Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-04
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

LA V GsSA EANOm rstNULANDs
 By the ship President, arrived at New.York on the
 night Ot the 18th July, from LOndon papers are re-
 ceived tothe 18th JRne We copy from the Gazette
 the folOwing:-s
 The Preach were making captures of Portuguese
 vessels. The corvette UraMa was taken on the 2d ult oil Tercelras, by the Melpomene rgate aud sent to France. A Portuguese schooner of war aud
 Yacht belonging to the Governor of Lisbon had also 9ssn eaptured oy the Erencl, squadron c the Tagus and Oporto. Don Miguel, continued up to the last accounst avoid all reconciliation with the Preach, and was actually fitting out squadron of ninc vessels to attack their bochading squadron! %TS
 The Belgian negocia:ors, W ith the ten Depnesdin ed with Prince Leopold in London the 18th u at which entertainment Lord Ponsonby was present. IL was understood that some definite arrangement of the
 Belgian question would be made before the party broke nl.
 Thenew Parliament assembled o,l Tuesday the l4th June, which occasion the Lord Chanc ellor address ed the Commons and informed them that the King would on the following Tuesday the 2lst in speech from the Throne personally explain the purpose for which he had brought them together. Tie Com mons then proceeded to the election of aSpeaker, when the R. H. Charles Manners Sutton was declar- ed reelected without opposition. This gentleman has held the same situation for foMt years and llassnoW been unanimously reelected. The custom
 s that the speaker should have service oi plate with each new Parliament, co that the present speaker will have six official services. es
 The London Courier of the 18th publishes a letter rom Paris dated tue day previous, in which t was stated thatalranquy was restored, owing 10 the u- nanimi,y of the National Guards and the troops ofthe line. s1sA my has addressed affecting proclamation 10 the Li- thuanians The Poles express hemselyesin this doc- umen determined perseyere to the last in the com test ln which they are engaged.
 Prince Louis. Napoleon Bonaparie, second son of
 Louis Bonaparte, ,shas arrived in London, and s stay ing with his mother Horiensia, Duchess of St. Lne, formerly queen of Holland. Also, Achilles Mural, son < 0nslt paid visit to Earl Grey. .#sse 5a
 Don Pedro, Ex- Emperor of Brazil, and sute, con sisting of 38 persons had arrived at Cherbc1rg II ,vasramored that lie intended 10 convey the Empress
 into Bavaria, to pass the period of her confinement, and afterwards return and N heir residence n France He has, it is said, advised the King ofthe French q
 his intentions aud asked his consent to carry them in- io execution, declaring that 1t is the most anxious
 There was great distress in Ireland, and snbscrip and ] among ihs English n France, for the relief ofhe peasantry. aa
 Wa,sa.c, ys.ne 6.--The Polish State Gazette con- tains Reports of Gen. Skrzynecki, dated from the head quarters at Praga the Is, and 2d of June The
 first gives account oi the reasons, which alrea dy known, why the army oughtthe battle o Osirolen. ka and afterwards rerreated to Praga. The second1 Report h that which gives an acco"st of te defeat lhe Russian corps in lsithuania by General ChiapoA- ski, in conjunction with the insurgents. !, .s-+
 The same pnper gives the Following particulars, un- der the date ofIlle 2d.
 
 Zamosc, the Russians have drawn nearer 10 she cors of Gen. Chrxan0wski. Gen. Daindof, wap@on the 3Oth of May in Old Zamosc. Gen. Radiger has ad- yanced from Dnbienka to Krubiezow, and his head 1uarters were at Hosynne. The corps ofGen. Roih was in tho districts of Plosgrow and Ramincezit is about 1000 strong, but there only 800 cavalry for hi reason he did moi advance against the Ithuani- ans whose force c0;ssts almost entirely d cavalry, and because too, tle Charkow. regiment of uians is pary dispersed. and partly joined the insurgents:
 Tue same paper glyes underline mead cl ,he Sa, me the corps. of Gen. Dziekaiskie, dispersed near Go lumb, a squadron of dragoons and two s9uadrons o Cossacks, on which occasion they took 46 prisoners here s % so.day, sha. Col sisrakowsk in he Goyern- ment of Augusta wn ,has dispersed the corps of Gen Frsken said to be 2OO0 strong, and four cannon bat we have no official account oI th's anar. Ac Ruiirer who has entered the Kingdom with his own coTps and that oi Gen. Kseutx. has tn all about 5000 men and go cannon, and that his head are a WcrbOwice. The battle between the Russians and the insurgents ai Numar WAS very sanguinary. The commander in chief of the insurgents was the Senor Count Waslow Rzewaski, Father Sanilasss, and LeoutirD Rzewueki, who were in our artillery Via cent TyraE Eie<siez, and Vladimir Potocki command er under hin. The combat was very obstinate a. boas 1900 Russians fslI On side we parsealar. " regret Alexander who was . s..es R,es have eancipaied their peasants, and made them h- yorabie to ihe cause of the nsnrrecton. The inlab and Waliachia and also to the Niakfssovises. in DUb r,l,la According to ihe latest accounts, the Kussians were drawing together reinforcements from different euarters and corps have been sent from Ayamlr and i3erdyczew; and that the insurgents have regular army of l5,0O0 men opposed 10 them. < The State 6aze.te of yesterday says-ihs Russian army has begun 10 pass over the rlgbt bank 0t the My. On she 3d ias corps of nearly IA, ,OOO men
 f ,,e Warssw Gazette of to-day says--We have no account of the further operations of our army .n IL ihuania. Among ths reports that require confrmA- tion is one that Gen. ChlHpowski has nan nnotner ba,tis with | Russan corps under Gen. Wlodek.
 pcl;sh Fyontieys. ysms Count Diebitsch is said Id remain i his former position h order lo iaca,e ihe slhsslence of his army but l4 Uuv men nave aa yaaced so Ptsswyaz probably io mark the moyemsas @ nf \ strona cor,,s in parsn;t Of Gen. Gielgud. The later is said 10 be following the corps q Gen. Sacken which we now fear hasstaken the road to k0wno:- Kalwafy is reported to De occupied by the Pohsh troops 0ni.ed with the insurgents ;.,.il;sence tha, Col Sierakowski supportsd by ibe ,nsurgeats has had with very superior iorcs cf me eaasnv uear Mariampel as bloody bgitis as that af Oslrojenka, only it more favorable te ns. Cur
 troops are said ic have ,.cs % mace o, ien ths third assack ihsy maisialaed t,sir groun' snd entirely dispersed the enemys corps.
 lsappears that Prince Leopold has been adsissd by some o his best friendsi0 Tsuse ths efows, as ihe & iSsss ss sss:ess s.sr s ss z Fen sEs Lopdos Cosrisr, ef dsns u.
 Rvsfs Oernnn Mail of this morning we have re- eef5Sf se Kns1;nn nccount of tbe battle pt OsDolen- Sa. on .fks 16sk of Msy. Itisaesidenf opon Diseiseh owa sh4'S,sss 'lss . ns ssa:.sd sss; se loFu 0f b6as; that hje lqops, af fe expense of - sacyi6rr. had manfesed sIsir slpsfi6Sily. n ,.s aris shs reader thsfiheEs E n ibs siaabu Ieiin anlsss. s, - saa \. sr . sue eRes0n of IAlsehO01s The