Star.
London, England, 1831-01-24 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
MOT IRCEUIITE.
From de Mosgirtirtif Ism. 21.

ZITILACT 0? ♦ LITTZIL riox a♦SLE, JAIL 17.
" The expedition which left Basle yesterday, entered Li-
ratan without striking a blow. and without experiencing the
smallest resistance. The provisional commission established
by the insurgents was dissolved, the military chiefs dispersed,
and the soldiers flying. The armed citizens returned to the
city the same evening, bringing with them two pieces of can-
non, which the insurgents possessed. Some regular troops
have been left at Liestall. The country people are being
disarmed. It is affirmed that a new constitution will soon be
published, and that it will be such as to secure for a long
time the maintenance of public tranquillity."

(From the Goode* de Fame, dated Saturday.)
PA ats, JAN. 22.—The Austrian Observe► of the 12th
contains an official prohibition to export horses to any part
of the Polish provinces which are in a state of revolt. This
prohibition will subsist during the whole continuance of the
troubles. A ministerial journal says, "It is affirmed that
news from St. Petersburgh, brought by express, announces
the march of the Russian army against Poland. It is said
that it will be composed of 150,000 men." One of the late
Bulletins des Lois publishes the following ordinance issued
on the 21st of August last, that is to say, three weeks after
the revolution of July:—" On the report of our Minister of
Finance,a sum of 25,000 francs is granted to Baron Bignon,
member of our Council of Ministers and of the Chamber of
Deputies, out of the credit of the department of Public
Instruction, as an indemnity for the several missions with
which he has been intrusted since the 29th of July last."
The Gazette du Midi announces the failure of the house
of Baudin and Co. for 1,800,000 francs.

The city of Basle has conquered and disarmed its peasan-
try ; all the villages make their sabmiseion. This is another
revolution which fails. Th. same may be said of Hanover.
From the Alone? des Clionsbret dated Saturday.
RIS, J AN. 21.—The return of the troops of the army
of Africa begins to be carried into execution, and only four
regiments will remain in the colony. Oran has been en-
tirely evacuated by the brigade of Danuemont, which had
just been sent to that place. Thus the inhabitants of Oran,
who had declared in our favour, are exposed to all kinds of
ill-usage. They have no longer any security for their per-
sons or their property; the same may be said of the inha-
bitants of Modish.

A letter from Berlin, of the 9th of January, says, " We
are informed by letters from St. Petersburgh, that his Ma-
jesty the Emperor Nicholas has received the deputation front
Warsaw with kindness. It is even added, that the troops
advancing towards the frontier of Poland have received orders
to halt.—Journal de Frankfort.
BA TON W Ze.l N .15. COTTESpOtidellat of the hfeuager.)
—On the 13th, at nine o'clock in the morning, Mina and
his aide-de-camp set out by the mail from Bordeaux. El
Pastor is still in the country in our neighbourhood. The
military armaments at Bayonne continue. There is a com-
pany of artillery in the citadel. Every body here is per-
suaded that we shall have war with Spain in the spring.
FRENCH FUNDS.—Paw, JAN. 21.
The per Cents. lief 40c Me flOs fibs 50c 5k 00e 05e 00s.
Four per Cents. 79f 26c.
Three per Cents, 01f 511 e 80c 55c 45e 40e 55a.
Bank Action', 1,510 t
Rents de Naples, SSC
Rents d'Erpagns. 141.
Royal Spanish Loan, 111 1 1.
Rents Parpetuelle d'lrapagne, 401 1
Exchange on London, one month, paper, !ft 15e. Three maths.
paper, !brie.—Cows Astelleatigue.

BELGIUM.SITTMO or i Aff. N.

Various addresiesir4o ii;,;iiiteiteeietihe State, Ge-
neral Sebastian', Viscount Chateaubriand, the Prince of

Savoy Carignan, or the Duke of Lenchtenburg. Another
would have Colonel Fabvier appointed dictator.
In the sittings of these three days the Congress discussed,
also some of the articles of the law for the organisation ofl
the Civic Guard, and some of those of the project of con-
stitution.

BRUSSELS, Jar.l9.
An alarming agitation prevailed yesterday in Brussels.
It is evident that there are persons working on the minds
and feelings of the people. and preparing somas of die
order. Numerous and even threatening assemblages wets
formed about the Townhall and elsewhere. In the evening
noisy groups traversed the streets and squares, and though
the tranquillity of the city was not disturbed, it was really in
danger. It is evident that the clerical anarchists are feeling
the ground trying their strengtb,and preparing for acts of vi-
olence and tumult

During this fermentation the patrols of the civic guard
were no where in motion.

J•NUAkY 20.—Count Migan, colonel and chamberlain
of the Duke of Leuchtenbu.-g, who arrived here on Monday,
from Munich, eel out this morning at two o'clock for Paris.
It seems that the King of Holland Ins agreed to the armis-
tice as agreed upon in London.—Brussels Papers, Jan. 22.

WARSAW, JAB. 11.
The Warsaw Gazette says—" Reports were spread the
day before yeterday of movements of troops, and of tbe ar-
rival of couriers, but nothing official has been publisbed on
the subject. The Dictator has opened at tbe bank a credit
for the commission of Government for the purpose of having
100 pieces of cannon founded. The useless and superfluous
church bells shall be employed for this purpose..
Ten new regiments of the line are to be formed in the
kingdom. The men to be collected from all the provinces.
On the Bth the Dictator announced to the guard of honour,
composed of stadents, that from that day they would be on
the war establishment, as a regiment of guards of the line,
and receive their pay from the public treasury.•