Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-16
IArEsr rRoN ENGLAND.

ser of Monday nuke fhe few extracts following:
 rOus, and in respects quite contradictory. ap
 pears that the Polish generssino has been compeIl
 ed to retreat before the combined corps of the Russian army and was to take defensive postion l2 leagues ] from Warsaw, where general battle might be ex- l pected to take place. new plan of operations was ! thus commencing, which was Overw helm the patr. otIc Poles by an united exeriOn. The road to War
 saw has lately been prepared for vigorous defence and great things appear to be hoped for from Schrzy. l necki. t | There was much sickness, and no little diemay at
 Warsaw. Further particulars will be found n our ex- l tracts.
 The Elections in Engiond were still favorable for the ReIormerr Betgi"m w"s somewhat dis'urbed.-| The Por.uguesr usErper is said have lost two or three of the Western Islands. RUSSIA AND POLAND. From the Messenger des Chambres. l '" Warsa,r April 26.-We learn that Gen. Dwel- nicki has completely beaten ,he Russians commahded by Gen. Rudser, Louisk In this brilliant al- fair twelve pieces of cannon were taken. and many prisoners, among VI h0m was Gen. Kudiger himselt.- whole polk or Cossacks found dead n the river Siyr. The remains of the tr"",s in pieces and dispersed, that the corps may be looked upon as totally destroyed. This news. which we received from an authentic source, is confirmed by different private communications. According divec: reports, which have jus. arrived, the Poles have also taken l possession of the military chest ofthe Russians.
 ] tThe bold bat udicous expedition of the Polish General Dwermicki in Volhynia, with view to the development of the insurrccfion, and 10 quiet the uh
 casiness of the o the Russian army, will hence | forward form an important epistle to that heroic struggle for freedom made by the brave nations of Eu l rope The German, French, and Polish papers, are, therefore, much occupied wit conjecures as to the fate of Dwerncki. The accounts generally leave great doubt upon the subject. Underline date ofWar saw, April 26 we told of victory gained by | Dw erDcki over Gen. RWdger at LOutsk.
 "On the other hand, from Vienna, the same date (April 26) we have received news of totally Oppo site character. According to this account. Dwernick beaten Doubno, forced to recross the Syr, aud to inirench himself on the left bank of the river Pressed by the corps of Gen. Rudiger in Volhyna,by that of Gen. Kreuz. detached from the grea, army of Poland, and soon hnrasscd he will be by the corps of Gen. Roh who is rapidly marching for the lroh- tiers of Turkey the Polish General would appear, by the from Vienna, in such critical position Una, he is already represented to ready escape by Po dola and Molava, to place himself under the pro- ! lection o the Porte, just as Charles the Twelfth did at Bender. I
 "Thc region of volhyuia, (Lout.k and Do"bho.J where Dwernicki is now. is enly dis,an, from War Vienna is than l60 leagues. The fact, there lore proves decidedly that the from Vienna and that from Warsaw both bearing the date of the 26'h | April, canno, relate to the same affair."
 |" In addition to this, if l.outsk had been attacked before Doubno, i, might be believed that Dwernicki, after first success, had experienced check But the passage of the Bug having been effected he did not march towards Loutsk, expected, bu, took his march along the Austrian frontiers of Gallica towards the South, ir as Radzwilow, from thence to the North upoB Donbno, and then upon LoUtsk
 "The affairs at DOubno must therefore have prece ded that at Loutsk for the absolute reason aa well as hecanss it could not have been known Vienna and Warsaw on the same day. It is therefore probable that the Austrian Gazette of Lehberg, in Gallica, l whence the Vienna correspondent Of the Austrian defeat the difficulties and partial check which Dwer necki experienced Rt Doubno, whilst the letters from Warsaw of the 26,h of April, inserted in the Berlin and Frankfp papers, might be quite correct im an- nouncng that the Polish General had achieved vic tory ai LpRtsk. Dwernerkis is in other respects more likely iO beat the Russians than suffer himself to be beat sn by hem, not on account of the superiority of hs
 forces, which, indeed, merely a sort of moveahe ! column, but because he possesses in very high de- gree military sagaciy, and m acquaintance with all
 the details of warfare by which he succeeds in throw
 ing himself f necessary, with all his force across woods and marches whether it be for the purpose of avoiding surprising the enemy-conccang with much caution the object of his marches and counter marches and coming o battle unless al an ad- vantage to himselG ..,..fs :. !
 "On consideration, we do not see any reAson for ! dscrediing the intelligence of the victory said 10 have been gained by Dweruecki a, loutsk, and particularly commercial houses have this morning received letters from Germany, which confirm it alt the partic ulars.
 "I, must have been seen by the extracts from the Polish Gazette, that ihe head quarters o SkF yneck
 have been removed from Jakubow io Minsk, that IS to say, he has retreatei towards Warsaw. We must, therefore, conclude that Marshal Diebisch has united all his forces before Seidec which hspoiDt dappul
 and that, the other hand the Poles are concemtra- ting ahout twelve or fifteen leagues distant from their capital. In the excellent proc ama;ion. So re- able for Iis noble tranknese, the Paiish Genera
 isslnO explicitly informs his companions in arms, and
 his fellow citizens that the contest undertaken with
 mucl, mpeuosi,y, is not yet at an end and he ex-
 horis them confidence and perseverance,, particu-
 lariy should the events of the require retrogad I movements.
 1 "Debiisch is then about to march on Warsaw with
 his army D one united mass, n place Of advancing. formerly, in several corps along, were, the di of circle, of which Warsaw was to bc the cen-
 Ire. Thus, we have already explained, a sc- ries of military operation s commencing. Aier the checks which the Russians formerly experienced, and sGier the fruiifnl lness 0 their different attempts,
 fourth pIanis ab""' to he developed Each Oi ,he ar mics has resumed it's original pari--the RussaDs the offensive. and the Poles iIfe defensive. Bat the Rus sans now, upon the former occasion, arrive
 in sight of Praga without having to fight battles on the road and lO forco positions with great loss ot men, these positions having been recently fortified with great care. Besides, who iel that Skrzynecki may not, by Of those bold and daring movements which are peculiar 10 him, again throw himself on the flank of Diebilsch, and force him ab lon his prey inc moment that he believes that he selz l ing on it, ... ...-.-r l London, May 11.--The German papers which ar- rived this morning give much more cheering HccouHts of the prospects of DwsrGecki than those which 1 rived yes,erday. They fully confirm the s.aiemen! from Warsaw to the support which he has received from the insurgents of Vollynia, which we gave O"
 Saturday.
 1 Gen Diebi.scb has fortified SiedIec. and waits an atack GrOn the Poles iM that position. Seidlec Is A
 leagues fr0m Warsaw, where the Russian army is con l cenira,ed, covered by numerous entrenchnenis. in
 which are all the ROssian beseging artillery. H"PPsars
 that the Polish der-iD-Chief IS drawing near
 Warsaw and his head quarters are ID the ne,gnnor- hood of Mnsk, in direct c0mmm0IcSton with war