Star.
London, England, 1831-03-07 00:00:00

BERLIN, Fzi. 26.

We have in vain expected farther news from Warsaw by today's
post. It teems that the people in Warsaw were still in the dark re-
specting the real state of sEsirs, but they were in some measure easier,
as the danger was supposed to be averted for the present. The accounts
from the Russian -quarters, which used to succeed each other ra-
pidly, have not been received fur some time. We learn from Warsaw
that General Unimski had succeeded in going from Glogsu to Warsaw,
whence he proceeded on the 20th to the head-quarters.
The Polish Diet bas declared itself permanent,—has fixed the mini.
mum of the number of members necessary to constitute the Assembly,—
declared the installing of new authorities in the provinces occupied by
the enemy, to be null and void,—and has resolved, in case of use:-
pecied events, to remove to a foreign country.
WARSAW, Fin. 24
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On the 21st and 22d, no hostilities took place on the right bank of
the Vistula. On the first day, some of the outposts came to blows, but
a white flag was sent by the Russians, which led to a parley be-
tween the Russian and Polish Generals, in the course of which
an armistice was agreed upon, for the purpose of burying the
dead. The armistice still continues, and our fore posts and
those of the enemy pus quietly in front of each other. People
here suspect the Russians of intending, by this arrangement, to
gain time to strengthen their position, and to obtain fresh supplies of
provisions'and ammunition. On the other hand, it is generally thought
that if the Russians plunge into our forests, they will be likely to be
lost in the marshes, which may every day be expected to become less
secure, as the spring weather makes itself more and more felt. in the
battle of the 20th our artillery behaved extremely well, and inflicted
severe loss upon the enemy, many of whose cannon were completely
dismounted. From the palatinate of Autzustowo we learn, that ZA.
liviNkt has organized a guerilla warfare against the Russians.—Ham-
March 1.

burg Iteporter,

BERLIN, FEB. 27.

The latest number of the Silesian Journal of 25th Feb. received
here says It is confirmed that Inc left wing of the Russian army
under General Kteuts has crowd the Vistula and occupied Radom.

HAMBUROH, FEB 26.

It was reported in Warsaw on the 21st, in the afternoon, that the
Russians had commenced their retreat after losing 8,000 men, and :W
pieces of cannon. But on the other hand it was reported, that Fi.ld.
Marshal Diebitsch, with the main army, had taken no part in the ac-
tion. A great number of wounded were brought into the city during
the 40 hours combat, which was seen from the roofs and steeples of
the city.
HANOVER. FEe. 28.

Another deputation from the city and university of Gottingen has ar.
rived here and had an audience of the Viceroy to-day. Duke William
of Brunswick is gone back to his capital.—Huntbwrgb Papers, Feb. I.
THE HAGUE, FEB. 27.
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Nothing has transpired respecting the intended visit of the King and
Prince Frederick to the fortresses and the army. His 51ajesty, consi-
dering the political changes which have taken place in the kingdom,
made it desirable that the codes of law already adopted should be re-
vised and made suitable to the interests of the ancient plovinces, has
given the necessary orders to the members of the Commission of
Na-
tionsi Legislation.
THE HAGUE, Attica 3.
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Gen. Van Hoof, Ai.'wlo.Camp to his Royal Highness the Prince of
Orange, has returned to this place from Lordon. His Majesty's cor-
vettes Proserpine, Dolphin, and Medusa, and the brig Kemphaan, have
arrived in the Sliteldt ; the three last front the Mediterranean.
The head-quarter.. of the Commander-in-chief of the army arc to be
transferred from Vercht to Tilburg.
AMSTERDAM, MAR. 4.—Actual Debt, 21 per cent. 386 to 39.
Amort Synd. 4i per cent. 64/ to 66.
Ditto Ditto 36 per cent. 301 to 52.
PETERSBURG, FED. 19.—Our journal now gives extracts from the
official reports of the generals of the several corps of the army. Of
course, they relate only to the commencement of the operations of our
troops in Poland, and affirm that they were every where received with
open arms. Great quantities of provisions have been found.
On Feb. 8, there were eight patients remaining at Moseow.—Duleh
Papers, March 5.
BORSEX HALLE, MARCH I, 4 c'cLocx, P.M.--Business to a very
great extent was done on Sunday in every 4pecies of stock, for money as
well as for the end of March. Expresses had been received on the
morning, bringing lower prices from P.ais and Frankfort, which de-
pressed prices materially here; Anglo Danish were down at 54.1,.. Anglo
Risaian at 844, Austrian Bank Shares at 250, and Polish Bonds at
886. Yesterday's liquidation passed quietly off; to-day prices rose,
and the general feeling appeared to be in favour of a further advance.
Anglo Danish Loan, 3 per cent. 356
Anglo Russian Yond 856
Hamburgh Russian do. 841
Austrian Bank Shares
Hamburgh Reporter, March 7th.

