Star.
London, England, 1826-05-13 00:00:00

TWO O'CLOCK.

For these three hours past Consols have remained stationary at
7I 6 for the Account, and 78i for the July Account, with little
or nothing doing. The news of Peace a ith the Burmese has not
had any effect on the Conant Market, as it bas been anticipated for
several days past ; but India Stock has risen to 235, and Bonds 8
to 10 premium.
PRICK OF STOCK AT TWO O'CLOCK.

S per Cent. Red. 77% %
3 ier Cent. Cons. 78% 1/2 %
31 per Cent. 84% IA
4 per Cent. 94% 5 qg
Lonz Ann. 18 % 13-16
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India Stock 233
India llondF. 8 10 prem.
£l,OOO Excl.eq.lllk 9 10 prem.
£5OO ditto 9 10 prem.
4:101 and 1:200 ditto 911 prem. .
C .itc. tor Acct. 781,4 34
4 per Cent. Scrip 1/4 prem.
4.per Cent. 1826, 93
FORRIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK
Colombian Bd., 6p C. . Mex. Bonds 1225.631 1
Do. lids 1E24, 421 * 3 If 3 Ditto Acct. 631 31 a a *
Do. Ace. 421 a 1 3 2a 3a Perur. Ms. 6 p C. 311
Daniels Ms, 11125,3 p C. Russ. lids, 1829., S p C. 761
Ditto Aect. 54j I Do. Acct. 76
Greek LklslB2s.3pC. Span. sp. C. 1823,
Ditto Acct. 1.5 i Ditto 510, 3
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK.
Anglo Mexican spm.

SHAWL. ►AIR.
100 50 50
100 7i 81
100 IS 41 5
40 so sod
100 a I

Paseo Peruvian
United Alexican
Continental Gas

PEACE WITH THE BURMESE.

By the arrival of the Mellish, Captain Come, from
Bengal, we have a full confirmation of the report that
the war against the Burmese has been terminated by an
advantageous peace. The purser of the Mellish arrived
in town early this morning, with dispatches from the
Governor-General of India, announcing this gratifying
intelligence, and proceeded with them to the India
House. The terms of the treaty will be seen, by the
following extract from the Madras Gazette Extraordi-
nary, of the 127th January, which was received at the
North and South American Coffee•house this forenoon.
An increase of territory, and indemnity for the expences
incurred, are the results of this war, which has been dis-
tinguished by several brilliant achievements, highly
honourable to the British arms:

PROM THS MADRAS iI'AZETTE EXTRAORDINARY.
Tos.u•r. lOWA IT 17.

The ship Thalia Captain J. laidden, from Rangoon, 9tb inst.
has just come kit° tile Roads. Passengers, Captains Thornton and
laxton, Lieutenants Bird, Carr, and Ellesley, and Dr. Campbell.
e brings the pleasing intelligence of Peace being concluded with
the Burmese: we understand she has dispatches on board for
Government, conveying this gratifying, news. Part of the Burmese
Empire is to be ceded to the British Government, including Pegue ;
Rangoon to be a free port, under the English Government; one
crore of rupees to be paid by the Burmese to our Government.
We are to have a resident at Ava, and the Burmese one at Calcutta.

This forenoon we received German Papers to the 7th
inst. They give a lamentable account of the state of
Commerce on the Continent. At the last Leipzic fair
the number of visitors, was only about a fourth of what
it usually was. The passports and cards of residence,
which generally amounted to 30,000, were this year
only about 8000.
Above 550 magazines remained closed, because those
who formerly occupied them were absent, and the rent
was in many places reduced to a tenth of what it used
to be. All manufactured goods, except, perhaps,
woollen cloths and silks, experienced a reduction of
price twice as great as at the fair of Frankfort. There
were, however, only seven bankruptcies.

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We have received ihere7---Ich Papers of Wednesday
and Thursday. The Mode contains letters from Constantiotopk,
dated the 11th ult. stating that Mr. Sraavreius C*asnia had
interfered in behalf of the Greeks, and that all the European
Ministers in that capital had sent notice to their respective Courts
of the arrival of the Russian Ultimatum, and of their having used
every effort to give it effect. The reply of the Turkish Government
had not been wade known at that period, but was expected with
great impatiens*.
Accounts from Corfu of the 22d ult. repeat the statement of the
defeat of the Egyptians on the 6th, and of the provisioning of Mts.
solonghi for several months by Miaow, with the capture of thirty
European vessels freighted at Alexandria with supplies for the Bar-
barians landed in the Morea. On the 11th, MIAULI4 with 59
vessels of war and 20 fire-ships, is said to have attacked the Turco-
Egyptian fleet, consisting of 120 ships. The contest was bravely
maintained, and lasted three days. The Turks had two frigates
burnt, and seven vessels sunk, after which the remainder, greatly
disabled, took refuge at Patras. The Greeks lost two of their sown
ships, and some others were obliged to go to the i.lAnd of Calamoa
to repair. They remained, however, masters of the Gulf, which
was the great point which they had in view, after having succeed-
ed in raising the sea blockade of Missolonghi.

We have received a letter from Manchester, written
yesterday morning, which states all is tranquil in that town and
neighbourhood, but business is still slack. The Arm of Messrs.
Joust PooLve and Co. have, however, resumed business in their
extensive spinning mills, in which upwards of six hundred persons
are employed.
At Glasgow, Arbroath, and Dundee, trade is still very dull ;
though considerable orders have lately been received for various
kinds of cotton twist, for the East Indian market, where, it teems,
it can be got wove into cloth by the poor flincloos, much cheaper
than it can be done in this country.

Lest night, in the House of Commons, Mr. flummox
►rought forward his mosion foe a Return of British ships' built
frog 1114 to 1825, Inclusive, in a long, luminous, and eloquent
speech, in which he gave the most distinct and irrefragAble proof
that the shipping interests of Great Britain base in no respect suf-
fered from the alterations iw the Naviption Laws, which have ►een
the ground of much idle and ignorant censure.

Lord CHARLKII SOMKRiET,• who came passenger in
the Adas, from the Caps of Good Elope, has arrived in town.
Y-verday, the dispatches for Ishdras and Bmgal, by
the ship Prince Regent, Capt. HENRY Homes, wore dosed at the
!Alt India Huusr, and delivered to the Purser of that ship.
Last ei,ring, despatches were ►ent off tram the
Commander in. Chiefs Office, In the Horse Guards,
,to Colonel'
Ranges, gte Commastder of the Coldstream Regiment of Foot
Guiirds, at Manchester.