The Sun.
London, England, 1831-02-23 00:00:00

JIAMB UR G AND BERLIN PAPERS.

WARSAW, FEE. 10.—The Journals of this city con-
tain the following account of the military operations of the
armies, both our own and the Russian :

The evening before last Prince R tdziwil removed his
head-quarters from Warsaw to Okuniew; General Chic-
pieki had set off for the army the preceding evening.
Some cavalry passed the Vistula the day before yesterday ;
hut owing to a two days' thaw, the ice is already
and the transport of artillery across the t iver is in conse-
quence impossible. The Russian General Nikityn, en-
tered Augustoro at the northern extremity of the kingdom
on the 6th, with a corps of 7,000 men, and 14 pieces of
artillery. Deputy Kruszeuski has been taken by the
Cossacks, as he was returning homewards, and has been
sent into Lithuania. From Tickocyn and Bialysteck the
Cossacks have advanced as far as Wysoki and Solsolora.
The division of the Polish army statione.l on the road from
Brzesc to Seidlo, left its quarters on the 7th, and advanced
a mile. The following morning great activity was ob.-
served among' these troops, so that there may have been
an engagement with th., Russian' outposts on Monday.
The demonstrations hitherto made by the Russians, are
supposed to he mere feints, their main force is expected to
prim forward limn Bialystock. At Woldawa 24, and at
IJ.cilug 18 pieces of artillery have been put across the
Bog. In that direction the Russians are commanded by
Generals Kreuz and Geismar. From LaHin the Cossacks
were only five miles dist.snt on the 7th, and Z mime is
probably by this time besieged by the detachment which
entered Poland by Uscilug ; into that fortress General
Suracoski has tkrown himself with Prince Radziwil'a re..
gitnent- The whole of the country is to be declared in a
state of war. Warsaw has already been declared in a
state of siege. Proclamatis-ns have been addressed by the
Generalissimo and the National Government to the people
and the army,
Instructions for the organization of a Guerilla warfare
have also been addr,ssed tit the local authorities. The
regimental stand.ards now in twe are to be replaced by
Polish Eagles, and the inscription " The Polish Nation."
A Lithuanian andtVolhylsian legion are organising here,
—Prussian State Gazette, Feb. 14.

HAMBURG, FEB 4..-The isltnd of Candia has, ae
cording to letters from Trieste, completely submitted to the
Pacha of Egypt.
BERLIN, FEB: 10.—(From a letter.)—Two studen.s
from Wilna have lately arrived at Warsaw, who have
brought us the fillowing news :—" Field 'Marshal Die-
birsch having call.d together all the students of the Uni-
versity of Wilna, first of all begged them to excuse him
that he could not speak to them in Pa.}, but only in
Russian. He then stated to them that the Emperor had
the greatest confidence in the student,, and, as a 1;roof of
offered to any one who deist rved it bonourattle civil
offices or military rank. Among the assembled young
men oily eight asked for appointments, which were im-
mediately given them."

FEB. 12.—(From a Letter.)—According to vague re-
ports from War•aw there was an eng,igement on the 6th
at Novogroil. The Poles intend that the decisive battle
shall be fought near War,aw. They have great re)iane
on the circumstances that the ice on the Vistula begins
already to be nnaafe, though it generally remains firm tl7:
the end of March.

FRONTIERS OF ITALY, FEB. 1...--At the iust..nce of the
Imperial Aulic Council of 'War, at Vi,nna, 10,000 It--
emits are to be levied in the kingdom of Lombardy and
Venice.

HANOVER, FIB. 12.—flit Royal Highness the Duke
of Cambridge set out on the 9th for Brunswick. The
Ilinister, Von Stralenheitn, has szice gone to the same
pace. It is supposed that hi, journey has some conuec..
tion with the future arrangements of the Qovernment of
Brunswick.

