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REVOLUTION in POLAND.
riir. FOLLOW INOART1CLES r COfrlF.tl
from the Berlin gazette of the
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AS the Infur region, of ADALis'skif.,
and Lo zc t usko, grows every day more f
fcrious tban was th ought at Gift, we hope a
fairi account of the beginrf ngjbt this Re- 1
volution will riot be unKcicomto our Rea f
ririfadirr iJ.4 0 ALlN SEI. 'a OOUlfl
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-rthe"reft of the body preceded for Opoc
no and 1 udowze ilv endemir, in Wiica
lat.er place Madalinfky get hold of the Po
lifh Cheft which contained ; Sa.odo guel-
Fruffia by biVthfiad, lime June 1793, not'
rcc;iveJ ?ny pay lor his troops. Lair reoru
sry he vent to War fa w to make his corri
p'a:h:? and to demind the film owing to
fcirn.'.Ke received part of it, but Was told, '.
at tKe fame time, a great part of the Polifh
srriy fhould be difbaridedi and he; arid 'his
brigade among the reft. At this lie was
irritated, and the: Ruffian General I gel
STROFM cftered to take him and his brig
ade into ti e Ruffian fervice; anti defired
him to.ccme, with his men, to AVarfaw.
ilADALiNSCT promifedthis,' and returned
to Malaga ; but; inftead of paying li s men
. vifh the money he received at Warfaw, he'
"treated ;thc neighbouring Nobility, ard
tried tr perfuade them to rife agairift Pruf-
"fia arid-RulTu: and.told them, thathifflfetf s
being a 'South Prufii-in, it Would be" art f
ffdiqn in1 that country ; "and aid, he . was
fntf fVsVv one would follow his -psriV' is
fvrtv one would iollow his -p
Toon as he thould male his appearance. He
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was going to purtue tne lame psan in orcai
1'olar. He taid that GcneVal Kozci usKa,
vho had two regiments of infantry and ca
V.Vry wIth him, wbuM 'do ihe fame in Cri
Ctnv VnllSendo-ur 5 arid as Madalinficy had
routed Souririu.lia, he would go to Cra
cow to join Kozciufko, and then march
- Av'nefcvcr'any. ref:ftance ' fliould be made.
Accoriiiigly. on the 12th of March I Mada
linficy fmarched'Jrcm'IVlalavia at the head
of i2comen, bur, no:, as he had promiied
to Gtneral Igelftroem, to proceed to War
faw, but in the n ght of the 14 th furpried
- the Pruflian village of-, Szernflc:. CJn the
following n'nht lie .furprized WifTogrod,
and at that p'ace, orit the i8:h, palT d the
Vivcr Wcichfei, and .ncnt to- Sachaczcw,
.t ok the fait duties which the Pruflians had
co lefted there, and ordered that all the fo-
feign collcaorsof duties thouid leave c ouui
Pruffia;- or elf? at his return he would treat,
them as enemies From hence he purfued
his miirh towards Tnow!6 z. In all thele
"places Mdalinlky 'for.nd rmall piquets of
PrlX Hs, a- is ufuil tri all front er towns,
cotififting of from 20 toVJo men etch, part
ly hufTars, partly ivfantr?, but without any
Vtiljtry or ammunition, excepting what
vas in their cart; uch bexes. '1 hee fm.tll
'parties hci.'g unable to make any refiftance,
Avere of courfe ohl ged to give way before a
body of 1200 mem At Inowlorz, though
tTicre were only about 40 PruQIins they
coririved to rcard the march of Madalm
fky for mere than ha!f an hrur, by deftroy-
ing part of the bridge, till at iaft a party of
'Pohliiers fwarn acrofs the Tircrand came
up on "their rear. The Prum.ms at the
fame time having trended all their ammu
nt:cri, were obliged t6 furre;;dcr. Had
thty been able to luve ftood only a- few
' Jiours longer, perhaps Madalinlky's :nfur.
'a-on might have terminated here- as the
battalion oi Heinrich, two companies of
Fuzi'eers of Ofwald, with two p:eccs;of
, can ,on and a party of Trcnck's huftrs un.
der the command -of Col. Buodenbrock,
were on their march thither ; but the m
; fan:ry being much fatigued with forced
marencs, could not come up ; in time, and
Madalirfcy did not ftop- a- moment longer
than was n?ceuary to refrcOi his, troops.
