Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-02

W.T. heu'z, anu ituuiSer, though neither EN-
dare attack him. 81 whu, Field Narslk ,:,sN&cet
to destroy IN each of reports has rS,ereG VolS-
MIA, after having passed the Bug, ncs: f.rjuw On
the night ct the 10th ana nh cuiIcnt
The officer, kacIaOwSki, = 10 b.o.,;.ls NJ ih.s-
news, lift INN the &c Ii at lisraci:am, tho nn-r
men When his coiumns''"ok the dir, ct:om II Duuno
and hr1cIncniec Our Gen ri met ut Chora chow.
racrn,'s from VnIyn'a, Which the Russians were
loading III Gains. dc asked what was the crime
tor winch they were en- CHI; mrd They repi ed TIA,
they had curan1ied lane, hat ,l.s: they wcr,.
ieadinr; them in Ills way 10 nn ID. army. A k
these brave fellows joined General DIVER j Nj
pom Ing TO men, and learn from hrm u si!,pi,
one of them has Gcei: treated III uioni,,,:
thy vii. reply, that all %. hc;; have has en-, d. t..
ly and f. y: srduur, 10 the drie q; our c ,.in,n
cuunry and the order oi the Gen H. our ,.rs
and chasscu-s broke the chains, w,.,,h tn,,.d
AFT citing spec aclr nbE c., each .tn,r tp,u
said the General I" ihm, you az. al bro. .ers
Tears flowed cries at I"y were heard. ara rl,. l.
hynisns mingled ~ b troop Til. .utbu.i .p,
Is genera contributions low aud the Inhabitants
arrive fr"m all sid y with rms in their hands
The entry oil General ID Arrn ckI into Volhyri:
promise great atvai tag; vii b the uipl of
instructions for all the russo Polish Pcovnces and
Will ensure us besides great supplies of provisions Vol
hynia was the magazine for the the Fied-M
sha who are ldy I'D obtlinei from it consider lbe
transport of corn Nothing resisted the
general; he is said DI5no, and that his
road he routed some detachmeats OF tie enemy. Every
body arming already several squlirons iy
march You form idea OF the enthusiasm of
inhabitants who every step arrived 20 crowd the
ranks of brave For the last f ce lturv our
brethren of Samogitia of VJhy 1a of Pc lola and of
the Urkane have grolned e wsi yh of ssrvitude
and of hostile cupation Nile long We lrs have
passed since the inhabitants be Jon tn, i've seel
for the Polish lance Dwernck wed the n again
our victorious pin ilanxes be the indrd liberty
Second Report from DUerne
Scarcely had Dwernick passed the Bag, his first
steps that Polish SOIL zed with success; on
the 18th inst five platoons of the 81 regiment of Lan
GERS, and of the fourth horse Chlsssurs composing
part of his corps, encountered Povyc the whole
regiment of Dragons of Chargopooki, which enjoys
hsrbr rfofr0 in, fL.P n
rushed upon this iment, put it to route took Off
GERS, amongst whom is Prince Ooeenski,) $50 Ora
goons, many horse, and more than 10 cr5nes and
other weapons. The enemy's regiment lost also
great number of men in killed and wounded finally
remains of this celebrated regiment have dispersed
in the woods and contin tally alln our nds
Tne attack was xpected, and at the me- so
lmpetuous, TINT we had only one wounded, whose
mime is Captain z jcwski. Gen Dwernic ii has ALREADY
taken possession of the bagg and transports of pro-
visions destined for the great army
Dated from head quarters of Jeychrzejow X lluszyn
18th of April at two o'clock (Signed)
sERzYNEcKI.
The London papers of the th published the follow
ing paragraph, from the Constitutonnc of the pr.cc
ding day
at is that courier arrived Yesterday from
Germany, with the that tbs o. the Vistula
after terrible batte of hr,e d;ys, fought seven
lelguss from the frontiers between Russia ancient
Poland, in which they dspaycl proigies vllor ha
completely route the army of their emmy. TIey inter
cepted courier fro Marsh Debitsci. to the nperor
in:orning him that the InperIl Guards entrely
dishe Iriened and dis fife ;tei."
This intelligence, being good true has not
been colfrmed
The Dutci and Ger nan plpers on the contr,ry ran
resent the POLISH forces dl ma nosr AMI
exhausted in energy, whilo d lilly reinforce aeats adj
vigor to the Russians. If ligs by lst Fec
the latter picture must be false; tn: the for
few days will decide.
Inc report that w nd fIlen the h inis OF
the Russians on the 18th, could not hlv, true.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The ectons OF Il ,ciil mat, w,-e pro:.e linz
with 1t spirit in E iglni AMI the r.n Is OF .tor Il
cIrryns every thing before the rni appe II to
the people ii oeisvs will l. thu !nnistrJ to tr
umph all opposition.
The Morning. Chronicle os the 3 h. sa ;s-.s'The An
riR;for ners every popular p ace, drivel, IN
nent, from the ied. Tae city OF Lon lon re.ur.
MI four stlInch K formers. II he boroI.I of South
ratIrned two staun In Refor ners TIE A nj;
Reforners talt il is hopeless to contend the
force arr yei inst the n:ic forcs o. united peo
pie"
The Atlas of Sunday NJ lst states, that as far as
the elections have gone the ministers have obtained
clear majority oS twenty.
We have received the S9th number of the London
Gu lrtery Review. Its contents follows: l.
Beecheys Voy ige to the Plciic, and Behring'S Sir its
2 ithus and SIdler Popua ion and migration; g.
Capt Halls Sketches of Sea Life; 4. French ,volu-
tion-Consp Lon dc ,ouef; 5; Fac West India Qucs
ton: +, and 7, Reform in Parliam mt.
Tac Duchess of Wellington died on the It'll Of Apri'
The City of London was splendiily illuminated on
the night of APri! 27th, in honor of the Kngpartic
uLry with reference to the dissolution of Parliament
FRANCE.
The French papers full of comments the events
IN England. The King has issued &c de
Sc ltelcs, pass to the Inv Mlr;h g. shall
be released therefro that all have
been commenced, sh ii cease; and that fen ;e CO r.
mltted previous to the above tie shall Ken notice of
The members of the late Chamber OF Deputies are
crowding every diligence their way BAGS to meet
. their constituents
Count Gulleminot, ambassador from France has
been recalled from Constantinople.
1t being definitely settled that AlgiersB be Col
ony of FRINGE, many fimes in TouSen were making !
preparations to emgra'e.
BELGIUM.
The latest accounts ,ved from Brussels state TINT
the National Congress convoIed for first week
In M ~; and that Colonel Borren ms, who, it will be
recollected, IS been convicted of creating "a distur
bance in Brussels, had been sentenced to five wears
imprisonment and degradation.
The German diet have consented postpone the ques
ton of the occupation Of Luxe nbourg for one month
with the threat that Belgium herself shall occupied
ny the arms of the confeder tion, if satisfaction not
then made Some preparations have been made by the
4Belgians to attack the citadel OF Antwerp
ITALY.
The affairs of Italy not quite tr 1u led for if
the accounts from Bologna be true reaction is ex
pected; but this, considering the mum er of An TRAN
gtyI11 h,rva Io~r, 7 I