The Arkansas advocate., 1831-06-01

llC DuuuiISos anu tiiI VI oi'Cis siSo "t'i' each other on the cessation of hostllities, i.i rendering service to the wounded - The success of inc Poles is ascribed with apparent justice on the French vol upteers. who served the artillcry.- Their science was superior 10 the num- Der of the Russians, and it was obvious that nothing but superior discipline in the Polish camp could repcl the aggres- sion of the enemy. The Russian forces outnumbcr the Poles by some hundred thousand men; and unless they be mere barbarians, they must succeed single handed against so fecblean enemy. Un- der these circumstances. we do no more tftan hope tilat victory has not Jet de- serted the rightful.
 Since writing the above. the London papers of Thursday evening have ar rived; and, it will be seen, by the fol- lowing official statement of the Courier, that the report of the fall of warsaw is but too true.
 SURRENDER OF WARsAW.''
 .We regret to state that the official accounts have been received this day by Government, of the.surrender of War saw, after the defeat, by the Russians, of the Polish army.
 "The anmistice which had been en- tered into for the purpose of baIying tie dead on the first battle having ex- pirad, hostilities were renewed on the 2Gth ut. on which day, ard on the 27th, there was much hard fighting. with con- siderable loss on both sides. The Poles behaved as gallantly as in the previous affair, but being unequal in number 10 their adversaries, they were at length compelled to give way. Determined however, 10 make their retreat in as good order as possible, they set fire to ieraga, in order to ointer1tpt for lime the advance of the Russians. Praga was thus destroyed On the 2Sth, the municipal authorities of Warsaw, find. ing themselves no longer protected by their brave army and being unable, iron the nature of the city,to prevent fie enify of the Russians; beida1neeting..a whiehit,was resolved 10 surrender at dis eretion. They waited upon the Rus sian Commander. to signify their suhGlis sion; ard the Russian troops immediate ly entered the c;fpital.
 JNc7rs of the seeek.-Hilc ncyvs from the continent this week, though stdii eienily hostile, is somewhat seantY- The insufrection in Italy is extending the middle classes in Rome are opposed 10 Il, under the idea that fl is tlle worl of infidelity. Strangers are exposed tt insult, and are consequently hastening from the eternal city.
 The Belgians are hyno means in a stateof'eNiablc repose. The five pow. CTS have published d final protocol, and the confdine people of Brussels were surprised to find attached to it the sig l nature of Prince Talleyrand. T lfis doc. ument asserts the validity of all thepre Sious proticols. The member of Con, gress talk loudlysof war, and they arc the more anxious for state of hostil tics, in asmuch as such an cvent would enable them 10 secure an identify will l France.
 The French Chamhcrsof deputies ha. not been yet dissolved. It lfas not a greed as 10 the pccuniary qualification of deputies; ibut by the ncw election law, an augmentation has beer made to the number of eleciors-onc sixth,o them will be found in Paris. Tlle Kings council are perpicxed, ard the Minis ter of Marine. have outraged the roya1 presence by personal quarrel. Sever al resignations have taken place, and the change. it is supposed, is favorable to the views of the war party. France i It is said, Is determined to declare wal the moment Austria interferes in Italy, and in anticipation of being called or 10 lead tbe French troops, Marshal Ge. rard has already appointed his staf.-- The laboring classes in Paris are in great distress, ard the nation is filled with dis i'content. The King is by means pop. ular and with the view perhaps of re- gaining the good opinion of his subjects, i1e IS said 10 be about taking the com mand in person of troops or the north. ern frontier.
 MT. C. Wynn has resigned the office of Secretary at War, which is 10 be con- ferrcd on Mir. Hobhouse.
 .Morch l0.-The city to day has been filled with rnmours ofythe fall of War saw.and if ascertain that official acc cunts of the disastrous event are now in town. Forty thousand of tic Polish army have dispersed.