Trenck's huOars however were up m time
enough to make fomc of his rcar,nnfonsr
dres,; aaio lour pieccs i-i unu
nance ; 'after which Lejned General Kuz
CiUfko at Cracow. I .' f
In the ifteent fk fmifhes on l?s march
t6 Cracow, it.c Pruliians loll 1 3 kmfd and
105 prifoners, among iWi om wewfivc :of
cer&- - 'i he v piiioncr, Jhmve- trhavej
no: to erve againft the 'patriot. , 'i he; '
Pruflians have taken four Pciiih OiScers and
50 pr vates. - ; " ' ' "
While thefe matters were tranfadtmg,
GeritrU Kozciulko, with hs tro.p,, was.
near Cracow ' and the . Radian an sfpn
which corififted pf 6cb men hav;ng cyacu-,
ated it, he took -pcflVlTion:of it . Jnvtne
market placej The addrefied'he inhabuants
intieat 'ng them -o loge jhis troops, anu
join him in the defence of his country.
After this, : he, went to f e Xovvn .houD,
where hewasrecdved by agr?at number of y
Polith' Nobility, who werefrembied ,rhere,
Thefe made;kim Commapdrr m thict a
the troops colleaed for iiera ing Poland j
and he took the caths: His army them a.- (
fo :00k the oaihs to Ibcrate their , country,
after vhich lublcriptions1) were ope ried fr
raiiinffriioney, prcviCcns, snd recruiis.
The quota To be furnilhed by Cracow alone
was. eco-recruits;.-r 'f. . ;. l-
During :hcTe tranfaftions in the Eaftern
part of Poland, -which is next toPruffin aqd
Auftiia, the" f. mi troubles broke out-m
Warfaw ittelfV Bids. were,, circulatehich
be-ran with the. words, Long live i-ad
aUnlky and Kozcrufic." At the fame, time
a great number, of PoTiflv .ibldiers arrived
h.re in fmall parties, pretending that they
w ere uporr furl, uh, anJhhcy nad or y
come to refidca few, days at Wart aw till
they iliould jointheir regiments. Upon the
- fame preteit ' many ' o;hers;.who had never
been in the army put on regimentals. ;.
neral IgeUtroem ordered that ahthe (bicir,
fhouldTmmediatcly join thrir iefpeaive re
- a ,tf tlinfe who weie not; tpl-
pimcms, duu ui- . 1 . .ri
. .t i r:. fhp uniform. i ne
j vaa. . n . i 1 1 i'iu j 1 1 1 1 1 j . -
a 1 1" 1 1 1 1 1 tA. . i maw - -
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jie'ghbourhood of Cracow waiting for. reln
forcemeiits ; and it is faid that Gen. Razu
ilky andCapfk'y are bn their way to join him
with 4000 men. A houfe belonging to Prince
. Adam Czartorinfky.has been plundered by;
the RufilansJlonthel pretext ti his fon being
among the iufurgents at: Crardw.In.the
infuirrcdiitn at Wafiaw, a nephew of the
Buflian Ge nerallgeiftrpem w as killed. 1 he
Infurgehts count upon the neutrality o "
Auftria, and hope;, to be afllited .by tho
ri uikcCei n-iriisheTttrltf crxcfsL
' of Chtczim has been reinforced with 5000
men ; and alfb ti at a camp has been form
ed along thelriverjLigs, which is occupied -!
by the Bcfuiaus, tne moft ; warlike mong
1 it e T urkifh trotps Large maa2;nes have
'been formed at Jafly for the Turkifh troops ;
; and the Prince of Moldavia arid Wallachia
has received ttdet from the Porte to give?
