Star. — 1831-08-29 (London, England)

AUG. 26.—The Dutch have again violated the armistice. The Commissioner of the district of Se. Nicholas has just Informed the Governor of our province that be had received official informatiod of a attack made by the e brigands on oor outpost', at La Tromps, on this side of Kemske. Our brave sharp-shooter, aided by the CM.: Guard, repulsed them beyond St. Jean's Steen, in Dutch Flanders. The Dutch left behind one of thole killed.—Rnuee's Papers Aug. 27. Tax Heintz, Au°. 20.—Between one and two o'clock this morning his Royal Highness the Prins. of Orange set out for the army. We hear that the whole of the royal fansf.y will set out to-morning. Vizesie, Auo. 15.—Accounts trom the Polish frontiers of the 9th inst. say that General Thumen, with a corps of 10,000 men, marching along the left bank of the Vistula, arrived on the 7th at Zawichost, and encamped near that place. Ou that day be occupied Sandomier, and sent detachments to Option and S•auow, to prevent I the organisation of the Landsturm. At the same time de. tachments of Cossacks marched along the left side of the Vistula, close to the frontiers of Galicia. It is said that General Thumen is ordered to act against Cracow, and to disarm the Landsturm in all tbs. part of the country. AMSTRIIDAM, Auo. 26.—Funds--Actual Debt, 21 per cent 361, 361 ; Voluntary Loan, 781, 791 • Amon Synd 4i per cent. 68, 584 ; Ditto 31, 47, 471.—Sichang• on London, 11-87 5-10 to 11-A0; Two Months, 11-82 5-10 to 11-116.---Duiek Papers, Auerwari• Vizesre, Aug. IS._ It is said that symptoms of cholera have appeared at Bohemia and Silesia. It is more and more feared that the Cordon will not prove sufficient to keep eft the disorder. The accounts from Cracow, received to-day, and which are to the 10th Inert. are silent with respect to the military operations, so that it may be inferred that nothing important had occurred. Marshal Alarmont has spin arrived here. Vitus*, Au.; 17.—(Frees the desiriss Oisereer.)..' The Gazette of Oren and Perth, of the 14rh, says, that rinse Just 13, when the Cholera tint appeared in the kingdom of Hungary, forty-three districts had been affected by it. The  number of patients was 24,012 ; recoveries, 8958; deaths, 111,781-10•11i9,927. The aseesais last received from Lemberg give a general view of the diets of the cholera in Gallia& to the 30th July ; for the military to the sth August ; for the citizens to the Bth August ; for the town of Lemberg itselG Seven hundred and ddrty• six places had been infected b 1 the disorder. The total number of cues was 80,687 ; recoveries 44,818; deaths 34,59'2 ; remain 7,299. From the sth to the Bth August 127 more places were in. fated with cholera.  VistrwA, Ago. 17.--Five per Cent. 751 75 5-16. Four per Cent. 63163 f. Bank Shares 935 933 g. The following account from Russia draws • deplorable picture of that empire : Near Novogorod thirty medical persons have been inhumanly massacred by the people, under the delusion that the cholera morbus is the effect of poison administered by phy'Wane and foteigners to thin the numbers of the %mien peasantry. Not only these and other popular excesses of a similar nature, but mutinies of the soldiery, ending in the murder of no inconsiderable number of officers in the military coloflier, remain unpunished, and report says that discretion and moderation, that is pusillanimity and impotence, will prevent any inquiry being instituted. All precautions against the disease which ravages the em. pire have been abandoned, either at the mandate of a rabble enforced by bloodshed and massacre in the hospitals of St. Petersburgh, or by the narrow and ignorant cupidity of the Ministers of Commerce and Finance, who either deny the contagious nature of the malady, or prefer the revenue of the slate to the health and safety of the community. There is indeed an exception : the palace is encircled by an impenetrable sanitary cordon ; and while his subjects are dying of a painful and infectious complaint, the Sovereign is protected from its approach in his voluntary lazaretto of l'eterhoif.