Star.
London, England, 1812-03-13 00:00:00

BEMLIN, FEBRUARY 8.

The neviVer the denunciation of the Armistice be-
tween the Russians and Turks has produced a great
sensatinn in-Servia—at Belgrade and elsewhere peace
was greatly desired.

We now know; that the divisions of Langeron and
Markoff did not blockade, but only observed Ruds-
chuck, previous to the conclusion of the armistice.
The Russian troops will evacuate the right bank of '
the Danube, on account of the scarcity of provisions.
The Ttiikish Plenipotentiaries formally declared,
that the Ottoman 'Porte would mot consent to any ter-
ritorial cessions, and the Russians dissatisfied with the
length of the negociations, denounced the armistice.
A bloody campaign is expected.
The Grand Vizier, it appears, will remain at his
post—he p, v2sses the confidence of his troops—it is
true, hat last summer he found it impossible to pe-
n, trim. into Wallachia, and that the corps of Ts:_ha-
'pan Ogle was lost to the Porte ; but this was not the
only mid, .rtune the Grand Vizier experienced the last
campaign. Every one allows that he evinced great
courage and mat froid at the battle of Rudschuck,
and that if the Turkish cavalry' could have executed
.the movements ordered by him, victory would not
havg been doubt:ul. •

ferenees the Turks finally declared, in the wpm At-
cided manner, that the Divan would Itat„ yield an
inch of the Ottoman Territory. It is upon tbii
claration that the Turks have put an end to the ar-
mistice. Such is the exact state of the facts.
HAMBURGH, FEBRUARY ES
The following article has been published here :
6, In 1811 public notice was given that all those
who continued-to engage in commercial operations
prohibited by the Decrees of Berlin and Milan, would
endanger their property and their persons. Some in.
dividuals, from a spirit of avarice, have disregarded
this notice: the year 1812 willitealize with regard to
them, the measures which were taken in 1811. Al-
ready an adventurer of Lubeck, named Hope, who
had speculated in commercial produce in Sweden,
has been arrested on his journey to Paris. •

NAPLES, FEBRUARY 17.
On the 26th ultimo, the English brig of war, the
Black Prince was wrecked in the neighbourhood of
Gerace. This brig had 12 guns, apd a crew of 58
men, all of whom would have perished but for the
humane succours of the inhabitants. One sailor and
one soldier only perished, the remainder are prisoners.
The guns and other valuable articles are saved.

PiIRLIAMEIV7',,IRr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, MARCH 12.

About four o'clock, the LORD CHANCELLOR took hit
seat on the Woolsack, and, in consequence of the Levee, but few
other Peers attended. The Bills upon the 'Fable were forwarded
in their respective stages; among these the Members' Indemnity,
the Oak Bank, and the Southwark Paving Bills, were read a
third time and passed.
ThrExpiring Laws, and the Lottery Amendment Bills passed
arotrAh Committees of the whole House, and were reported.
It was ordered, that Henry Coopet,Esq. Principal Clerk of the
House, do have leave to attend the Committee of the Commons
on Chancery Suits.
Mr. Taylor, the Principal Clerk, and Mr. Baythorne, one of
the Seaton' of the palish of St. Martin's in the Fields, were
sworn at the Bar, with respect to their evidence relative to some
pending Naturalization Bills.

The investigation of the claims to the Roxburgh Peerage stands
fixed for to-morrow.

HOUS& OF COMMONS.

At four o'clock there were but Ss Members present, and in
consequence the Stamm" stated the House to be adjourned.

HERS WHO VOTIP AOAIMST
CXPOLSIO,I OF MR.WALSB.
Parnell, Henry
Piggott, Sir Arthur
RoadHy, Sir Samuel
Sharp, Richard
Whitbread, Samuel
Vernon, George G. V.
rattans.
Elliot, Right Hon. Wlll.
Lambe, lion. Wm.

Sue lit *stenos Ayres. General Belarano.his bees appointed
Colossal of the regiment of Patridos, Memel of the Prealdhat
Don Curselio de Saavedra. This corps is the principal force of
the Ren6indonary Party, and it was contrary to the general wish
of the Patriots that the command of it was siren to the Pres!.
dent, who is new emplued in organizing the army of Peru.
" Goyeneche is completely cut off in the advanced position
which he has taken in the provinces of Lower Peru, subject to
the Viceroyalty of Buenos Ayres. The Pass of the Desaguadero
has been taken by a new army raised in the interior of the same
try, aided by the efforts of the Cocbabarnbinos. The Indians also
assist in the Revolution, and have put to death a brother of
Goyeneche. The situation of that General, we are assured, Is
desperate, and this appear. to be true, not only from the state.
silents of the revolutionary.party, but by letters from their snip-
mins. Castelli and Balcarcel are now in Buenos Ayres, in order
to reply to the charges brought against them, on account of the
action with the troops of Lima.
" Elio and Salazar are about to sail front Monte Video for
Spain, and Vigocet will remain in command of the Eastern Coln
of Rio de la Plata.

" In consequence of Its baying been stipulated in the treaty
concluded with Elio, that pecuniary assistance should be sent to
Spain, a Spanish frigate of war arrived off Buenos Ayres to carry
money to the Peninsula. The European Spaniards, acting always
with bad faith, wished to take advantage of that opportunity to
send to Cadiz more than four millions of pieces, which they had
In their power, belonging to the Merchar.ts of that port ; but tle
Government of La Coloaia has thoepht proper to susperd, for
the present, the remittance of that motley, which may prudently
serve as a guarantee for security and traaquWity, until that the
measures recently taken to procure peace prove effectual"

The account which appeared in a late New-York
Paper, stating the animal of 7000 Spanish troops at
the Havannah, is proved. by letters received direct
from that port, to have been untrue. Indeed, it was
evidently erroneous, as it is well known. that the force
which sailed from Cadiz on the 13th of November
last, consisted only of 1300 men, and these added to
the other small expedition, which left Ferrol on the
16th of the same month, would make, at most,
3000 men.