a friendly reception to ihe Infurgent?, fhculd
any of them be obliged . to feck refuse there
in confvquaice o
lollcaniff a large torte on the lurK.tn inn-
tiers. ' Vv.VJvV ;j' &X-- ',-'t-'v:.:t '"f
Ludicrous hurvjhfnent inflitfeJ on titled
Trr . 'he' nreiu motive- loasJvocca
of cheating an Jiaji grant pr js.ame ai
the Company conlidered in what .man nc r
be fliouid belpunilhedrTOne fuggefted kick
tn2 o-.hers wjfhcd to take him, before a Ma
g ftrate f,but thel French -Ariftoeratj with
what N.rl.Euik c -lis A generous atten
tion to rank " propofed that the circumftancc:
fhoj-d no. be mdde public, it he.wpuld Tub.
mit to hve the " oitehding hand'' branded
n 17 J Initial of rFripon ) 1 he?
idea .was no' (boner mentioried than acceded
rt-Vic the cu'nrit. and the Frenchman nea.
ted tne poker, executed pn with bans
Cu!ottev,barbanty. T he Spartan 'Boy ne
ver, fufferedwhmpreherm
than tnis opcraiiui w""" . ,
modern Greek. ; ,
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' The ports. of this klhgdOm are opcrie4foi'
the invportatibn of corn; to the grat relief
imtorm.- i ac nnn . The duty ori the im-
TttPr art.df rhis ordet was comp ied .n j ,u wheit is about 1 S. 7d.
r: r i-..J: 4;if rnri-inued to cohceat ,p -A , - J -u n, . , c . ..
therafelves in Warfaw, till anOFpormwtyj
whom they at lajMroye out of .Vv
1 u:rr m hi cower to
The King aia eyci y ,-6
.rrraion. but it . was ahcidy
become too formidable. 1 ; - ;
Since the fkir.miih Avhicn roo
at
per barrel; and on Br.tifh flour is. 8d. per
hundred. - ; ' . .
The importation of corn from Great-Un-tun
becoming legalized on . Saturday laft,
the 10th inftant in confluence pf the ge
neral average prKr ..mounting to that laid
down in the corn a6l, theElinor and Betty
of Yarmonth, Captain Jones, laden " .
vheat, arrived in this harbour Stom Lon
don on that dav, and many other yefiels
loaded with the fame commodity, are ex
;Feaed to arrire daily from that, and bthtr
Englifh rorrs. ' ' ' .
l he d fparity W the price of wheat, and
flour in thcLonaon and Dublin markets,,
muff make the importation of thefe articles
th.ther, while the patent demandcontinues,
a very profitable branch of commerce.--in,
London, according to the la ft returns, the
..r ,Kt'was- to moderate as
" : , I' tV oWt .70,600, ' , average price. OI,tnl
troops in roianu, amuu rxA A lln aos. od. per quaricx cxc u "r 7
and rcmrorcciucii.- : , ' . -r . i- nloved poor, u ",iJ: ;'77
faw. the lniuiiiiafw"-. . . - ni mattable that tnei op-
however aflured tn 5 'v- rg,
8000 fold ers, befides jeoo-Pohto Gete-
! Ln, who have ,,ed outas vo. unte.
The Ruffians, hare to PV?,' K
,oco n,en under GenerU P?
. Tormanf,W, Which, before tne .nforrea on
! lt Watfaw, had received a reintorcement of
i occo men. incwnuic - " " i v .
poo
V.- Arfnal at War
:4oo, or, according to fome accounts.
P,-?So;thWuM,noriCngh
,hou"h Madalinlky had faid that the .wnole
.W narter would be mttaot T up
fn arm Many Nobles, who had been ,m
ior jjziarnanuwiw., J,.
!. . i-. ..4.r,V remain ftiUin.cttlto-
.contxneaai ciriuu"i
PROM THE ; WEICHSELL, '
. April 23- 'r . ,
: , Kofciulkohas eatrenchedhimfelf mthe
eration of the corn awonpfiWfore..
told br the la-.e Henry Flood .1..' the houfe
ofcornrnons. He prediaeclthat tt wouht
onlv beb-nefuial to the ariftocracy, .and it,
would enaBle the millerandthe momed man,
io enter into combination,, to the greatm.
to enter in Years have fince
Q e ow Mr: FJood's prdiaipn
fulfilled fuch a combination has aauallf'
S-n ice, and in a year of ahoundance
ne public Save a fmalier Joaf than at anr
. time heretofore in the memory ot tbp o.delt
perfon living.