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 Gen. Glelgud is at the head er J'sas, sss,, ;. men; and is proceeding towa,a, gI 59sl0 and the sea coast. In samogit.iss,, ia, 5a 2 aas l% insurgents are underarms; and IT' l1s sesll mander-in-Cllief has transmjttea s 'ea, Government the report ofayie,uu.ll9 'su l9 tAs ed by a party of the same garss. s, sSaie pie in the Province of Yolbynia aiah9 PeQ

 General Deminski, with sna,l

 Hilary force, entered Lithuania ,l'sF s4 a,a sus- 30 or 60 miles southwest of f' Vs Vglllia, where he Was also joined by z Nllna Y. body of the insurgents, who bsa slI01ss 5 oesly beaten Russian detachmqedp. pfe', captured two pieces of cannon aaa aId plies, near Froki, not far from tbs Ssss ssaE- lal of the Province. Gen. ChalOovss, ssR- fore the other corps, after Iapie,. ioA' ! le' persed two Russian columns--oao as Bielsk, the other near Parongcp c pear marched northward-crossed gg1al,S.- tb 10. men cast of Grodno, and arrived d ,t NIe.# l do on the 9th June, where he was ;o;a., E; ,, by many detachments of the iasa5aaas s lslaea and a large body of the nobIes of f E sslls ;a ania. The Polish Commander.ipL'e',e L',l', U. :. moved his head quarters about tbe aas ai, de of June, from Praga to Sieesi.. eee ' the place which he occupied berareI began his series of n,anauyrss ,g'9 ~ ! Ie Narew; he issaid, however, to have l us recalled, by the intention shown Ir1 s,sa Russians to cross the Narew and ' D. @' near Sierock. But the lntentionsofsa 1a5 ther party are manifest-and tbe p.ra D. General has been hitherto pecuTa,a ,Ia successful in disgusting lis enter1,1 movements. The Polish goyer@a. has announeecd . loan of sixty milB.. of forins; for raising which they ,,i,ls mai's depend on their fellow-citizens.

 Greece.-The Augsburgh Gaz.a. contains letter from Trieste, havns very gloomy account of the genera! i. satisfaction that prevails in Gro, against the President Capo d'lstriaz The whole nation is anxious for tlec vocation ot a National AssemlIf. sa 5 will promise obedience to its deci;ia E alone. sCapo d'Isfrias,' adds tbe ut 5 ter, swill do well to make coreeaa, unless he is desirous of throwing <, ! country into fresh eonyuisiions. Vm E Acropolis has been completeveyams.

 cd by the Turks, and crowds of iopa CTS are settling themselves in AfRfnt under the supposition that itis aboub E become the seat of the Government E