Star.
London, England, 1831-01-13 00:00:00

of the muses will burst with violence, and will not be re-
strained by gendarmerie, nor by armies, nor proclamations
of the King, nor by special commissions ; it has manifested
itself in 23 counties by incendiaries and tumultuous assem-
blies, who appeased by insignificant concessions or by falla-
cious promises, upon one point, soon reappear, suddenly and
with greater fury. The workmen employed in the menu.
factories who have remained quiet and peaceable spectators of
the struggle between the peatantry and the military, new
take a decided and menacing part in the contest.—La Re.
volution.

The cholera morbus has suspended at Moscow the pay-
ments of the bank, marriages, and courtships. We shall
see the Autocrat, who would invade every thing, happy in
having a rampart for himself behind this pest. He may
probably have as bad chance to reign over,the King of ter-
rors, as he appears to have in reigning over slaves.— Figaro.

By order of Austria, a cordon of forty thousand men is
about to be formed upon the frontiers of Gallacis, bordering
upon Poland. But liberty has promised to make the tour of
the world, and to finish it at Constantinople ; she has no
fear of cordons."—Le Corsair/.

" General Fabvier has left in great haste for Belgium.
His friends thiuk he has gone to offer his sword in the cause
of freedom and independence—his enemies, that he wishes
to be made King.—ldern.

The determination of the English Cabinet to break off all
negociationa, and even all relation with Don Miguel, is already
manifested by a very signicant act ; the English Consul who
resided at Lisbon has been recalled. It appears certain that
our Embassador at Lisbon in the instructions which were pre-
scribed to him, was directed to follow in every thing relating
to Portugal, the conduct of the British Cabinet. Nothing
better; France is repugnant to all treaty; but she should
more fully manifest our aversion by some positive measure,
and recal our consul, a•ho has but little other employ at
Lisbon than to form a party with the Viscount Santarem.
We have no want of a representative in a oountiy, or for
officers of marine, who can neither receive persons on boud,
nor land in uniform ; the presence of our consul only adds
to the gravity of the outrage.—Courrier Francais.

Naves OF SWITZEILLAWD.--BASIL, JAW. 5.—" At this
moment the communes of the canton of Basil are in insur-
rection against their Chaim (Manor House) ; they claim
an equal part in the representation and in the composition of
the councils. Basil is guarded by the military. We fear
that at night the country houses of the notables will be burnt.
It is to-morrow that expires the delay fixed by the insurgent
communes." Jan. 6.—" Things about Basil still continue the
same. Our troops of the line and our national guard garrison
the frontier. The propositions of the men of the country have
been rejected at Basil. They will have five-sevenths of the
Council." Jan. 7.—" There has been this day. on the part
of the peasantry, hostile demonstrations. Three cannon
shot were fired against the gate of the Fauxbourg des Cen-
dres. We cannot say whether any person was wounded.
The National Guard of France is placed on posts at the fron-
tiers to make it respected."
Bight o'clock at night of the same day.—Exasperation is
at its height. All the citizens from the age of 18 to 60
years, are in arms. The men frees the country blockade
the city en the side of Switzerland. The ordinary service
of the pest is interrupted. On both sides it is decided to
fight with vigour.
P. S.—A proclamation, conceived in terms extremely
moderate, has been addressed by the citizens to the inhabit-
ants of the country. We hope that it will calm a little the
irritation of these last, and that an arrangement will Ilk'
place.—Messayer des Clustrabres.

By the Hamburgh Mail this morning, we have the sub-
joined articles of intelligence. We do not observe that there
is any progress made in the election of a Sovereign for
Belgium.

BIIRLIN, Jas. 4.

The Mesmer des Chaseetiree of the Seth Dumber Ism i• that 'a
__enusercial house at Lyons hod sod $ letter hem the Premise hos.
tins, announcing, that jest se the troops Sesembled at Berlin me to
set out on their muds, to occupy the Grand Duchy of Posse, an insets
ruction of the lAnderehr had led to a combat, in which the people bad
the victory. The immesh* moos became general, es& the millawy.
who were every where repulsed, joined a Provisional Goverment sp.
pointcd by the eitisens." The Journal In goodies appeals resolved to
surpass, in its news concerning Prussia, all the abetudities that it has
hitherto published.

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11/41111S, Jar. 46
St. &bold. Scb. Four per Cont. ...
Pr. Bus. Loan, 1818, Five pa Ct. ..
Ditto 1822, Five per Ct. ...

... as

... 96
... a
.. 771

Ditto Hoods, 1830, Four pa Cent. ...

.Pressien Simis Gasetis, Jaw. 6.