Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-20

thi, moment ~ Blonir. though The greater paf
Of the troops hal siready advanced renreF
Warsaw, IL ia probable the heat puausrs wi.
follow to.mofro@. The erifis IL 81 hhnd--ei'
must 5000 h. dee,d"d.
| Russian Head Quarter .Nddnrfyn, dug. Ia,
"A loug bulletin "details tho proesedihgs oi ihs
| Russian Amy On its -lsance from Lower.
| Tho PGies rereated without fsh,ing, ouy
there vas n slight skirmrh at Srymarovy
which was partly burnt The enemy esers
| where reuestsd, snd having garnet nd
vance were not seen TIL the neat day the 10Th,
near Bionie. lie abanioned the leH hank OF
Uirata, hardly firing shut, but proceeded &c
| burn the bridge, aud seemed disposrd To dis
puc the passage. but nj the approach OF the
Cossacks they retired and did not hinder the
Russians crossing aud restoring the bridge.
| Many slragglsrs very quietly suffered theW-
selves 10 be taken psiso"ers on the right bank.
| fhe whole army .ncamped "a the evening
| round the head quarters nj Bi1nie. -Oa the
| l7th. IN the afternoon, Count Wit, with 6l
sqnadroos, .oms hundred Cossaeks Ia ave balte-
rics OF horse artillery. proceeded To reoonooi-
tire towards Warsaw The enemy had seat
two baiiniions OF thr third regiment Of intan--
try. the kalsh regiment Of horse. aud two can.
non 10 The village OF Bronize. - This force wss
| commanded by Col. Gallons. The kassipus,
having sent q large detachment in the rear OF
the Poles, cut on their rairea, 10 Warsaw.
Only few oi their cavalry ESCAPED, hut no, II
man ol their ionniry retained 10 Waraw. Ss>
vcral hundreds we're KILLED, aud Col. Gallnis,
With five staff and 20 other officers, aud 1923
men we've m,de prisoners. Ihe guns wefa
taken. To day ths main body advanced
10 Nedefzyn aud van guhrd IT, kozyn, ssvea
(Engli.h) miles from Warsas. brigade of
buzz ars ieina ala ia Blonie. Gen. Gresleuwrie,
with another brigade nf light cavalry. Is near
Piasisznow, whence he communicates with tho
corps al Gen. Kud,ger, which IL adYanc,ng
from Radon. The bridge over whith this
corps pnssrd the Vis'ula Mt Joseiaw will 10
brought TO Pulway, aud thus III. old line Of op.
Grafton os restored 10 the army. No ccrtsin,
Information can be given wbsihrr there are
sufficient magazines OF provisions IN Warsaw
10 bold oui for "A iine without fresh supplies.
Desertcrs and fug ii,ves 'atiirm Tint smbarrsss.
men, aud dearness already are tet. IL csf-
tam that The harvest Of tho nsghboTing country
has noi been conveyed 10 WARSAW, tor the fields
aud bnrn. ara cleared.
Pruaian STATE GdFefie, dag. 20.
BEnLIs, Aug. l3. <-prIvaIe Correspondence.
Nearer and nearer the thunder clouds of"ar
approach 10 tho Polish eaphsl, apd the deeie:
ing blow must soon he struck.
Paskewn,ch's army Is I6ekoned at 10000
men, and 800 osnnon. Kad,ger has passed with
10 900 ui his 80, go across the Vbs'ula so (if
we may believe the linssi,n 40 isss) Tho forces
OF TIA Kussinna on this burdtr OF the river
amount To 100000 men, Sktynecki has scarce
y hall al MANY but, II he ~ 40, forced TO hglh
~ open hsid, h. may fsukun on Tho for,iiica-
tons before WARSAW. when ats Veil volta
10000 men
FRANCE.
The eHposition Of Cssnir PeIrier, aod Tho
project ~ ~ law prrprnted by the Ministry, on
the 9Th August, by which ihe berdisfy peer
age Is 10 be abolished. viii he found below, IL
viii he seen how CAUTIOUSLY ,he p'.s,den, u
'he Council treated this subject, assuming that
the popular will demands the measure, but
throwing all the responsibility OH lhe Chamber
Of Deputies, and inv,,,ng them 10 originate any
law they may please on The sohjeci, which hn
assured them ih~ ahnis',y would sustain. lbs
new Fiench Constitution cannot b1 SAID 10 la
formed, nor its principles by Any mrnus settled.
THIS new project contains a clause by wbIciI the
fnarags may nj ANY time be again declared
hereditary. by the voice of two successive lt.
gisla,ures.
The Globe says
The earnssiness md agitation Of NJ. CAST
mir Per,e'. while uniolImg the project of,bo
p.eragc, ~ described NJ eEiteme. The pefs-
pta,ivn trukled down his face, and he was
more thao once obliged TO pause. The proc
found silence with which lc wns attended 10,
added 10 the striking nataro of'he scene. IL
- strange ihai nothing 10 aifofded ~ these pa.
pers ~ anticipation oil ihe fate oi The iDioistaI iai
scneme but tho late breaking w OF the CHAM
bsr ON Saturday night had scarcely allowed
time. Not word either, ~ sad ol tho eEpsts
tad conduct Of the Chamber OF Peers, aor how
far the reported feelings Of Marshal Macdonald
will he those oil the body nj large. The nett
arrival we doubt not will atone 'of th's deiicien-
cy, aud prove very Interesting.
Il was generally supposed, bUweyer, that the
Inv would be carried IN the Chamber Of Depu-
ties with little opposiiion.
Ihe Dey oil Algiers, II seems, 10 in France,
and hi. reception by NJ. Caslmer Perier has "a
wakened Il Suspicion. which had been enter
tanned by mau) of the int ntion Of the French
gov ernneaI to abandon their conquest IN Att-
PARIS. Aug. II.
CHAMBER OF DEPUliE
Presentation ofihe PROJECT Of n LaD on the
Peerags Eposltion Of Hl0ttDfE 49,.
The pre,idenr oil the Council assembled the
tribune, md addressed the Chamber. lie BE-
gan reminding the Cnamher that he was de-
charging and appointed duly by submitting TO
the two bodies OF the Legislature tue 23i nui-
Gle OF the Charter alluded 10 tho long time
during which pubic attention had been dirse-
ted 10 the subject exhortod members 20 divest
their maids OF pr JUDGES, and TO discharge
themselves ofnll pledges or opinions adopted
before their entering the Chamber, contrary to
n paramount reason of STATE, whether such
pledges aud opinions might or personal, Ur
tue efert OF prelerrag so,ne particular system
The advisers OF the Crown, he said, would oftr
ineir share OF devotion TO the public good or
rather they would follow the example set by
the great body ol The Chambers. Alter proceed
ing IN the same style OF sdmon,tion for some
time, he said
:" Genllemen. these observations were indis-
pensabie Tor US above ali, because we have ~ at
heart 10 demonslrate that We are ever willing
10 give faithful eH plsnaiioh oi measures, when
ANY would ve"taro 10 s'lssA against tnen that
ibey are aught but concessions to the interests
OF The country.
The % sri lie Tho Charter is conceived in
these terms
Inc nomination Of the Peers Of France be-
longs TO the King.