Star.
London, England, 1831-09-19 00:00:00

DUTCH MAIL OF YHSTE&DAY.

Beatiat, Sept. 12.—. We have reseiveg bat the is.
portant sew of the tablas d %new. Wks the date
el yesterday, ear " theette" siva, ha ea estreerdiasy
Happleseet of the felboriag tenet, this repot, which vu
received by =pees the remain alght.
. ..

Am:adios to authentic istelligemathst hoe boo received
here, Wane, capitalotel ;pa the Ph et the mmath, is the
emirs. After that the Imperial Benin limy. in a most
megalaary ambat, which condoned far two day% had ob-
tained pesimei.. at an Abe esimeseirmus cis the leit bask
of the-rads. The Pets. have umnbei ha the Broths of
Holub, la order to mead& at Plush. The tam of the
espitalisies were am knows at the Oh of this mouth at ten
the fereasem SOON Regiments of the Imperial
Radar Board mod asseemee s.tillieq marehed through
Warms, sod over the Bridge on the Vistula le Prep.
Besides this short report. the tilde Gaulle of othilay gives
the following amide, dated from Warsaw Motif on the Sth
September, at eight in the amain.
la a fs* bows, maxedlog to • capifeladea which has bets
modelled, the Imps* Bemire troop, with a oemereue
teals of artillery, 'mod thla city, the Pella army krelag
yeataday mod% left dm sky mad the sovieme, sod mocha
by way of Prep to iledlia, with tbe Wisdom, as le sup-
pose*, of Nolo labs • peeitime sem Meek.

The failitwhgress the Panicslass of this laperent sweat
"11121441arial Gnat Poshewitesh had line to the Agin
anneneht keno= days is nobs its sebninisa. After
these were smoked, aid another amens bad token plies
' ea the anima ea the 4th, but without Awe, en attack
was cotwaniesd ea the lith, es the whale has free Mr
knew to Parpow i the petacipel masses ware, Itowenr,
dkocted .plat the lest sainachneat before she snags
of Weis, and the Ike /oedema tin @o'clock la the afternoon.
This astrachatest, ao well as aseher ant the vine. at
Oyes, was takes with twenty pines of hem sednery, sad
fear regimens it fasatcy, pertly at to pieces aid pertly
ads plenum. Omni newish', wally weeadsd, was
takes by the Itesolicas, sad she Pots Wyesaki, sae of the
prladpol when et the moieties, an least i• the attack
...be lit hider. as the Sikh et Nerwalter last year t bat It
la sold that ths amass hi vas takes ginner he abet
hiatesif.
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las Oftsisal, Tea Dasseberg, nine with a lag et trace,
to eta nth. ,Oirrensmat the kr seasidendea till sae
o'clatiki dna the luad we en of the tine a snags
the lafteusblints at Wale law $ Many ad to famish
it with hoary amen ; baton the Pekoe Weed et asp.
eking, seat en the non able to bear amiss to the smarts,
the Aides wee anew/ win great vleinin sod nosy
bonding* oe that side, with . all the Mahal% Are use.
senod. Tweeds It. east the liassins wise teen= it
all the estrenitanns, witneepas, after atsmkg season.
a replevied& wa ressiaded, the pardnien of w 14114 bow.
ewer, win ast knows. The ling of the rittillory is., her
is.,, hosed WI lien eight Andy sad that rine istialso7
the libels sight leen Palish division win ode disposed
is &lad theiessins a bat se their eldest sew le to son their
nwisseldes, thins no ban starched away. The begodel
weeps porktated, la ems* the saboasbnists.. prodigiss
of seism

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ekb omairoso artilloty, le ..w marobios dto —to
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km► ma Rm mdohs vall itot faiow way:
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the Owl sad bat he faelteeekthrb elsothesy, meth
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math& Imps la die slobs sr tbmihyi sad sesedswei the
sighs tbresgbabe thathitheabrispei beim mei
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were Mei with its wpm of Oa sweethrwsw.. lady se
the. wain. -y mob& Soipsdidin awl essewed, bat
Woe aims rwe Wish as meswlCetei. ethesseis MOM.
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sethetops. .1s Mose= ddm bib ilewthrtheri.
mg vox* imiews, hive, jelasi the mewl, With bowleg.
is the Maim at ANL"
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priiikakes the fillewbgehouroMises, dos owe-
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TIIE EVENING STAR.

LONDON, MONDAY, SEPT. 19.

ONI O'CLOCK. THIS Day.—Thermometer, 67. Ba-
ra neer, 29-90. Weather, cloudy. Wind S.

1
It is utterly impossible for us to express our
forlings of indignation, on learning, by various ar-
nrals, the shocking and ignominious fact, that the
insolent pestiferous barbarians have been enabled,
by force and treachery, to get possession of the
houses which compose the city of Warsaw.
It is a momentary triumph of despotism and
brute force, which civilized Europe ought to have
prevented, and especially the government of France;
brit we trust it will be a triumph, ending like that
of Napoleon at Moscow, and as useless to the bar-
barians as his occupations of Vienna, Berlin, or
Madrid.

