Star.
London, England, 1826-05-01 00:00:00

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

MONDAY, MAY I, 1526.
ST. Pllll.ll' MID Sr. Jll3llll-HOLIDAY AT THE MINX..
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

This is a Holiday at the Dank, but the Stock Exchange and Fo-
reign Market remain Ten:
Con.ols opened this morning at 78 for the Account, soon after
were done at 771 ), with a great deal Of`business doing ; and are.
up to the present time, 77k.
Current Prices Old Spanish 8, Mexican 601 61, Colombian 50
40, Russian 751 76, New Scrip j j disc. Danish 54 54/.
ONE O'CLOCK.

Con.olsovhich were in the early part of the morning'at 77) for
the Account, have since been done at 714 to 1, owing to the good
news from India.
• FOItEIDN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK
Colombian M:.6 pC. 37} es d. Mex Bonds 11‘25. 61 60) 61
Do lids 1824. 391 401 40 Ditto Acct. 61 60) 1} 60) 61
l'o. Acc. 40 59} 40} 391 40 Peru.. lid.. 6p C. 291 30 29)
113nkli KN. /825,3 p C. Ditto Acct. 491
Ditto Acct. 544 Ilus.. Bits, S p C. 753 6i
Greek lids 1825, 5p C. 141 • Dittn Acct. 75) 61
I+ittti Acct. 146 Span. Bonds 5 p Ct. 873 S
Mexican Ponds, SpC.SII 50 51 Span. sp. C. Ct. 182:., si
Bit Fr Ist! AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK.

11110. I. R. ram.
General Mining Ass°. 100 5
Heal del Monte 400 400
Ditto New 400 , 100
Tlalpozahoa 400 80
United ' ezican 40 20
United General Gas 50 18
EXCHANGE..
VIENNA, Aram 19.—Metalliques 891. Hank Shares 1075.
FItENCH FUNDS, PARIS, Aran. 28.
Five per Cents. . 961. 80e.
Three per Cents. . . . 641. 85c.
Bank back . . 20201.
Eantes de Naples . . . 741. 20c.
'loyal Spanish Loan . 440.
.
Haytian Loan
_.. • • 7601.

li

Ezihange on London, One "Alonth
Three Ditt•
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20 diS.
874
17
10

25f. 5Sc.
2.:f. 35c.

The accounts from Lancashire, which will be found
in our subsequent columns, unhappily confirm our
statement on Saturday as to the loss of lives; at least
six of these misguided people have with their lives
paid for theit riotous proceedings, and great numbers
have been wounded. We trust their late will be a
warning to their associates, for deeply as every remit
must lament the distresses of the weavers, yet it is evi-
dent that these tumults can only aggravate the evils, and
bring punishment on those by whom they are excited.
—lt is well observed in the / etch Mercury, whatever
mischi4 is done in the way of destroying power looms,
must be repaired by a rate imposed on the inhabitants
of the district ; and that " if they are peaceble, though
they may be exposed to great privation., themselves,
their wives, aid their children, will tot be suffered
tr perish for want."
We trust, ho vever, that the crisis is past, and that
the military assembled and assembling in the dittuthed
restore and preserve tranquillity.
In addition to the ample details given in another part
of our paper, we sobj in some intelligence of a subse-
quent.date. Accounts from Mancl.e.ter of ye.te►day
mott?ing state, that all was quiet there, and great con-
Heat! Was entertained that the military would afford
sufficient protection..
A circular, of whlcla the following is a correct copy,
has been sent to the master manufacturers in Blackburn
and its neighbourhood, where it istsalled a Dareren
warrant:

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" We. the weavers of Over barwen, ku taken it into considers.
don to put a stop to steam weaving, both for your good and ours—
therefore we think it our duty, and is our special desire, that you
would not deliver is more work out after the 49th day of April,
to stop all hands, and to naive in the demolition of the unto."
The following is an eztfact bons a private letter, re-
ceived from Winchester this morning :
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(SaTusamr Evgxixo) Arnu. 29.

" Since I last wrote, :he town has been tolerably quirk; as far as
any attacks upon the mills. There was, however, some disturbance
in the afternoon : the mob entered all the butchers' and bakers'
shops, and carried off provisionry they also attacked any one
well dreised, and demanded money; robberies were committed
even in the middle of the afternoon. We are now pretty well
protected; a great number oferoope having arrived in town the last
two days and I am informed we shall have upwards of five their
send troops by Monday."

FROM A SECOND EDITION Off THE UANCIIIESTPR G A WITTY.
GAKETTS Orvace., 10 O'CLOCK, SATURDAY ETZNING.
Iv order to allay the apprehensions of persons at a distance, we
have been induced at this late hour to make a second edition. All
was tranquil during the night. About eleven o'clock this forenoon,
a itupt.¢er of persoms began to assemble in the neighbourhood of the
New Cross, and about noon, the Cheshire Yeomanry were con-
siderably annoyed by the stones thrown by the individuals collected.
One of the Yeomary received a rather serious injury from a brick-
bat, and others were slightly hurt.
About half-past twelve, the windows of the foundry of Afessrs.
Peel, Williams, sad Co. were broken, and at one o'clock, it was
thought necessary to reed the Sint Act.
Since that time the means taken to repress further violence. have
proved effectual.
At this hour all is quiet, and there is every likelihood that the
right will pass wkhout disturbance. Detachments of the military
still penile the streeti, and the ciy ii power is on the alert.
The name of the yeoman that was hurt is John Arrowsmith,
blscksmitli, of Nortbwich. About three o'clock two troops of the
Cheshire Yeomanry were passive Anco.tt's-bridg,-,when they were
assailed by a shower of stones at,d brick-bats, one of which hit him
on the back. Ilia bridle rein broke, and his hone fell upon him
lie was immediately ordered by his Captain to his quarters, and is.
sow doing well.

It is reported in the City tint the Fort WilliAm,
which is arrived from Bengal, has brought a letter from
St. Helena, dated the 20th of March, stating that the
Mellish, from Madras and Bengal had brought dis-
patches announcing that a treaty of peace had ben
concluded begs ern the British forces and the Burmese,
and that. the latter were to cede five provinces and a
hundred lass el rupees.

The eirdniontesc Gazette of the 20th ult. erecived
this morning. states that the Itecurd coluetts of the Austrian troops.
comfit; front the kingdom of the Two Skint% arrived at /Ist" 'ln
the Iltfi;oti ihiir return to the Austrian dominion's. Tb a column
Segued of litre hundrtd men of the Regiment cf the Archduke