Montreal papers to the 11th; Quebec papers to the 9th
ultimo; and Buenos Ayres papers to the 12th December, are
received this day, at the North and South American Coffee
House. Their contents are very unimportant. From the
latter we give the latter from the agorae uf ale Coffee-house,
dated the 17th December ;

The Revolution in the Province of Entrerios, of which I
informed you in my last, was to favour the Unitarian in-
terests; and a great blow was expected to be struck from
thence against the Federals, in concert with the military,
from the provinces of the interior, under the orders of
General Paz, the Governor of Cordova. The downfal of the
Federal Government of Buenos Avres was confidently predict-
ed by the Unitarian party, but affairs have somewhat changed.
within the last few days, or, as you would say in England,
" the cat has assumed another colour." A counter revolu-
tion has taken place in Entrerios, the Unitarians have been
ejected, and the soi-disant Unitarian Governor (Ricardo
Lopez Jordan) has been obliged to fly for his life.
We are entirely in the dark respecting the movements in
the interior, no letters having been received for the last three
weeks, it is supposed that the post has been stopped; there-
fore, whether General Paz has put himself in inforcement,
or whether he has thought better of it, a few days will pro-
bably determine.
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In the meantime the Government of Buenos Ayres has
made every preparation to meet the storm, and to disappoint
the predictions of its enemies. A flotilla was despatched to
the river Maguey, under the command of Captain Coe. (an
American.) The regiment defeusores de Buenos Ayres,
commanded by Col. Felix Alzaga, has proceeded a few miles
out of town, for the purpose of discipline. This corps has
been recently formed, and is composed of black men, slaves,
&c. Their officers are mostly of the mulatto caste, hare
served against the old Spaniards in Peru, &c. and are
devoted to the present government.
Soon after our present Administration came into power'
we gave, in a series of articles, our sentiments on the
subject of Parliamentary Reform ; and if any of our
Readers have done us the honour to recollect wLat we
then stated, they will at once perceive, that the measure
which is now proposed extends as far as we have ever
desired. We are delighted to see the unanimity which
prevails, in expressing the approbation and gratitude due
to our Patriot Km°, and his virtuous Ministers. We
would anxiously, however, impress on the public mind,
the fact that the enemy is not asleep ; and that one
of the stratagems by which he will attempt to dis-
turb that unanimity, which be sees must prove fatal to
his hopes, is to represent the Reformers as not satisfied—as
actually looking farther than the limits of the proposed
measure. We would anxiously caution the Friends of
Reform, to advocate general resolutions in favour of the
admirable measure proposed.

CITY, ONE O'CLOCE.
Consols which left off on Saturday at 7511 for the Ac-
count, opened at 75f 76; but the moment the failure was
known they receded to 75i, and at present are 75p. It,
is generally thought in the City that the Russians have en-
tered Warsaw.

The French mail has arrived late this morning—letters
not yet delivered.
In the Foreign Market nothing doing, prices much the,
same as last Saturday.

CITY. TWO O'CLOCK.
Consols were done in the morning at 75; for the
Account, went up to 761, at present they are 76i sellers.—
Report says that the Reform Question will be put off till
after Easter.