Star.
London, England, 1827-05-01 00:00:00

LONDON.

TUESDAY, MAY 1, 1827.
ST. Pwur ADD ST. JAMS...CLOSI HOLIDAY.
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

It Is a holiday at the Bank, Stock Exchange, and Foreign
*gasket; in coosecuesce of which, the Brokers and Jobbers have
assembled es the Royal Exchange ; but up to the present time,
scarcely a b►rgain has been done either in the British or rondo
essda. Consols may be greeted at the same price they left et yes-
terday, 1111 for the Account, Mexican 1111 h. Colosnblaa SS j.
, Amnia frees Lipka. dated February to, state, that Beams
publldied as order. dlesealog t►e Celleeters of the Beeman
impsism all person indebted to the Treasury ; eae Geutknum had
squally bees Imprisoned, all his effects edged, and the doers of
his stares closed sad sealed with the Government stamp.
It is agate hinted that the Bank have it is contemplation to dis-
count at Fear per Cent.

CITY. TWO O'CLOCK.

Little or sotblogis doing or 'Change, and Consols remain sta-
tions: y at $2ll for die Accost. Colombian and Meagan Bonds
am sizable. Mexican go CM CellombiaD si j.

Fames Fame, Aram U. —4flve per Cents. 19OL we.—Three
per Cents. 114--Benk Stock, !OWL—Renege de Naples, 711. 105.
Royal Spenieh Loa; 811.
AUSraI4N FUNDS, Vann Aran. 14.
• Skunking's!! 7-46.—Bank Sara 1,014.

'• The Kiva held a Court yesterday, at which all the i
Ex-Ministers, except two, and all the Members of the i
present Cabinet, attended. The former, consisting of
the Earls Of . ELDON, BATIIVIST, and WESTMORLAND.
and Mr. Pm, resigned the seals of their respec-
tive *fifth when the seals were doliveted, by his
MA.utert, into the hands of their successors.—
Neither the Duke of WELLINGTON nor Viscount
Mit.vaxa were present.—Mr. CANNING, both on his
swivel and at his departure, was raptureuslytreeted.
His MaJasrr, in hearing these bursts of approbation,
which came from no hired mob, bat (rots a crowd, con-
Aging of some of the most respectable.pliesseis of both
sexes in the metropolis, must have reflected with greater
complacency, if possible, upon the great work ha had
just consummated.
This day, at one o'clock, a Board of Trade isalimbled,
at the Treasury for the purpose of receiving. the new
Members,-who, after the usual oaths had been admi-
nistered, took their seats accordingly.
The House of Commons reassembles this day, and, we
believe, it never met under circumstances in which the

pation at large took a more lively interest. in its pro-
reeding:. The scene is expected to be verranimated ;1
and we have no doubt that the new. Premier will re-
ceive some striking mark of the estemplin which his
talenti and principles are universally held.

The following was posted up this•ntorning at the
'Jerusalem Coffee-house:

The Burmese flag was hoisted at Rangoon on the
9th December, and Sir Aacussaes.D Cemrsez.s. and
troops had left for Amherst Town. AU was qpiet in
!adjs. Freight at Calcutta very low and scarce. The
last instalment agreeable to treaty had been paid."
WHOM THE JOHN NOLL, 30.

a Rangoon was given up to the Burmese on the 9th
December, and entered on the same day."

&Asa of the Paris Papers, which arrived last night.l
speculate with considerable confidence upon an ap-