Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

FROM the Bogfoa ceotino! # Saturday.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
>"'p Ilclicspont arrived here Yesterday from iiy-
crpoo bringing London papers to the fifth and Law
orp"oi TO tie sixth September.
oi Tie 81 Sept. tT-~R.form Bill was carried be-
yond the 32d clause
The preparations for tho coronation orthc King
ana queen OF England occupied much Of the public:
attention, and some Indignation had been expressed
III Liverpool at the refusal OF the AI.vor to call
meeting OF the inhabitants TO consider the propric-
" OF celebrating the coronation there
Inc cause OF the Poles a loss gloomy as
peel ana Il was rcPorteda suspension OF arms hld
taken place. Tho armies were daily draw inr near
or in Poland but there was no intelligence OF the
expected battle. BY the su5joincd Russian accounts
1t will BE- that the Polish army in front of War
saw is 5000 mon, and tat Of their antagonists
not stronger. The Russians saw that their troops
arc chosen, Injured TO harshiPs, and eagcr for the
combat. Polish accounts arc equally enthusiastic
III favour OF their army, and they have the very
considerable advantage of having Warsaw, with
Ic batricadcs, fOrtiica:ipns, and population of
iuy'vOO III their rear. The conflict, if ono occurs
VIII DC most sanguinary; some people are inclined
to thlnk 1t viii be prevented by tho negotiations
carrying ON oy France and England, but we think
i probable that Russia will ;ry the chance of i but
tie before she listens to urv terms.
BERLIN, Aag. 26--rvo reports from the Rus
sian head quarters, dated iowicz August g and f.
give very long details Of the operations Of the Rus.
sian army It's advance from the Nistula towards
Warsaw. The FIRST report firms that the Russians
no where met with any resistance from the paasan-
try; that the general arning OF the people ordered
ny the chiefs al the Insurgents has net succccGed;
that the country people weary Of the war, the
advantage to be gained by which they do net un DER
STAND, bat oil which they severely feel tie hardship
After detailing the operations, the !irs. report
says, ''Such is aug 49, the state of Affairs; on
The one side the insurgents have concentrated their
force about 0,0O0 men, between the river R,yvka
and Bionie; behind them is Warsaw, with its for
tiiicatIona, lis barbados ana 100000 inhabitants
I'm the other Sldc the Russian main army under
Field Marshal PaskewitscI, is concentrated about
LowcZ, not stronger than the enemy, but an army
OF chosen troops, Injured TO !,nrGshjps and to war
eager for the combat. New forces are advancing
on three different sides, the north Gen. Baron
itreutz, with his troops, which have vctoriously
ended the contest in Li;huania, from B-zerc Ltu-
oshI Baron Hoscn, with his troops assembled there
from the south, Gen. Rudiger, who has probably
passed the Nstu!a. Tins clouds are collecting
round the rebclous capital, which will soon be re-
d"ccd to Itself, the authors OF the instruction and
the army"
The second report details the passage of tho
Vistula by Gen. Rugcr before whom all is flying III
terror and confusion lie mas dispersed the enc
my'S troops dlsarmed the iaEdstrum, and was al
vancing rapidly to the Piliza, so that he would
soon JON The main army, and act together with i.
against Warsaw.
The Russian headquarters were still at Nadar-
lyon the Goth .iug.-PruSsian STATE Gqz. 29th
Aug. inciaa;ce.
LoxDoy, Sept. 3.-We have received the lIcsse-
ger deS Cha'nJTes, and other evening Paris papers,
dated yesterday, September ,, which contain the
following articles respecting Poland.
PARIS, Sept. 1.-The Russian; are only three
leagues from Warsaw. The Polish army has re-
treated from It's position on the Bzura after som,
partial combats The retreat on all points took
place in the presence Of the Russian army. A part
Of the P"s!. army bivouucked on the 17lh, round
WARSAW.
The National says-';.lye have letters from Vi.
cn@a OF tho 20th, which speak of Il suspension Of
arms between the Poles aand the Russians rs posi-
tive"
It is positively affirmed that Austria and Prussia
have at length joined England and France In their
remonstrances with the Court Of St. Pctcrsburgll
favor otthe Poles.
y Dutch paper Of Sept 5, received in London,
contains the following r1mor:-
'FRATNFoHT, Aug. SEA report is current
here, said TO have been received by express from
Berlin, that Warsaw has surrendered to the Rus
SLAMS"
4 Cracow paper Of AL August reports from
hiclcc, that battle might soon be expected near
Radon, between General Rudigcr and u Polish di-
vision under General Rozyski. as they were posted
opposite each other the 18th, and neither seem
cd disposed to avoid the contest. Pozyski had fail
CD in organizing the Irndstrum in the country
about CTacaw; most of the pcasants mad run away
from the rendezvous spite Of all the threats held
| out: even 1000 that he had armed with scythcs
took every opportunity to escape TO their homes
where they had been interrupt I'd in the business
| the harvest.