Star.
London, England, 1831-07-29 00:00:00

DUTCH PAPERS RECEIVED THIS DAY.

Baena, Jot: 26..—The review The troops in the Camp.
at Rem, by the King, on the 23d, gave his Majesty an op.
portunity to make himself acquainted with the spirit whirl►
animates the whole army. Among the circumstances which
deserve particular attention, is the following :
After the King and the Prince of Orange hod set eat it
Bios le Due, lus Royal Highness Prince Frederick assoffiled
the generals and superior officers before the tent of the Prince
of Saxe Weimar. Standing in the middle of the circle,
formed of the greater part of the officers who commanded the
troops in the review in the morning, (his Royal Highness
said, that his Majesty was extremely satisfied with the
good appearance of the troops, and particularly with
the enthusiasm which they had manifested, and the re-
peated marks of fidelity and attachment which his Majesty
hed received in the morning.
" The moment Is perhaps very net at hand, Gentlemen,
(added the Prince), when his Majesty will have occasion to
make use of this enthusiasm, and of this desire to encounter
the enemy, to defend sword In hand the rights of Holland,
should it become necessary to draw the sword. His Ma-
jesty, on finding in the army the same proofs of atachmert
and fidelity."

These few words, delivered with visible emotion, made a
deep impression on all meant, and tears roiled down the
cheeks of our veteran warriors. Gmeral Van Own then
thanked his Royal Highness, in the name of the alms Fe'
sent foe the Mattering compliment which be bad just paid
then them in the name of his Majesty, and added, with
groat warmth 1.44 Thet his Majesty should sot
find himself deceived in his expectations ; that be K.
quested the NUM to testify to his Majesty the madmen
of the army; that all gases, 'mindful of their oaths, again
devoted themeless, on this solemn occasion, to the man of
the King and the coohtry, ready to shed their bleed in the
muse. Your Royal Highness may assure the Ring, that

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an inch of the territory of Holland shall
re lost without being purchased by blood. We swear it."
Then all present uncovered, and, with outstretched hands,
repeated, " fre swear it;" which words, like electric fire,
dew through all the ranks of our army.
The Prince was, for a moment, too much moved to
an•%er: soon recovering, he said, he regretted that His
Majesty had not been present to witness such a scene; but
that he should make his Majesty acquainted with all the
"articular! the same morning.
His Majesty and the Princes, it is said, are' expected here
again to.morrow or next day, after which they will go to
op-Zoom.—Dutch Papers, July 27.

ST. PETERSBURGH PAPERS,

RECEIVED THIS DAT.

PETEItSBURCIA, JULY 9.—On the 4th inst. died
1' icy Councillor Lanskoi, aged 79, of the Infirmities
ol,! Age. His long services to the Sovereign and the
:country, and his amiable and honourable private cha-
r:act. Kill make him long regretted by all who knew him.
Jr: v I l.—According to an official notice published by
tiovanor of the City, a special commission has been
sppointed by his Majesty to try the persons arrested during
.f., 1.1. e troubles.

Majesty the Emperor has received the following
I From Field-Marshal Count Paskewitsch.

Th Field-Marshal arrived at the head-quarters of the
trmv, confided to him on the 25th June; and having
e, the arrangements made before his arrival, by the
C lei of the Staff of the army, entirely approved them.
The corps of the guards, and all the troops of the army
ele field, were reviewed by the Field Marshal, and found
the best condition.
2. From Count Tolstoi, Commander of the Reserve army.
This report gives an account of the pursuit of the corps of
• ;en. G ieigu d, atter its repulse from Wilna. Gen. Sicken sur-
:.tised the insurgents, 2000 in number, in the town of Kowno,
from which they were driven and pursued eight wersts.—
Brigadier General Ketternicki, Colonel Plotrer, Major Sa-1
iirlsky, 29 inferior officers, and above 600 privates were
made prisoners. The Russians had one private killed ; one
officer and ten privates wounded.
3. From Field 3larshal ;Count Sicken, commanding the
Istarmy:

In the Goverments of Podolia, Volhynia, and 'Clew,
the troops of rebels are wholly dispersed and de-
stroyed a tranquillity is every where restored ; and the In.
=lttgents do not even chew themselves in small parties.
The measures ordered for the maintenance of tranquillity
.; future, are executed with energy.

CHOLERA MORBUS.
Russia. New cases. Deaths. Recovered.

July 8-665 3)9 186 11
9-887 525 177 14
lit-1221 579 207 48
11-1515 870 277 54
The number of persons attacked since the commencement
of the disorder, is 3070; deaths, 1311 ; recovered 250.

On the Pith in the morning there remained 1754 patients
of which 139 S were in private houses, and 859 in the hos.
pital,-136 were expected to recover.
Toe Petersburg Gazette contains a long list of promotions
n the army.—Si. Petersburg Papers, July 13.