Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-01
FOR EIGN.
From the New York Daily Advertiser, July os
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

June 90
Parliament met on the I4th, and the tessior
was opencd by commission No business o,
Importance la mentioned as having been transac-
ted III the papers we have receiv d, but we hav,
no' regular chain OF information.
BY the Russian accounts It arpsars that N,
losses they sustained IN the ba,le, the acconn,
OF which we received BY the prey,ous ARRIVAL
were very heavy.
There has been some hard Sighting between
deiuchmsn's of the Polish and Russians, il.
which the rmer, after several successive CT
f'rts. succeeded IN main' a,nirg their ground,
aud holding place which they mad ca pturcd.
The Lieutenant General in Chief of the Polish
army. has addressed an affecting proclana iou
10 the Lrhuanisns.-The Poles express them
e. Ives III tnis document, determined o pcrsevere
To the last, IN the contest IN which they are en-
gagged.
Th,rc had been some firing al Antwerp be-
tween the ciirzans and he garrison, but 10 lives
we're lost. The firing had ,rtircly ceased, liz
C iis, qu- nee ui tn Interference # The Belgian
Minister at War, vino pruc eded til hcr express
from Brussels.
The Emperor IF Brazil, Don Pedro, had arri-
we'd on the English coast, and ai.'r touching al
Falmouth. ssilrd Che burg.
Accounts from various paris Of England and
Scotland represent the prospects OF the gram
crops To be quite az favourable Us on an average
In former years.
The two Landers have arrived ia England
from Africa by way # Rio Janeiro
TIC French were making captures of Portu
gutse vessels The Corvette Uraala wa taken
on the I'd u off Terceiras, by the M"lpc.ncnc
fIEste and sent France. a Portuguese sshoo-
ner ofwar aud Yacht belonging to the Cover
nor ct Lisbon had also been captured by the
French squadron eff the Tugus. Twenty mer-
ehanmen had plso been taken OF Lisbon art
OpOfto. Don Miguel, con tirund I'd to the las
heroup's TO avoid all reconciliation with thu
French, and vas actually Il ting out n squadron
at nine vessels To attaos tn, ir blockuding SQUAD
I'm!
TIE Belgi n negocmt rs. wi,h the ten Depn
tres, d'ned win Pence Le"p Id IN LONDON O,
the 10Th uli- al whi,n ent Itaiumrnt Lad +, II
sonby was pre- CIT 1t uud r. cod tnet O. m,
finite arrangement OF tn" Is l,an q r.s;,c,
w"uio b" made before the party broke up. (Ir
relation to tn subject the Courier OF tie 3tt
observes, I'VE are happy To s'a C that some o.
the q ftcuities which uud in Tie way of he ac-
cepance oil the Gown OF Be. isln br Prnc & GO.
pnld have been moved, and t a, strong hone
Is entertained # satisfAc DRY settlement Of III,
Is" gan question:
The London Courier Of the 10 h publishes n
letter fr"u' Pal, dated the day Ir v,nmr, i
which II Is stated that iraf qui lily VAS rc,to
rcd, owing 10 the unan,ni of the National
Guards aud troops of the line
Prince Louis Napoleon Bnnapnre, second son
cf Louis Bona rafte. has arrived in London md
Is staying with his mother, Hortensia, Duchess
OF ST: Lac, formerly queen of Holland. Also
Achilles Murat, Is now in town, and these emf
nent foreigners paid visit tie Earl GREY.
Don p dro Elk Emperor of Brazil, and suite,
consisting of 80 PERSONS, had arrived at Cher
bonrg. twas rumoUrcd that he Intended to con-
rey the Empress INTO Bavaria te pass the PC Rod
OF her conf :emcni, and afterwards return and
hx their residence liz France. He has, it is said
advised the King of the French of his Intentions.
and asked bis consent TO carry them into ex ecu
tor, declaring that II Is the most anxious wish of
his heart.
The legal proceed ngs against O'Connell had
been put stop 10, the Attorney GEM raj having
sISnlhed his intention OF not proceeding any far
Their in the
Mrs. Slddcns died in London on The 18th Of
June.
The Times nf the 18th observes, Lord John
Russell aud MIR Stanley, as we long ago stated
would and ought to be the care, are made cab.
met ministers. Willie their merit deserved such
distinction, th'ir real power in aid of the BIZ
reulains unal erc'; 1t rests in their reasoning
and talents. Lord Seton, Lord Krnnaird, Lord
flngai, Lord i.sI'r:m aud the 2iglt H,u A.
gar T.. l., are TO be created British Peers Mr.
Berna, the Member for Rochester, will be oro-
pos as Chairman of the Committee of WAYS
aud Means.
RUSSIA g. POLAND.
WARSAW June 6--TEe Polish SAFE Gazette
contains Two reports of General SkwyneckI
dated from the head quarters Of Prags, the Isl
u
REASONS (which are already known) Why :he ar
nv fought the battle of Ausirslerk s. and after
wards re- reatcd to Prag". The sc nd reonrr
Is hat wn'ch gives unit o. me defeat nt
3 Russian corps in Iii huanla. by General CHA
Powshi, IN conjunction with The insurgents
The same paper gives the following particp
lars, under the dat f he 2G:-
Up the Vlstua eli i Tranquil. In The vicinity
Of Z"mosc the Russians hav" drawn nearer r.
HE corps % General Cnrzanowski. General
Davidoh WIS on he 30tb in Oh Zamose
General RudIger has advas eed from Dubienka
10 Hrublczow, and his hcaG-quartcrs were sl
II fiynne. The co ps Of Gencral Roth was in
The dis rlcls of PIosE w and Kamirc 2; il ia
aboui 600 strong. but ;hcrc are "nl, 800 csyal
~; t-r this reason he I'D ad, anct ararnst the
Lithnaalans, whose rec CONSIST almost entircl,
Ct cavalry, and because. too, The Charkow rreI-
mont IF itunnds is par ly Dispersed, and has
partly Joined the insurgents.
the same paper gives, under the head OF the
81, III" following particular = Yesterday the
Ora owiifs ut the corps of General DzIearskt.
n'. rs'd ncar lonb. n squadron of Dragon.
an wO sqnadrons of Cnssack IN WHICH occ.
ST. 20. K 46 ri oncrs, with trei horse
az egghgc. report - spread hrie [ -da,
CoI"ncI Sierakowski. m The rovctnnIpn {,
: kn>town, has disprr-.d the corps %, q, ncra.
ken, SAID IT, be 1000 strong and t ken Ton
2 zon. But we have no Official accout uf th
o far.
Accounts from Z,n,fc of the 4Oth Of Mav.
say tina Gen. RrdIg,r, who has on, cred he king
DIN with his rwn cnrrs. ind that &C Genera
hr"uiz. hs~ IN ali ab1u' 5000 men and 81 can
non, aud that his hcad quarters are at Werbo
vice The haiti, ihnt,ve tho pns-;,r ..4