Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-19

amt avoid the destruction which IS lmpend-
" go, them. In the grand battle which took
ny U' The cath and 25th, near Grochow, and
P'l;s ,bich the explosion of an artillery wagon
.r'.', into confusion corps OF Polish cavalry,
q. Russians lost four Generals, and great
number OF artillery.
IN ob;sct of General Deibitsch seems now to
10 his army into two grand corps, and to pass
G u, W;.,na at Cora and Flock, above and below
WV. lie thus expects to be able to enve-
,be Polish army and the Polish capital, by
W rna,t superiorty of numbers. The inhabit-
oC Warsaw are SAID to have barricaded their
Its 10 have constructed batteries in the neigh
,"".L,oI Of the city, and TO have determined to
oD, the Invading barbarian in a manner diff
e.. f,om what he expected. We shudder to
link Of the sanguinary consequences oil such
struggle. .p.,a
. -. Al, i TRANQUIL. only at intervals we hear
,sket shot, and see Cossacks, who fetch
~, ~. = ,rnod from the Saxon Werder. 1t is said
80, c,,r Rnssian cannon sunk, which they at
"' ',,,J IN convey across frozen ditch, to the
S'"', Wer,ler. For some days past the wea-
..r has been very stormy; drifting snow. thaw,
., .omnes,uous weather, succeed to each other.
IT,, G,rtnnate that our troops have not TO encamp
- ,bs omen air. Field Marshal Diebitsch has
ID t;s army: columns are seen marching IN
%ssre,t directions towards the north and south"
From, The Hamburger Reporter.
T,om Warsaw We have had no intelligence tor
IA DAYS nast-a sure sign that nothing very
Y,f,vorabe 20 the Polish cause has occurred. IN
nb,ch case the Berlin papers would have been
.,n.r enough to inform VS. of 1t. The st. Pc
.a:l,,ryb pspers contain the Russian account OF
,5e h.tte fought on the 18th near Milosna. which
:, La.cribed as a brilliant victory. and IN which
40 Rns.iaus are represented to have lost two
,Ln,s,nd men. while the loss of the Poles must
nave been considerably greater
The Berlin papers to the 9th instant reached
p,r;s On The 18th The State Gazette contains
no,hiuo additional respecting the fate ct War
cav Private letters from Warsaw. which ar
lived through Berlin BY the same estaIette. de-
.rribe the Russian army as still manGuyring at
,wo distant points, with the apparent Intention of
,,temp,ing to cross the Eistula. The Eusslan
rorps Of observation was still before Praga. but
without renewing their attacks. The Polish ar
m, was diyidcd on each side OF the 'lstula, and
moylnga as circumstances dictated.
LONG official bulletin has been published at
Warsaw Of the battle uf the 25th of February
II states that the cause OF the retreat OF the Poles
10 Wassaw was owidg to the thaw having com
rnenced. aud that the General feared the break
mo no of the ice would have carried away the
bridge, preventing all communication, and de-
privng the army from receiving supplies. 1t es-
inmates the loss Of the Russians, since they en-
tered Poland. at so, 900 men hOrs de combat. IN
killed, wounded, prisoners, and sick. The Po-
I,h army has alen UP position round Warsaw,
Guarding the Vista!a and the bridge OF Praga,
waiting with Impotence the signal for new COM
bats.
INSURRECTION IN ITALY.
According to letters from Rome of the 10Th inst
the CITY was still ranquil but the news OF the ia
King Of Ancona. and the spreading OF the insur-
lecilou. in which Paragia. Spoleto, Folngo, Fer
nj. end Narni, had already joined, caused great
consernation An attempt TO recover spoleto, by
sending detachment Of troops, had failed. Trav-
oilers who come from Rome say, that the van
guard Of the insurgents, commanded by French
cx.,eneral, was at the time of their departure on
" Geen leagues from the capital. Great con
,erna;iOu prevailed there, and there was report
THE departure of the Pope and of the Sacred
College; meantime, complaints were made that
iae public treasury was empty.
We have received the following account from
tis, Ot the state Oh aIiaTs III te TcNOiteu pdIt vi
laiy, given on the authority OF letters from Ra-
VIENNA. dated the 2lst ult. On the 10th the depu-
ties If the provisional Governments of Pesaro,
Cc5nO, Ravenna. Forli, Ferrara, and Bologna.
to assemble in Congress at the last mentioned
town, and establish central government for the
whole fthOse provinces. The organization ofthe
National Guard vas going on with great rapdity
IN the Districts of Bologna Ferrara, Pasary. and
Crblno. The enrollments were completely filled
and upwards of fifty thousand men had already
subscribed their names in the towns alone. The
Standard Of liberty is displayed from every point
oiOmbria. Peruaia, the capital Of the province,
raised it on the 18th after the populace had dis
armed TIE soldiers Of the Pope. and taken pos
Nsss'on Of the fortress. Foligno and other towns
III The same country followed the example; Mas
'eraa was expected soon to Ito likewise. The
town Of Ancona, with its port and citadel. capt.
uIltcd on the Eth. and surrendered to the ma
nona guards Of Romagna, Pesaro, and Urbino,
Under the command Of two artillery superior Of
Ncers,-The principal points of the capltulation
are: list, Security to religion and property-2d
me garrison TO march out with all the honors o.
Tar-Sd, the Popc's lesate formally to conced'
me government Of the province of Ancona to th'