversed the streets.
General Jankowisk and Bukewiski
(who had been acquitted Of the charge
OF conspiracy brought against them)
were dragged from their houses and
hanged, and it is said that about 6fty
persons lost their lives. The Govern
ment found itself compelled to deprive
General DembinskI Of the chief com
mand. which he was, however, Obliged
to assume again, contrary TO bis incli.
nation, a few hours afterwa ards.
warsaw 10 now invested On all sides
within the distance &c 81 English
Males and the news Of its capitalization
IS expected.
fr''" me Pans Tine, ~ Sepsen5sr !.
TNsURRECTION ~ RUSSIA.
a terrible revolt has broken out in
the Russian Military Colonies. They
speak Of frightful massacres Of Gene.
rails and officers. This event, inteIli.
gence OF which reached the Govern.
ment last evening by a courier of the
Duke dc Mortemart, may have a great
inhuence upon the fate of Poland.
ST. PETERsBURoH, AUG. 90.
"a new levy Of troops has been
ordered to the extent o! four mea for
every 600 souls. In some Of our mill.
sarry colonies many serious riots are
said to have taken place. The foreign
officers attached 70 these establish.
ments have been exposed TO the most
atrociOus outrages."
private letter from a correspondent at Brrs-
lsu dated Angnst the 2Ith, which We received
Iiis se0rniog, s4ys--
The following intelligence was re-
eeived by . merchant Of the first res
Peetability in Breslau, from Poland,
yesterday -
General skrzynecki had entered
into negoeiatiOn with Field Marshal
PaskewIisch for a cessation Of hostili.
tee. IN order 70 enter into . fss.,y O.,