Star.
London, England, 1831-10-12 00:00:00

THE CHOLERA.

SEPT. 28.-ontheititiitheu remained 460
persons ill of the cholera.

Sept. 27 ...
211 ...

New Cases. Recoveries. Dwiths.
. 61 39 36
. 22

Remain, 435.
Since the beginning of the disorder, the whole
number of cues is 1,250, recoveries 332, duets 4SO.
SEPT. 29.—Five per Cent. Metalliques, 79i ;
Four per Cent. 69} ; Bank Shares, 961.—Ailve-
:wine Zeitung, Oct. 4.
SEPT. 30.—The arms and 40 cannon, which
were in possession of Romarino's corps, will be
immediately given up t the Russians. The castle
of Sienawa is ass'gned to five Polish Generals to
perform quarantine. The corps, which amounts
to only 9,000 men, as some thousands surrendered
to the Russians, who uere in pursuit of them
shortly before it entered the Austrian territory, is
now encamped in :our divisions.
BERLIN, OCT. 4.—The State Gazette says
" The statement contained in our paper of Sunday,
that the remainder of the Polish army had thrown
themselves into Prussia, and there laid down their
arms, has not been confirmed."

POLISH FRONTIER, eCT. I.—According to
tl.e latest accounts, as General Rozyzki's corps
retreated, fighting, into the Cracow territory, the
Russian troops pursued by the Pules, and occupied
the city of Cracow. On the evening of the 27th
ul!. many insurgents lying concealed in the city,
strict bench was making for them.

Oc.r. 2.—Accounts have been teceived from clif-
ferrnt quartets stating that the :cost complete c. n-
fusion reigns in the remnant of the Polish army.
A part embarked at Moak, went co Vsrroclawek
(on the left side of the Vistula), drove out the Rus-
shrs, and constructed c bridge. A more eNten-
sire operation was supposed to lie concealed under
thin Cemot.stration. This seems no. to have beca
the ease. Suddenly the Poles abandoned the left
banl. ; the Russians occui,ied. 17roclatvek ; Colonel
krastow even took, after a faint resistance, the
bridge; and, accrrding t.) the statements of pri-
soners, Oe arn.y, having marched in the direction
of tl:e Prussiai, frontier, was said to be in Lipno.
Geu. ral A,lrep immediately crossed to .‘Vrocl4wek,
and the final result must be knowil in n few days.
lu Suasburg upwards of 60 fugitives have arc iced.
Among their are the Nl.mbers of the Government,
Senators, Deputies, &c. We may name the tsvo
brothers Nienctiowski, Biet wocki, Ostrowski, and
Pliclita, Gen_ral Skrzynecki, and the Princess
S4pieba.
BERLIN, Oct. 6.—The cholera has reciter in-
creased here cs ithin the last few bys. On the 3d,
at noon, tl.ere remained / pat:cos.
New cases.
Oat. 4. 4g 5
Oa. 5. 42
Remain 154—Prussian State Gazelle, Oct. f.

Deaths.

Prussian Stat 6 Gazette of Oct. sth and
(itli contain no news from Pciant; ix-sides the arti-
cks given ab .ve.
CASSEL, Sept. 4. The documents relative to
the appointment of his Royal Highness the elec-
toral Prince t.) the dignity of Co-Regent, and,
during his father's absence, of sole Regtnt, have
now been publieliQd.
EXCHANGES ON LONDON.
H•MBURG, OCT. 7.-13 71; Two months, 14 34.
STOCEHOLIA, SEPT. 31).—Seventy.five days, 12 42.
thiEDITY, OCT. 4..-.-Two months, Gtro.
HAMBURG, OCT. 7.
airsre Mlle. Four o'Clock.
Whcat, Anhalt, white .. 120 to 130 Rds.
80. do. red ... 120 to 130 • "
Du. Mecklenburg • ... 104 to 130
Holstein, red .. ... 95 to 130
Lower Elbe •• . ... • ... 93 to 130