Brave Poles have, however, died in its defence; life
cannot be restored—but their fate may be avenged
by the union of the remaining virtue of mankind ;
for such abominable crimes !bust not escape un-
',finished ; and the violation of Wirsaw, will, we
have no doubt, array the friends of truth and li-
berty, throughout Europe, spinet the barbarians
and their confederates, and put an end at once to
titat struggle about principles, which has too long
tlit; r aced the world.
lie intelligence from France is consolatory ; for
a appears that this indelible disgrace on civilized
nations, has aroused that brave and powerful
people ; and we trust that the momentary triumph
et the barbarians will be the signal for their utter
overthrow, and for retaliation on their vile confe-
derates at Berlin and Vienna, by the restoration of
Poland in its integrity, and under a political Con-
stitution worthy of the age.
Good comes out of evil ; and some a nose
:WKLY ON THZ isOltAL salsas of the world, like
that of violating the sanctity of Warsaw, was
perhaps necessary to arouse Europe, which with
Ignominious apathy has hitherto beheld the progress
of this war.

It is some excuse for the English people that
they, like the Poles, have been deeply engaged in
redressing their own wrongs, and in confessing
the national imbecility to assert justice abroad. the
Ministers conveniently demonstrate the errors of
their predecessors ; if, however, they have been
in earnest in their negociations, it would seem
that the Russians have set their mediation at de-
ince ; and on this subject much remains to be
explained to the country. .
With reference to the fact. At would appear
that the Barbarians have got possession of a nearly
empty city ; but we Wad hoped that after the eva-
cuation, the retreating Poles would have destroyed
the Bridge to Praga, which appears not to have
teen done, and we bear of Russian corps having
passed the bridge in pursuit. Modlin. their im•
pregnable fortress, is about eighteen or twenty
miles from Warsaw, at the confluence of the
Bug and Vistula; and the Palatinate of Plouk, to
%Welt the Poles have retreated, has not appeared
by past public accounts to be very animated in
its patriotism.

If the bridge bad been burnt, Prags and Medlin
were positions ; and the Russian army would have
found Warsaw a trap in which they would have been
mined out ; but we consider the non-destruction

of the bridge as fatal to .this hope, and really In
spite of good wishes, we eannot see how the war eau II
Go maintained longer, than while a French army
Ca advance through Saxony into Poland.
The manner in which the Autocrat has defied
the mediation of France and England, ought to
&mow all the spirit of both Governments ; and his
intulent perseverance in seeking the posseesion of
Warsaw ought to be, must be, and will be re-
tented and punished.

Our intelligence from Paris this day is most
portentous. The reign of the Pitman Ministry in
France, must ere this, we presume, be at an end ;
'ol the Belgic army, and all the disposable force
of France be on its march for Poland. This will,
%an presume, be the result, of the conflict in Paris ;
IQ woe to Prussia—woe to Austrim—if tither of
them dare to oppose a singhr marquee so
a cause so altered. In France but one opinion has
Ion! prevailed. At the last general review of the
National Guards, the entire line, without an en.
option, cried out, as the Kix° passed—" rue les
It is in vain, therefore, to equivocate
"Y ion Fer ; and if the Despots of Europe—eo will
fall of Warsaw will be the signal for a fierce
renc!al v,ar between truth and liberty on one side—
and tt., pretensions of imbecile Cabinets on the
utter

Uur extracts are copious, and we leave the pub-
I' noshing to desire in the way of information down
tft the nornent of our going to press.
In extract' from foreign Journals, we 'seesaw.
quote their language, but we direct indignation
to tt:e words of the Berlin Gazette, and above
41. Ow, Pool commentary of Sebutiani. It now
4Plaear,, in regard to the announcement in a morn-
MI Paper OQ Saturday, that the usual worm of
Inwteli intelligence was on this occasion satisi-
Pit''d• It was thought worth while to forward IF
.47 tinfrrapt, from Strsaborgb, and beamit reached
Lcii A NQ two Or dw•s-ebi.l• 84.m0r
114 a Polish news in gooeral has reached Pada

That person hastened, it seems, to communicate it
exclusively to the Times, and came himself into the
City early in the day, fur what object has not tran-
spired : of course lie also made the communication

to our Foreign office, where faith was acknowledged,
but official advice' denied. This explains the
equivoquo on Saturday, and the general disbelief
of news, for which there was not the sanction of any
known arrival.

