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London, England, 1831-08-29 00:00:00

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vio!ated the armistice. If this be true, it will
be used, no doubt, as a handle for the continu-

ante of the French troops in Belgium. Proba-
13IY it is a sort of ruse of the King of HOLLAND
t° embroil the Powers engaged in the Conference.

The Dutch Papers, received at a late hour this
day, state that General GEISMAR had on the 9th

an engagement with the Poles at Granizow, in
which he made some prisoners, and that SKRZY-
11EcK1 has resigned the command of the Polish
army in favour of General DEMBINSKI :-
40NTIERS OF POLAND, AUG. 20.—The following an-
tllcntic accounts have been received from the Russian head -
15euftitr his position
at Lowicz, dated 15th inst.:—The enemy has
position behind Rowka, and is retiring towards War-
the Russian army is already on the march to follow him.
.zhe head-quarters will leave this place in an hour, and
Probably go to Szynaanow.
,h General Geismar, who commands the vanguard of
lindiger's corps, had, on the 9th, a brilliant action at
Granizow, in which he made prisoners 19 officers, includ-
:4 two staff-officers, and about 500 soldiers, and took
I;W° Pieces of cannon. General Rosen is advancing,
way of Siedlec, to Praga. The corps of General
reutz must reach the Vistula on the 17th. General
Skrzynecki has resigned the command of the Polish army,
Which has been assumed by General Dembinski.
CRACOW, Auc. 16.—Since the mail of the 101 h we
Ave neither newspapers nor other accounts from War-
Yesterday morning, however, at six o'clock, as
Cracow Courier affirms, there arrived here by
Z._"afette front the camp near Kouskie, half-way
tc4en Cracow and Warsaw, a military despatch,
dated the 14th of August, which states that the
"nomunication between Kielce and Cracow is again free,
4411 that in a short time it will be free as far as Warsaw ;
that an interrupted series of victorious actions authorised
thisli hope ; that in many skirmishes important advantages
that
brew obtained over the enemy with small loss, and
un that day a whole squadron of dragoons had been
dispersed in the woods nsar Kouskie.
BERLIN, Auc. 11.—A report from the Commander-
In-Chief, dated, July 31, N. S., acquaints the Emperor with
the further movements on the left bank of the Vistula, as
Well as some expeditions undertaken to go in search of the
rebel force, and of the junction of Major-General Gersten-
Wiez with the army, after a brilliant action, in which he
touted a corps of the rebels, commanded by Generals
echlberg and Turno.
OR the 7th August the Emperor was pleased to review
a corps of troops at Novoet od.
BRESLAU, AUG. 17.—The mail from Warsaw is not
the
the horse post has brought only the lettt•rs front
'"e Prussian frontiers, front Ostrovo, and other places
nearer to us.
Letters from Cracow of the 14th say that the commu-
nication with 'Warsaw is interrupted there also. The
Russians were on this side of Kouskie. So many persons
fly from Poland to Cracow it will scarcely be possible to
accommodate them all.
CRACOW, AUGUST 16.—The head-quarters of Count
raskewitsch were on the sth at Nieborow, and those of
the Grand Duke Michael nearly in Arkadia ; both places
are on the left bank of the Bzura. Early in the morn-
log of the 6th there was a sharp action at the outpost+,
near Szimanow, which was considered as a prelude to
greater events, when the troops on both sides suddenly re-
turned to their positions.
lloasEst tranr.E, FOUR £.3l.—An express from Vienna
I* said to have brought to a commercial house in this city
the news that the Austrian Government has determined
to
• Pot in circulation 25,000 Bank Shares (equal to
25,000,000
, fl.), forming a part of the reserve fund of
the Bank of Vienna. The Austrian Funds had fallen in
consequence. The closing price for Bank Shares at Vi•
"lA, on the 18th inst., was 895.
In consequence of the above financial measure of the
Austrian Government, and the new Russian Loan at Am-
sterdam, prices have declined here considerably to-day.
Anglo-Danish Loan, 3 per cent.
Anglo-Russian Loan
Hamburg-Russian Loan .. SO
Austrian Bank Shares 950
Austrian Metalliques
New Austrian 4 per Cent.
New Hanoverian 5 per Cents.
nt HAGUE, AUG. 25.—1 n a few daya his Majesty
wls-•` g° to Tilleurg to view the army. The Princes and
ocesses will also go in a few days.
I.f ;W: c receive numerous details of the f stivities and re-
,4engs with which the two Princes and other members
yal family were welcomed on their journey from
Tilburg hither.
hi tn°• 26.—Between one anti two o'clock this morning
4,.:21eYal Highness the Prince of Orange set out for the
t;'"Y• We hear that the whole Royal family will set out
'Morrow morning.
The Stoats Courant publishes a list of the names of
the
killed, wounded, and missing, both in the army and
nayY, during the late campaign.
h, °II account of the haste with which the lists have been
-"ade out there may be a few inaccuracies in the spelling
°'r the names. It is, however, not beside our purpose to re-
rtiark how victoriously the falsehood of foreign journals,
"rich have decried our army as an assemblage of foreign
Itlereenaries, are refuted by the Dutch names of the very
treat na•jority of our khled and wounded.
VIENNA, AUG. 15.—Accounts from the Polish frontiers
of the 9th inst. say, that Gerund Thumen, with a corps
of 10,000 men marching along the left bank of the Vis-
t,ls, arrived on the 7th at Zawichost, and encamped near
:11 at place. On that day he occupied Sandomir, and sen
Ctikehments to Opalow and Staszow, to prevent the orga-
',nnzation of the Landsturm. At the same time detach-
entsof Cossacks marched along the left side of the
?tula, close to the frontiers of Gailici t. It is said that
General Thumen is ordered to act against Cracow, and
. tn disartn the Landsturm is all that part of the country.
•NISTERDANI, AUGUST CO.
Actual Debt, `2,1,/ per cent 36!.i to 36%
Voluntary Loan 78% to 794
Amort Syndic, 4;,,, per cent.
• Hitt°, ditto, 3,1 per cent.
)(ehange n London.
v Two Months
1 'ENNA, Auc. 15.—1 t is said that symptoms of oho-
Istr! I' ay e appeared on the frontiers of Bohemia and Silesia.
, more and more feared that the cordon will not prove
-lincient to keep off the disorder. The accounts from
iznoraeOW received to-day, and which are to the 10th of this
o th, are silent with respect to the military operations;
04-ecitll:l,lt it may be inferred that nothing important had