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Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania
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Letters from Poland confirm General Kosciusko's victory over Russian forces between Cracow and Warsaw, resulting in 4000 Russian casualties and loss of 26 cannons; distinct from the recent restoration of Polish authority in Warsaw.
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In consequence of the proceedings of the secret committee of the House of Commons, respecting certain seditious persons, Mr. Pitt moved yesterday in the House for leave to bring in a bill "to empower his Majesty to secure and detain such persons as his Majesty may suspect of conspiracy against his person and government—Leave was granted, and the bill was read a first and second time, committed, reported, and ordered to be read a third time this day.
Letters were yesterday received from Poland, which confirm the reports of a victory obtained by General Kosciusko over the Russians, between Cracow and Warsaw. The latter lost 4000 men, and 26 pieces of cannon. This affair was subsequent to and entirely distinct from the contest which restored the Polish authority in Warsaw.
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Between Cracow And Warsaw, Poland
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russians lost 4000 men and 26 pieces of cannon
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Letters received confirm reports of a victory obtained by General Kosciusko over the Russians between Cracow and Warsaw. This affair was subsequent to and entirely distinct from the contest which restored the Polish authority in Warsaw.