The Arkansas advocate., 1831-06-22

como obstinate. le se6mDat iaSleC LII i IUz Q cIeok at night. Uur artillery DC iI.cnpied the position ef the centre, ouF tiralIeurs fired rom both sides. the fire was lively and well sustained, but after q contest of some hours, the enemy was
 routed, his positions abandoned 10 our troops, and he fled with precipitation.--
 His loss 'nustshave- beeneery considefa- lble; 1t is estimated at 1000 killed and as many wounded. Many officers have fallen, among others the Colonel Com mandant of the Wilma regiment. We ifiave made G0G0 prisoners, for whole battalions were forced to lay down their arms, and we are every instant hearing, that.durng the present day, additional prisoners are hourly bringing into head lqaarters.
 l We have taken l2 pieces of cannon, aud great many wagons oi ammuni- ton. and a good deai Of arms. The re- giments of Iaueheurs, (scythe men,) having demanded arms, We have assign ed to them those left by the enemy on the field of battle; they went 10 seek item, and are returning armed with mus kets. The combat having lasted til 10 o'clock at night, ard the army being ia tigued after more than twenty hours hard marching and fighting, it was i'm. possible 10 pursue the enemy.
 Nevertheless, the effects of this com bat promise us immense results, for the l Commander-in-Chief, confornably to the plan which he had so happily con- ccived, proposes 10 attack the,dispersed eantonments of Marshal Dicbitseh, and to separate him from the a1iRe of his rein forcements. Ne hope that tiIis bold military operation, so well and ably com bined, will lead to important results, and assure complete victory to the noble defenders of liberty and national inde- pendence.
 "The President of the National Go vernment. Prince Czartoriski; N. Bee rychowsky, Member of the C overnment, and Count Malachowski, Minister of Foreign Affairs, accompanied the Com inandeY-it.-C,.iei since the commence ment of the affair, until pightfall; and after having shared his dangers, they have been witnesses of the triumph with which he crowned this memorable day.
 The Paris papers of April II, state that new and decisive victories had been obtained over the Russians on the 2d of April, of whom e000 have been made prisoners, besides 26 pieces of cannon. This news rested on the authority of q i3despatcll from Strasburg, but WAS con fumed by their collateral reports. The linsurrection in Lithuana seems 10 be placed beyond doubt. Wilma is in pos session of the National Forces, who, af ter having recaptured all the arms ta- ken from them, proceeded to Georgen- burg, driving the Cossacks before them out of every village in the route. Ofh- CT bodies, armed and organized, have shown themselves in the cnyirons oi Taurogen.
 The other reports which were preya- lent in Paris, on Thursday, were, that Courland was in insurrection; that the Grand Seignior had positively refused to pay inc last instalment of his tribute to Russia, and was still pushing his mil itary preparations ;and that the King ef Sweden, thinking this a favorable season lortaking advantage of the distractions of the Autocrat, was meditating an at tempt for the recovery of Finland. which his predecessors had lost to Rus lsia. i communication had been open ed between the Poles and the Turks. and an ambassadors was actually upon his way from Warsaw to ConstantiRople. to rouse the Porte to a cooperation. Considerable stress had been laid upon a Ukase published in the St. Petersburg Gazette, by which the Emperor disband- ed the Finnish regiment of Carabineers, asshowing his distrust of tho fidelity of that province. These reports, savoring, las they all did, of war. had the effect of rather depressing tlle Funds iii Paris.
 Ias,rrection aa,ong he Oaomans.-- Frontiers or tServia, yaioy l7.-Since the Albanian insurrection was appeased, Reschid Pacha had only attended to his privateinterests; an apparent tranquilli- " concealed from him the conspracies of the Paehas of Scutari and Trawnick, which had for their object to overturn the Sultan. Suddenly. the most danger ous insurrection that ever occurred in the Ottoman empire has broken out.- All Albania, Bosnia, and part of Mace donia, have taken uparms. The Pacha of Scutari is tthe head of the move ment.
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