OSNABRUCK, Fels. 6.—Messrs. Lange and Breußran
are gone to Hanover as Deputies from this city, to present
to his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge is petitieu
of the citizens, the chief object 4 which is to solicit a
Constitution adapted to the exigencies of the times.
GOTTINGEN', FEB. 9.—We have still 2,000 Then
quartered here ; tranquillity, however, is perfectly restored.
The citizens have agreed on an address to the King. It is
expected that the University will soon recover it, usual:
splendour, both with respect to the number attic students,
and the merits of the professors.
The late appointment of Dr. Male to the Professorship
of Medicine gives great satisfaction, Dr. M. Heine highly
esteemed as a physician, writer, and professor.—Harnbury
Papers, Feb. 15.
Bois-LE-Dec, Fez. 15.—We !emu that the army in
the field, in the environs of Eindhoven, will shortly re-
ceive a reinforcement of 2,000 men, partly composed of
the twelve divisions which has been entirely re-orga-
niz•d, and of the Wagers of Van Darn, whichr. .r
elastNiaeasrtericelxa-..
pected here to-morrow.
It is reported that the English and French c0m,,,i.„
Trta Gsinners will shuoEr, FtlygEoß. to
14.—Severalthe Belgiana
orir ti 'the officers eho
bef
made their escape from Tournay, have been again placed
in the former rank.
Bois-LE-Dec, Fez. 17.--The fine Yager corps of Van
Dam, 250 strong, arrived here on the 15th, and is gone
to-day to Yacht, to supply the place of the troops who
have just left it. We have no news of the eneiny'e troops.
It seems that those at Tarnhout have been reinforced, anti
an eyewitness also arrived yesterday (tom that place, says
that there er• now between 2,000 and 3,000 men there.
The officer who lately went with despatches to Maestricht,
passed through Eindhoven on his return on the 15th.—
Some movements are taking place among the troops near
Maestrichr, but it does not appear whether the fortress is
properly relieved from the blockade as it ought to be. A
letter from the Prussian frontiers of the 13th says nothing
new has occurred among the Prussian troops.
On the 11th, news was received at Aix-la-Chapelle thst
the meritorious Governor of Maestricht had been pro.
moted to the yank of Lieutenant-General, on which the
officers immediately paid a visit of congratulation to the
Lady of General Dihhitta, who resides in that city,
The Volunteers of Millinet were not diepseed to gait
their positiot s 'about Maestrich'i A total scant of dis-
cipline prevails among them, and they often box their
officers ears. Since the Belgian civil Governor at Ilaeselr
'teas prohibited the levying of reiltrisitions, the country
people are plundered by night.
General t has given notice to the contractor, for
the supply of his troops to cease furnishing t very thing
after the 15e14 whence it is inferred the-, he will Oleo
leave Yaßrenberg and retire to the left bank of the 'Mew,.
HAGUE, Fan. 17,—0n Tuesday night Coloni
Hoof set out with, despatches for London.
•sesierceossi, FEB. IN,
5:21, to 51.
Aov,rstlsDevnbdti,,,2l,4pe34 precrecnet. n.t,
(4.54%. tt,„: firth
i Ditto, ditto, 334 per cent, • - •
HANIBURG, BORSEN-MALLE, FEB. 15, FOUR O'CLOt'v.
—Little or no bat.iatess has be. n .Twine to-day, Polish
Bonds, which, or the end of February, stand t 90, ;Al-
to be I.lld, for the en lof March, at 6.5. ; discount 2 per

End of Februa! y .
Anglo. Danish Loan 3 per Cent.
w;.4
]r'obs Roods
$4.1
A;tstr9an Bank Sharer 102(1
EXCHA~UES ON LONDON.
Amsterdam, Feb. 18.-11823-10—Two Months, I I b-10.
Hamburg, Feb. IS.-13. ';l4—Two Months, 1:3. ;",,74.
Leipsie, Feb. 11.—. Three months, 6 14.

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