In 1786, a new church of the Bernardines was built there (currently an Orthodox church devoted to St. Barbara). In the second partition of Poland in 1793, Karlin was part of the region ceded to Russia. In 1799, the Russian authorities incorporated Karlin into Pinsk.
In 1786, a Bernardine church was constructed there (now an Orthodox church for St. Barbara). In 1793 during the second partition of Poland, Karlin fell under Russian control. In 1799, Russian authorities annexed Karlin to Pinsk.