Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-22

been concluded between the Poles and the Russians
anu we are anXiousiy waiting the result"
Inc same information is contained III the Gazette
Ge france OF the 2ist, and is thus:-"It is stated
na' Marshal Debitsch has received orders from the
Emperor Nicholas not to proceed to the utmost ex-
HeInly Win respect to the capital of Poland"
REID Marshal Diebitsch has set at liberty Polish
prisoners of war; each of them received two ducas
ahG Proclamation to the Poles.
Inc aforementioned Of Warsaw. NJ. Wevezn-
A' ana the wee Governor, Mcsolowi have resigned.
letter IRON Frankfort, dated March l6, states
/ the central force of the Polish army conccntrat-
eu III the villages westward of Warsaw, at about
regulars, 600 volunteers or irregulars 5000
scythemen, and sc ied-pieces: independents of 10 600
men, anu IL guns, under General Dwernicki in the
wawoaship of Sandom;r
he same letter says" 1t is affirmed, on the best
authority, that the Russian loss in killed wounded
ana missing: since the openinr of the c,u,n,;cr ,
mounts to 5000 men, and 10 gums of various ooI;ho
Inc SICK are numerous and are placed Mt 1000
mere mas oeen no want of provisions hitherto g. bv
general order, mon is provided wit 81; L.
rations, constantly renewed
FRONTIERS OF POLAND, March Tile main body
the army has returned to the left bank of the Wis
thia and is encamped near the villagco Poroonck
ha'i league from the city. 1t is affirmed that the
change IN the command of the army was owing to
the opinion expressed by Prince RadZivill and Cen
cral Wlssenho the head of the Moderate party that
enough had been done for the military honor of
the roles, ana that, considering the mpossibiy of
resisting the Russian powers the wsest course would
De TO enter into negotiations. The present Com
mander-in-chcf was of different opinion and the
roles, considering the ntrepIdity with which he had
! fought at Dobre, proclaimed him Gencralissirno.
RadZvlll, General Wiesenhof and three other oen-
erals, laId down their commands, and were suspended
from their functions The Polish Government has
given orders 10 form magazines on the road to Sc-
STA, winch indicates that the army will retreat in that
direction The weather is very bad. The Vistua
has risen TO an extraordinary height and the roads
are impossible except the causcways. Hence it is
probable that the military operations Of both parties
will experience delay for some time to come
From the Messenger des Chambres of Mondavl
| PARIS, March 2O.-Since the last battle in front
OF Praga, and which gave rise the false report of
the surrender of Warsaw, the Poles have experen-
ecu no decided loss; on the contrary, they rally
ing In different points, and following system OF
defensive warfare.
The heroic resistance of this brave people must
have diminished the moral courage of the Russians
and thwarted the plans of Marshal Diebitscb Our
opinion is confirmed by the most recent accounts
| from Poland.
Gen. Dwernecki is in pursuit of the Russians, who
are retreatng through I4ub!in.
| The fortress of RamosC is no lonGer hlockaded by
| the Russians.
All the communications between Warsaw and
Lublin have been rc-established. The Russians are
, retiring along the frontiers of Volhynia.
: w C must, however, wait for a fresh confirmation
OF tins statement before we form too favorable n,
opinion as TO the result of the struggle now main
4 tanned by the brave Polish nation
! AFFAIRS OF THE NETHERLANDS.
On the 18th March the Regent of Belgium CAV
an audience to Lord Ponsonby 1t was reported
that an extraordinary session of Congress would b.
convoked for the 4th of April.
BRUSSELS, March I'm. Bresson set out tbi
morning for Paris
tne battery of six II Founders arrived here
yesterday from Tourney. 1t is intended for the
frontiers towards Naestricht. On the 18th some
heavy cannon and several powder wagons left the
new fort at Client, for the frontiers of Dutch Elan
ders.
LONDON, March Give received last night the
Brussels papers of Saturday. Hostilities had not
yet recommended with Holland; but the Dutch were
reinforcing the garrison of Antwerp, and the Bel
glans despatchng troops and adding TO their st ok
OF heavy artillery and other materials of war along
that frontier
LoNDoN, March 22.-On the side of BeIelnm. i'm
mediate hosuties seen more improbable every day.
IFALY.-Germnn papers the 14h contain ex
tracts from the PledmoDtese Gazette which under
date OF Milan, March 3, state that the ModeDese and
Austrian troops, under Baron Gppcrt passed the Pc
on the 9TH 1t also mentions the defeat of the in
surgents, and their flight to MORT which was taken
by the imperial troops. This Gazette also contains
an account OF the passing of the Pc the night oil
the 9TH, by the troops under Prince BcnLhem; and
OF their entrance into Ferare without resistance
The chiefs OF the Revolutionary Government are
reported to have fled, and new Provisional Govern
nlcnt had been appointed to act in the name of his
I Holiness.
But the most interesting intelligence from this
quarter Is contained IN the following extracts from
SOUTHAMPTON paper Of the 2Olh, which announces
the entry Of The Austrians into Italy, after hard
fought battle.
By the Marquis of Anglesey, captain Weeks
which arrived here this afternoon, from Havre, we
have received the foloYing important information
3 The Ausriaus have entert8 Fcrrara and Capr
after battle Of nine hours, which the Italian pa
trlots sustained with great perseverance,. A first
bulletin has been published by the Austrian General
upon the military advantage.
From the Private Correspondence of the Constitutional
q, MILAN, March 10 The invasion of the Duchy
- OF Modonu by the Austrians causes here the most
} painful senatIon. 1t might be said that the city
was in mourning for the cause of liberty. The
Government its part, loudly proclaimed IL joy
, and announced almost officially, that the Revolu
tioDists Of Modcna had sent Deputallon 20 the
Grand Duke the 9Th, to 5uPplcate for pardon,
and to offer hun the surrender OF their city dis
Crstion. The Gazette Of Milan announces that the
Aust were to have entered Modcna on the 9th.
: On the other hand wc told that the Aus;raus
effected the passage OF the Ssecha during the night
Of the 7lh Of March, and that the troops invested
Mcdsua on three points; That Gen. FJimouut pro-
posed to the Provisional Government TO surrender
discretion, avoid The cHus,on Of blood and great
misery IL appears that the patriots demanded
twenly-our hours % consider an answer and dgriuu