Star.
London, England, 1830-12-10 00:00:00

LONDON.

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10.

This day despatches were received at the Colonial Office
in Downing-street, from Carthagena, dated the sth of Oc-
tober; Jamaica the 16th ; Carribee Islands the 21st; and
Barbadoes the 21st of the same month ; also from St. Tho-
mas's, dated the Bth of November.

At half-past three this afternoon, another Cabinet Council
assembled in the Foreign Office, which was attended by
the LORD CHANCELLOR, Earl GREY, the Marquis of
LANSDOU NE, Lord DURHAM, Viscount MELBOURNE,
Viscount PA LMERSTON, Viscount GODERICII, the Earl of
CARLISLE, Viscount ALTHORY, Lord HOLLAND, the
Right Hon. C. GRANT, and the Duke of RICHMOND.

Jamaica and Leeward Islands mails have arrived this
morning ; the former to the 16th October, and the latter on
the Bth November, from St. Thomas's. They confirm the
news of BOLIVAR'S ascendancy, which we communicated
yesterday.

-Just as we were going to press, we were informed that
commotions have taken place in Warsaw, and that Prince
CONSTANTIN E has been obliged to leave that city. The
last accounts add, that he has received a severe blow on the
head; and great fear is entertained that the revolution will
become general.
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The arrival of a Dutch Mail this morning, has put the
public in possession of the impressions entertained in the
Netherlands, particularly in the commercial circles of Am-
sterdam and Rotterdam, on the present very obscure policy of
the King of HOLLAN D. It appears from the concurrent testi-
monyof several letters, and extracts of letters,which we have
bad the opportunity of perusing this morning, that the almost
universal opinion is there, that a renewal of warlike opera-
tions will immediately recommence, between the Dutch and
Belgians. The Dutch Stocks have experienced a depression
of I per cent, and other description of stock had likewise fallen;
but particularly the Russian Stock, which is quoted con-
siderably lower, than the price at the last date. This cir-
cumstance of a depression in the Russian Stock, rather
more in proportion than in other, is said to originate in a
rumopr very prevalent at Amsterdam, of an insurrection in
Poland. We do not peruse anything in the letters and papers
by this mail, which can be considered as an authentication of
an article of intelligence, which, if true, would be of the
greatest importance. Such reports appear in our extracts
from the French papers yesterday and to-day. None of the
other points of Continental intelligence, by the Dutch mail,
are of much interest.

The politics of Russia are still difficult to ascertain. The
invitations, as they are called, of M. Pozzo DI BORG° to
Russian subjects, to leave France, which we communicated

to the public last Monday, although the priority is claimed
by the Chronicle, as having been first mentioned by it on
Tuesday, we find repeated in the French Papers, re-
ceived by the Express of to-day ; but a paragraph appears
in the French Papers, which is considered by some as still
placing beyond doubt the pacific intentions of the Autocrat.
It is said that Prince LIEVEN.B mission to this country, is
to declare the pacific views of Russia ; and to repeat assur-
ances of a determination to act only in unison with
the other great European powers. That this may
be the object of Prince LIEVEN'S embassy, no one can
doubt, and it is, indeed, probable to be so ; but it is
almost absurd to credit, as positive fact from Paris, what
as yet can, only be presumed mere conjecture ; for none
but an Ambassador, and those who employ him, are ac-
quainted with the purport of despatches, until they are
officially delivered ; and even than, geserally, to As pub-
lic, it is still a matter of cesesigurti; more than of
knowledge. The construed= wre distil be isolined to pat
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