Star.
London, England, 1831-03-15 00:00:00

WARSAW, Sl*act' S.

Our Journals contain several orders of the day, both of the late Com-
rnander-imChief Prinx Ratlziwill, and of General Skrzymcki, con.
taming promotions in the army ; those of the latter are dated Warsaw,
Feb. 26.

News has been received, that on the 26th Feb. Colonel liazowski,
with 120 cavalry and 100 Yager, passed the Vistula at Pultawy. The
action lasted from five till half past nine o'clock. The Russians 'Jar.
ricaded themselves in • building, but were beaten; three office's, 170
dragoons, and above 90 horses, with their equipments, fell into our
hands. The magazine was saved. Many military effects and much
ammunition were taken. Prince Czattoriski gave due praise to all the
Poles.

After the last battle, the Russians retired behind the Oroehow Pillar,
and have till now remained quite inactive. A part of our army has
returned to Wart:aw to take mum repose, after so many hardships and
battles.

The Government has appointed a coalmine: to superintend the hos-
pitals.
The voluntary contributions &posited in the bank amount to 700,000
Polish florins.

The new Commander-in-Chitf, Gen( ral Skrzynceki, inspected the
troops on the Ist instant, and by an order of the day encouregtd them
to IN. rr eller!.

The obsequies of General Zimir,ki were celebrated en the 28th, and
those of Colonel Wladislaus Ploncziuski on the following clay.
The If Courier of the lit says, " Last night some corps of
the enemy, attempting to throw up entrenchments near Praga, were
driven of!' by the lire of the artillery, from the walls of that fortress, 20
Cossacks were made prisoners. Towards LOMra also our men repulsed
an enemy's corps which attempted to approach from that side."
The same paper. under the head of the 22d, says.—" Vestetday par.
ties of Cossacks showed themselves below Praga, and on the banks of tie
Saxon Werdcr, but every time they came near, they were driven back
by our fire, andi some d them taken prisoners. It is raid, there has
been an action at Pultusk, but no certain information has been received
respecting it."
The State Gazette, (of Warsaw), says, " Bcyond Praga all
is tranquil: only at intervals we hear a kw musket shots.
and see Cossacks also fetch hrush.wood from the Saxon Wer-
der. It is said, that four Russian cannon sunk, which they
attempted to convey across a frozen ditch to the Saxon Wertler. Fur
some days past the weather has been very stormy—drifting snow, thaw.
and tempestuous weather preceded each other. It is fortunate that our
mops have to encamp in the open air. Field.slarshal Diebitsch has
divided his army ; columns were seen marching in different directions
towards the North and South. Some regiments of the Russian guard.,
which left Warsaw in December, were engaged on the 25th. At
Biolenka were the Cuirassiers ; at &mellow the Ilulans, whose com-
mander (Gen. Markow) was wounded. The prisoners say that General
Suchosanct. of the artillery, lost a leg in the last action. and that
General Kiszkin, who is well known in Warsaw, was killed. It is
also said, that General Rozniecki fell in the action of Bioleaka.
HAMBURG, March, 8.
The Warsaw Journals of the 4.h, give official accounts of the battles
of the 24th and '2sth of Feb. in which the loss of the Poles in killed
and wounded, is estimated at between 5 and 6.000, occasioned by the
great superiority of the Russian artillery, amounting to 350 cannon :
the loss of the Ft ossisns, who had kur regiments of Guards in the
battle, is stated at 15.000—Hamburg pipers, March

THE HAGUE., lllaacti 8.
A letter from General Gibbets, of Mire!, 4, says, that rewa had been
received at Maestvicht that the camp of Alellinet Lad been removed to
Thienen. The artillery, which had hitherto remained at 3lawyck, was
sent to Hasselt, by way of Dilsen, near which place some of the heavy
cannon sank in the marshy ground, and could not be got forsard.
The General also communicates some letters between himself and
General Gaine : the latter complained of various circumstances which
he considered as violations of the armistice. Getters' Gibbets, in his
answer, refers to live letters of his own to General Gable, in which he
complained of various violations of the armistice by the Belgians. and
alleges some more recent instances. He also refutes the inculpation of
Gets. DaMe.

ROTTE It DA M, MARCH 9.
Authentic accounts have been received, that our troops have had an
encounter with the rebels at Biervliet. in Dutch Flanders, in which the
latter were wholly defeated, with the len of fourteen killed. Our brave
sailors contributed greatly to the victory. We had two killed.

BREDA, Maacx 10.
Belgian troops have again come to Oversel, in our neighbourhood.
A great portion of them is without arms. The same is the case with
those that have been for some time at Meerle.

A rerrzaDAN, Muth 11.--Fu Debt, 21 per Cent. 381
39/ ; Amon Syn. .4,644, 661 ; Do. do. 31, 51, .51f.—Dulch Papers,
March 12.