How much have we heard about MEDIATION ;
but how fatal is Mediation to a popular cause and
to a weaker party, if not a decided and really efficient
Mediation ! The Russians, of course, despise
French diplomacy, and they seem to care as little
for the English. What passed in our Parliament,
and in the Chamber of Deputies, no doubt deceived,
divided, and paralysed the Poles ; and hence hollow
or cold-blooded mediation was the worst circum-
stance that could have crossed their career. The
first step in serious mediation should have been to
procure a suspension of hostilities.

The Prussian commentaries and exaggerations
in the Berlin articles, are most offensive ; but they
evince a spirit which will now be no longer con-
cealed. This will be understood by all who have
read the Russian manifestoes--and Belgium and
France will have to defend themselves, if they do
not conquer their own independence by assuring
that of Poland—a country whose heroism alone
arrested the unalterable projects of the Holy Alli-
ance, against every thing liberal and popular In
Europe.

The third and last reading of the Ramona!
BILL takes place this evening in the House of
Commons, and it will then be carried up to
the Lords. Doubts appear to be cherished
that their Lordships will throw it out, or else
endeavour to nullify It by modifications. We
believe neither, since their Lordships are
courtiers, and flourish only in the atmosphere of a
Court, and in the sun shine of Royalty. Besides,
though some of them profit by corruption, few
classes have comparatively suffered more than they
have, from monetary revulsion and fiscal exactions,
being eclipsed by loan jobbers and contractors in
wealth and style of living. It is in truth said, that
a certain Duke, the declared enemy of all Reform,
begins to discover great merit in the Bill, and will
appear with his connections as a supporter on the
day of battle.

This day despatches were received at theroreign
Office, from Paris, Belgium, and the Hague.
On Saturday the French 3 per cents. fell I/ per
cent. and oar own about 1 per cent to-day.

ROYAL EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Our Funds have experienced as yet but (slight
depression. Consols which left off on Saturday
at 82* j for the Account, opened at 82, and have
receded to Bit f; for money, 81f.
TWO O'CLOCK.
Consols are at pretest 1111 62, ferasoney 8111.
In the Foreign Market Side doing
THREE .dCLOCIL
Book Stock, shit. Three per Cent. Reduced, ant.
Three per Cent. Comoh,ll2 112 111. Thee, coda Half par
Cent. 1811, shut. Thee and a Halt per Cent. Red.
'shut. Three mad a Half per Cot. New, 1101 1. For
Iper Cent. 1826, shut. Leos Ansaltisa, Jan. ISM, shot.
Annuities, Oct. 1889, shut ditto, Jan. 1116, IS 11.11.
India Stock, 192; do. Beads, 1 dim. A 1999 IC
Bills, f 10; IMO ala le 11; AIN and AM tle."111717:
Advertbed, Bank fee Aeseunt, IN 91 7. Conseb
Aeolus; 8214 211 2.

The Express from Path is of the greatest im-
portance ; it tends to show the feeling of the
French nation, in regard to the surrender of
Warsaw ; and the grand question is, whether
the peace ministers will be able to keep
in office ; a few days will determine this
point ; the great agitation which prevails is
Preach capital, no doubt, will be enereased by the
strong debate expected to take place-this evening
in the Chatnr of Deputies. Cassimir Perier's
carriage was attacked by the people, and escaped
only by the feetnese of its bones.
The Ategsboarg Gazette says that the French
ambassador at Berlin was received with great
__,
°witless at court, and was expected to leave. The
Poise being now subdued, it is expected that PnW
sia and Russia will throw of mask, and speak
in a different tone to the French, in regard to the
i affairs of Belgium. •
1 Letters received from St. Petereburgh this mons-
leg, of the 21st August, old style, states that a
dreadful storm from the south-west raged in and
near St. Petersburgh, and that a part of the town
was inundated bet the warehouses, as wet) as the
Icustom-home, escaped from being damaged ; many
ships reseived damage. There were only eleven
sick of the cholera, three recovered, and three died.

La Revolution of Sunday Rye : •' We are in-
formal, that h carriage, in whish were C. Perini
and Sebastiani, wee stop* ►y the people, and
without the assistance of a squadron of hussars, the I
ministers ran the greatest dagger; they were
escorted to the Palais Royal."

To-day was arrested at the Nisi* ROyal, Coast
Adam Gurouski. ose who foolfhl for tho iodoPood-
mace at Grochow. The Busies Ambassador seat
elf hie papers and his abets to the hooka the
English ainbeesador; they are of importance.
The carabiseers is garrises at Vereaillse have i
received orders to proceed immediately to St. Cloud,
but some hours afterwards they had orders to march
to Paris. It is assesseed that (this day) Besday
MICA of the that's, will be eleettl, it teepees to
the Pelee.
Baled els Utter has Iraesigbeetvitli Sept.
as to Weir: rolled ibis oli‘era has
au* dike Weir, ell it ieliksialefibe : of
iboiiiwoobeef eigittei omit Oily beye dad bees—o
[pest that they live moderately mid are glumly.