Star. — 1831-05-03 (London, England)

APRIL 111L—Geoural s'ilslM. amount of riven, concludea with the oii " On haft our way hive abulreat idtyist an into the village of lipatala—U= I=fiblarispeetade presented itself. We found the dont hullo ifs washer of the inhabitants, including pregnant women and oneking infante, who had just been murdered by the flying enonty? Wanorm, Arun 19.—We lam Jut sswlwi the news that Gen. "deferral obtained a great vktrty, arse DM* on the 16th. The details are net yet bairn. The asiensm hem lalminis are very favour. able. &IR thojesessis of Zweligiturg ma Bed* though mid to des' patios. swim the revelation of that ganvisee. One victory mom and we shall have rmOdft to hem Rai. Swedes begins to eve aaatw umelme seWats. It lo cold it the automat has caned apes &PAR is ad him with 10,0116 tam, in Anne of a nutty entered into at the oswimos Mr Timm Extract bus an 011oial Despatch addressed to the National Go. vernment....llte onetny, whom our victories obliged to abandon the  nght bark cf the Vistula, and who concentrated his forces on the Seid:ee road, uneasy at secieg his communications with Bialystok, by the av of Grame, cut off, detached against General Uminski the corps of .1,1.ral Ugroinsw, consisting of the 5,b regiment of infantry, one di. ,Won of grenadiers, one battalion of sippers, two regiments of cavalry, .s tso batteries of artillery, one of large calibre. At sight of so upetior force, Gen. Cmineki thought it advisable to ream the Liwice, leaving rly one detachment to defend the hastily constructed bridge bead,which the enemy attacked vigorously. Gen. Uminaki ordered the Ist Hulans to Lind the river, and attack six of the enemy's squadrons, which were noted en the opposite bank. This order was successfully executed.— Our raval'y repulsed that of the enemy, killed 50 men, made 600 pri,ag CT,, and captured 200 horses. Observing, however, that the enemy .t;t. re:siring his attacks on the bridge head with continual supplies of ;mph tr.tops. General Umineki gave orders for evacuating the post, and -11,n .Major Chlewski and 50 wounded soldiers were made prisoners by :he Russians. The engagement terminated by a heavy cannonade, and nt this occasion our artillerymen gave proofs of extraordinary courage, laving only a few field-pieces to oppose to a numerous artillery of large calibre. Our loss in these affai n has been 20 officers, 180 sub.officers and ..le. and 200 wounded. On the 2Gth of April, General Uminaki again k Wygrow, where he found 40 of our wounded men, and was :ilabled to estimate the extent of the enemy's loss. The number of his vovied amounted to 400, among whom were Lieutenant. Colonel rifle of the :tappers, a major, and 4 inferior officers. On the field of ~;t .le were found several hundred muskets, and in Wygrow a quantity of provisions. All the right bank of the Vistula is cleared of the enemy. The arse :,ers of Generals Pac and Sierawsky have crossed the river, and are le MI march towards the palatinates of Podiachia and Lublin, where ;her are taking possession of the Russian magazines. General Direr. nicii, who was detaired for some time by the badness of the roads in the neighbourhood of Zamose, advanced, In order to deceive the enemy, 3s:fat as Zwicrzynicc, in the direction of the Vistula, where be gave coders for collecting supplies of provisions at Turobin and Zanew. His design of routing the enemy by a forced march succeeded perfectly, as is *rested by the report of Field.mushal Diebitach him. AI. However, General Dwernicki profited by his halt near Ziunose to provision the fortress more abundantly, to complete its garrison and the aim} corps under his command, by the men taken from the communal cuarti, and the volunteers who thronged from all parts ; and as soon as lie found the roads passable, marched towards the Bug. He routed and some enemy's detachments which were stationed on that river, ah:cli he passed with all his troops. Thus the noise of our cannon resounded on that spot which had so long been subjected to a foreign yoke. Every where on his much General Dwernicki and his troops were received as deliverers by our countrymen, the Volhyniaus. The last report of Gen. Dwernicki is dated three marches beyond the Bug. (Signed) "