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 London, Esb. 23.-We received last night liambugrh papers to the l2th oi ?. February. They describe the enthusl- asna in Poland as very great. An en- gagement of no great consequence witl the Russians seems to have taken place near Novogorod; but the Poles intend to have their grand str struggle near v arsa~. They consider the early thaw IS very much in their favor, as impeding the march of the Russian material. The spirit in frussian Poland is said to nave cvineed itselfin the most decided manner lin favor of the Poles.

 .48aifs ofHa{y, Paris, Feb. 2l.-( .Rears of i.e m0yuingj j-An express which left Bastia on the l2th current, and arrived at Foaton on the l3th, brought the news that the kingdom of Naples, the whole of Romagba, the Duchics of i.ucca and Piombino, the Duchy of Modena, and almost the whole of Tuscany. were in q state of lnsurrection, and that Italian tri-coIors were every where hoisted witil- out opposition. It is also said that an extraordinary courier arrived yesterday at Marseilles, who brought the intelli- gence of an open revolution at Genoa, where the troops had taken the side of tue people.

  have proclaimed the "Union Of Italy It is said that the insurreetion has ex- tended so far south as Civita Yeschia, and one letter states that the tri-eolor floats on the cupola of St. Peters at Rome. The Rologncse Provisional Go yerment hasissueda a proclamation, head ed sLberty, Independence, and Union, in which it is said that call Italians will join to deliver their beautiful country from thc degrading yoke of foreigners.