Star.
London, England, 1831-01-15 00:00:00

shortly expect important news. We bac brat tin lotion base bags
and a few mounted Yellers at Wart sod In the vicinity. The great sm.
realty in cavalry and well serviced artillery is on our side, and our
soldiers go with much confidence to meet the enemy.

DORDRECHT, Jme. 7.
We ham ham &Anthem, that yesterday the lee ha the Meese was all
Bess, sad that s stem host had ease up the river.

THE HAGUE, Jax. 10.
The Excellencies Mr Merles Begot, Ambassador Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotentiary of his Britanie Majesty; and M. Robber,
Ambassador Extraordina►y and Minister Plenipotentiary from the
United States of North AlliOrial. have this morning received from the
hinds of his Majesty the Aet which declare; the decision given by his
Majesty as umpire in differences between Great Britain and the U.
States, respecting the determination of the frontiers of their respective
territories.
Monsignore Capacini, the papal Nuncio, bad his audience of leave
of his Majesty this morning.

AiniERDAS, 3.131. 11.
FuiDs.—Aetual Debt 26 percent. 40 to 406. Amon arid. 46 per
sent. eft to 85. Amort 131nd. 36 percent. 516 to 526.
Exchange on London.-11f 87 Hee tenths. 2 in. llf 82 flee-tenths.
.—Dulek Papers, Jan. 14.
WARSAW, Doc. 31.

The frontlet between Terespol end Beams Lltewski h.triedy closed.
Travellers who went bet week from the fanner place, Intending to go to
Russia, have returned, bemuse they were not permitted to
pass. Part of the horses intended for the Polish Cavalry
have fallen Into the hands of the Russians, but we bear that other
detachments of horses have arrived here, and that nearly 100 bones be.
longing to the Cossacks, will be collected in the walwedsehip of
Lublin.

The Wormy Gamier gives the following ankle
FRONTIERS OF LITHUANIA, Thic. 1
J 1. "
The Santee Noweselsow has bent, for this week past, at Win,
where he strived train Eiloohn, having cans by way of Lids. At Lids
he convened with the:Assume Omni& en the conduct of the Pines,
who Ws schools there. At Wino, mitomgenied by the Emper'or's
Aid-tleXarop, Chrapowield, be is sat to swan the Military Gonna.
Osumi Konskow. He visited the Unhandy, and conversed with
asses of the saieste. roldins 1L Chereddski also expand, in
the awn of the *was; siddhodes with their good
emilent.

The Warsaw Gamete of to-day says 1...0n the 27th and 28th, the
Committee of Ilinance, under the thud= of its new president, and in
presence of several members of the Chamber of Deputies, proceeded to
the examination of the establishment of the Civil List, the Commielses
of Public Ineirnetion, ',justice, ac. Though the expesdhere of these
establishments wee considerably reduced under Prince Lubeck', it
resolved to modify still holm.
The blank' pal Council of Warsaw bad a eosseltatke, with the
Chimes about a new tax to be levied for the purpose of purchasing
uniforms for the troops. A loan is to be negotiated for this purpose.
Almost all the Journals complain of the incomplete moaner in which
the elections of *Mows of the National Guards base been made in al.
meet all the quarters of Warsaw. General Melberg hos arrived in the
capitaL
At Prague some batteries are ready for the cannon, which will be lm.
mediatsly placed in them.
The fortilicadens of Medlin are carded en with great activity.

The learn& hens St. Petwebargh, from 23d to 28th December in.
elusive, muds—
I. Thejimperer's manifestoes to the Russia., on the revolt in Po.
land, dated Dee. 113.
The proclamation to the Poles, end to the Polish nation, of 19th
December.
3. The correspondeoce between &adenoid and Prineegubecid, re.
speeting the mimics of the isms to St. Petinbergh, sad the permission
given by kin Majesty to Prime Lubeck' te come tilt Patershargh, en
hie swan= that he comes as his Majesty's Minister of lbws for the
ingdosn of Poland, and commiselmed by the Council of Admission.
tien (sot by the Plevisimel Govenmenst) to give to his Majesty an as
count of the events at Warsaw. Prince Imbeeld, and Count Jesiersid,
member of the Clamber of Deputies, arrived in St. Petembengh on the

26th Deetatber.
By the latest anoints free Meeeow, there were reeeshdas en the
toondag of the 26111 Dee. SS persons 21 oldie elt4ers, of whom 47 were
expected to mem.

