Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-13
,poy LATE FROM ENGLAND.

VERY LATE FROM ENuhAND'
.v,,,t ,,iling ship Corinthian, capt. Bennett,
...,,cI ;, Baltimore from Liverpool, bringing
,.,... :, the 18th MAY, inclusive.
o., f,llpN inc is the latest account OF the mar
,., At lGverpool:- ,o,,
A.. had ralhcr more inquiry Yesterday Tor
attain. T., consequence oi same export orders;
..., remain without alteration.
subscriptions of Grain are dull ct sale. New
.,,,o> aour has been suld al 32s cd, aud IVES
~, ,,oal a, SIS per Dbl duty paid.
u, COPY from the two evening papers the fo'-
sin. items OF Intelligence, derived from Liver
u papers ef the l2th aud 18th May:
p,vste letters from Berli n, BY the Hamburg
..s,n-r at Liverpool states that there had been
..s, ll;'s 6shtiag, and the brave Poles had been
a..st,j with the loss of eight thousand prisoners
and two thousand killed. 1t also appears that
i,g Ouernicki had escaned the Russians. and
4, been ioined BY nine thousand men, previous
pVhCh his army consisted 0i twelve thousand
Ega
There appears to be no doubt Of the defeat oi
General Sierauski by Kreutt; all accounts, Polish
md Fcrman concur in it. From the position IN
which tue armies now are, very few day must
aing some decisive Intelligence.
The Standard on the authority fprivate letters
speaks confidently of the defeat OF the Poles, and
goes 50 far as 10 assert that Warsaw was ready TO
open is gates to the merciless and sansuinary
Delbeitch. Humanity shudders and tIeinbles tor
the fate Of the brayest people IN Europe.
We have received, by expressive Paris papers
dated Yesterday, the Moniteur contains long &
somewhat angry defence of the King aud his Min
l,,ers for their conduct respecting the "decofa-
ion Of July," aud all the other papers are more
W ie., taken up with discussing the propriety OF
he observation-disclosures The heroes ofJuly
'lemseves conquered those embemS which have
ben lccreed by the people to be commemorative
Il tleir ,alue-and the King theret19 arrogates
100 much IN demanding 10 hestow them as MARKS
81 Royal favour. "The heroes of July have re-
gSad to RECEIVE that which the King had no
gsht 10 GIVE.
RUSSIA AND POLAND.
We are sorry to say that the last accounts from
he seat Of war are far from being satisfactory,
uoqsh the Poles have been almost invariably sue
.e'>uI in the several skirmishes which have taken
Place. Their means of making good the losses
r,sparable even from victory bear no proportion
. tio,e of their gigantic oppressor; from the ne
.ect ct all agricultural operations. want is begin
sBs To DC felt; 1t is certain that the cholera has
made its appearance at Warsaw and IN the camp;
nri the country people are approaching Warsaw
from al directions, fact from which 1t would
appear that the blrbarians are advancing fast up
ouhe capi,al. Should they ever enter the city
N will be over the dead bodies Of the lnh abitants,
alter atrocities aud massacres worse than any oil
'nu.a nh, ln1 Inr int ,Nnt mn
Powers Of Europe in the struggle between the
Turks AND Greeks, but we can hardly believe that
hose Powers will again look quietly on the mar.
'o'om ot people superior in every point oil
view to their oppressors, people whose almost
"',aeulous bravery and patriotic sacrifices prove
hem 50 well entitled to freedom.
General Skrxyncck has issued proclamation
10 ne army and the nation in which he does not
disguise the difficulties Of their situation, but tells
I'em plainly that their only hope OF ultimate sue
es in the struggle far national existence depends
"a their contained perseverance. He enumerates
@e glorious results Of the campaign, and com
mcats with laulable pride on the fact that thouSf
roland had but at its commencement an iil-orsa
a'e'l force OF $4,000 to oppose to the hordes Of
B1ssla near, so, 600 nf the latter have been put
.7rs-f''-comb4i, aud l6, 600 remain prisoners IN
Warsaw, whilst the Poles have taken II flags
'5o' 10000 stand of arms, and so pieces OF ean
non, together with great number ot baggage ant
ammunition wagons. &c. We cannot doubt tina
happeal will be met in corresponding spirit
IN the other hand the Autocrat has ordered to o'
."v'Cd an army Of reserve of 10000 men to sup
art the operations of General Diebltsch, and l
stated that the war is highly popular in Russia
Notwithstanding the reyerses sustained 0y IN
Russians, We subjoin few extracts from lat
warsaw papers,
The UGrsaw Gazette of the Goth OF Apr
,!aIes, postscript the following important news
yesterday we received the news that Genera
hwcrnicki had obtained victory over the corp
!" General Rudigcr at Luck, on the river styr