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The packet ship Sylvanus Jenkins, Captain Allen, arrived last evening from Liverpool. by this conveyance the editors ofthe Commercial Adverti- ser have received their usual supply of foreign papers including London of the Sth, and Liverpool ofthe 9th ultimo.

 Such of the contents of these papers as relate to the progress Of the Polish revolution, are full ofinterest. Abloody engagement has taken placebetween the main armies of the Russians and Poles, led respectively by Diebitsch and Skrzynecki in person, which resulted disastrously for the latter. Their bril- liant successes, recently reported, have suddenly given place to alarming re- verses. The Warsaw papers of May 26th, contain General Skrzynecki's de tailed report ofhis operations from the 18th to the 22d May, describing more circumstantially all the transactions, the chief particulars of which have already been published.

 Report of.tbe Conamander-in-chief- TT fine encounter Of Sen. Lshcnsk:, on the 22d instant, with the mass of ene- my appraised me that Field Marshal Diebitsch was, with his principal force, on the right bank of the Bug, and that at any moment he could rejoin the guards. On the other hand, General Ehlapowski, intrusted with conveying support to our Lithuanian brethren, .haying joined them, had secured the object of our expedition. l then gave an order to commence our retrograde movement before forces so superior to our own. On the 9th, the reserve under Gen. pac, was at Stoeryn; Gen. Rubinski occupied the position of Crer- win, Gen. Lubinsli, with the second corps of cavalry, and the division of Gen. Henry Kamienski, was posted near the Nodbrog; and Gen. Gielgud marched upon Lomzi,.to occupy it. On the 23d, General Lubienski was at tackled by the guards from Tykoskin, and from Chofeere; and at the same 1in,e the army army s.he tie Field Marshal ar rived from Nur.

 l gave orders for our troops to pass to Ihe right bank of the Narew, which was effected on the evening of ts 25th, over both bridges, in the most perfect order. Gen. i.ubionski commanded 4he rear guard, and to cover the pas sage of the army, he occupied theheights -ofZekun and Lawy. In the morning of the 26th, the positions Gen. Lnbion-. ski were attacked with greatsimpetuosi- ety by the Field Marshaiin person. Gen. .ubionski retreated upon Ostro- aenka, making most vigorous resis- sance. His march was stopped by the rityitself, which had been set on fire b3