BERLIN, JAL I.
et. Sebald. Pia. 4 per ant. 84.
Pr. Eng. Loon, 1818, 16 pa eat, 1146.
Pr. Keg. Loan, b per ant. N.
Pr. Eng. Beals, 1830, 4 pee ant. 1171.—Preeeinn &sae Gasak,"
An. 7.

cn'r, ONE O'CLOCK.
Our arrivals this morning are exceedingly scanty, conse-
quently we have but little information to communicate at
present. The contents of the Dutch mail which bas ar-
rived, have not yet transpired, but it having been due for
this day or two, it is not expected it will 'bring any later
accounts from Poland.
Consols which left offyieterday at 821 a for the Account,
msd at 821, since which they have reached 821 I, with
little or nothing doing at present.
We do not, as yet, hear of any express from Paris, which
is expected.
In the Foreign Market most of the, prices continue as yes-
terday.
The New York papers to the 17th, and Boston papers to
the 11th Desember, have been received at the North and
South American Coffee-house, but they do not supply us
with any informed= of the least consequence.
From the New York paper of the 16th December :—The
Quebec Gazette of the 2d last. observes a failure of about
14,0001. which has occurred within the last week. The loss
falls mostly on perm= in made at Quebec, and timber mer-
chants in Upper Canada. The meson continues mild, and
the navigation is to-day as open as in any time of the
srmarear.
SAVANNAH, Dim. s.—Anorsza Exrtosioir.—Sa-1
today afternoon about three o'clock, a tremendous ample-
Oen took plass onboard the steamer, Andrew Jackson, when
*thin about three quarters of a mile from the city on her
way for Augusta; such was the force of the explosion, that
bent bonefthiely mink, and now lies ...the outer doe
ef the Garden Bank.
I • CITY, Two 'CLOG&
• The private letters from Holland this morning do not
Mate any thing of the counter-revolution in Belgium.
Extract of a letter from Puerto Cabello, in the American
_Mw ettb• 18th Oct.—" Congress has at lest risen, bat I
bays not been able to get a copy of the Constitution. They
are taking smear steps here, and have expelled eight of the
prineipal chids—Valvo, Infante,Ciententi, Marquis &Torre,
Slim, and three otherawhose names 1 have not lamed:
Consols, whisk were in the early part of the INoff at
821 i for the account, are at present 8211, with Ws Ift.
The Foreign Market is void of interest, and nothing doing,
ilemmillommtwiw
The Speaker has been entertaining some of the Ex-
Ministers and a party, at his shooting seat, Motley Hall,
BMX.

It io maderemod that Sir William Gamow is about to re-
** from the Court of tim.• sad that Sir Witham
HorAzatrre 9.61 be the sew Biros.
troop erfeemsosy Cavalry is sheet to be estop
blinked in Nottingham. Geodesists sad Yommory cities
Brickley diving' will meet as Wedassday rat, to mesh*
the best means of marybig this eliice ism seem.

THE KING'S COURT.
BRIGHTON, JAx. 14.
His Royal Highness Prince Lzoromr of Saxe Cobourg
left the Pavilion this morning on a visit to Lord Viscount
GAGS, to enjoy the sports of the field. The weather being
cold and Implement, their Mwrasrlas did not leave the
precincts of the Palace. The names entered in the Palace
Hall Book, comprised Lord and Lady Tzrunarg, Prince
de TALLITILAND, the Duke do VALsicas, the Hon.
SinwEr CURZON, Dr. C. M. CLARICE, Mr. TIERNEY,
Viscount BOLINOBROZZ, Mr. W. LAw, Lad 7'
_STRTNET,
the Baronews de ROTRSCHILD, the Dowager Lady and the
Misses RTOROPT, Lord and Lady RSIDLISRAM, the Mar-
quis of BRISTOL, and Mrs. and the Misses HOLLOWAY.
The Count end CORMS'S MUNSTER, and Lord and Lady
RENDLSSII•II had the boom of dining with their Kt-
JZSTIIS in the evening.

His MAJESTY looks remarkably.well, and walks with
great firmness. The extreme regularity observed by their
MAJESTIES must be essentially conducive to health. The
KING takes very little wine, and generally rises from the
dinner-table before nine o'clock, and joins the QUEEN in
the Drawing-room, where her MAJESTY and the ladies of
ber suite are generally employed at needle-work. Her MA-
JESTY never plays at cards, but is enthusiastically fond of
music, in which her MAJESTY is a most exquisite pro.
ficient. The QuzEw's private band is constantly in attend.
ante every evening. Her MAJESTY is most unremitting
in her attentions to the RING.
The Royal Dinner Party yesterday was augmented by
the presence of the following distinguished persons :—Ths
Marquis and Marchioness of BRISTOL and family, Sir G.
MARTIN, General UPTON, and General WREATLIT : in
the evening there was a select party, the Quite's Band
was in attendance. Mr. GOTT/MIDGE, played a solo on the
Plano-forte.

General WUEATLEY arrived at the Palace yesterday
evening.
Lord Alma); is in the Departere lists the Sart of Sato'.
is still on a visit to their MAJ ESTI ZS.
Sir A. JOHNSTON and family, Hon. Mrs. BA ZIL COCH•
ILANL, Hon. Mr. BLAQIJ I IKE, Mr. and Mrs. MANNING.
Captain PARKINSON, Captain DAVISON, Mr. and Mrs.
SCOTT, and Hon. Mr. PITT, are among the recent arrivals
at the Norfolk Hotel.