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 FALL OF WARSAW CONFYR.NEDt

 The ship Colossus, at PhiladelDhia from Liverpool, brings London papers to the 2lst and Liverpool to the 22d September. The U. $. Gazette fur nishes tbe annexed items. The disas- trous intelligence of the Fall of War saw, reported in the New York Couri- CT, we regret to say, is but too well con s6rmed.

 DETAILS OF THE CAPTURE.

 J letter dated dated Y. as d V, September E, (written by Russian,) says-ssPo- Hand is again subject to it's lawful soyc. reign. On the 9th inst. Field Marshal Count Pa.kewitsch sent a confidential officer to Warsaw, to demand in the name of his majesty the submission of the city, and to promise, on the other hand, amnesty and pardon. With an |infatuation which cannot be sufficiently deplored. these words of peace were re- jected by the leaders of the insurrec- ton. On the 9th, at day break, the Russian army advanced to storm the city. After most desperate and san- gninaFy resistance, our brave soldiers with rare intrepidity. made themselves masters of four redoubfs which lay np- on our line of attack, as we'll as the first line of intrenchments which sur. round Warsaw itself, and of which Wo-