Star.
London, England, 1826-06-13 00:00:00

,
Bhunpoor. The breaches, however, have not yet been
rendered practicable.
ft having been ascertained that the batteries were not
sufficient effectually to breach the Walls, a mine was
commenced on the evening of the 6th instant, in the
scarp of the ditch, on the northern face, to improve the
right breach; the engineers, however, fearing a dis-
•covery, should they continue their operations daring the
day, sprung it at day light on the following morning.
when not sufficiently advanced to have any material
effect on the wall.
A second attempt was made, when our miners were
driven away, having been countermined from the in-
terior, before they had entered many feet. This gallery
was subsequently blown in by us having discovered that'
the enemy were keeping watch in it.
Btigadier Anbury having• represented to me that
was his decided-opinion that the breach was not su9"r•
ciently easy to authorize his reporting. it practicable, I
was induced to delay the assault, waning the result of
two mines, which he is now driving into the curtain,
from the sap, and unJer the ditch. Much as I must
regret this unexpected deray, I feel a consolation in a
hop!, that the place will • eventually be stormed with
comparative facility to she troops.
The mines under the counterscarpe of the itch, in
front of the right breach, have been sprung with suc-
cess, and Similar ones are neatly ready in front of the
left breach.

I beg to enclose, for your Lordship's information, a return of
easnalles which have occurred since the its inst. and have the
honour to be, Eke. COMBERMERE.

General Return of Casualties In the Army before Bhurtpoor, from
the sth to the lick January, 11126.
Killed-2 nicks, 21 privates.
Wounded-1 Lieutenant Coleflef, 1 Islip, I soubadars, I jema-
dars, 2 bavlldan, 1 serjeant, 3 nicks, 54 privates ; I horses killed,
and -1 wounded.
Oaken Wounded. _

33d Regiment N.L Lieutenant Colonel Faitbfal,severely, not den.
getously. Ensign Campbell, slightly.
W. L. WATSON, Adjutant General.

ALL LOTTERIES RND FOR EVER WITH THIS
RAWING. SIX PRIZFS OF stso,ooo. ALL IN ONE
IAY. THE PRICE OF TICKETS AND SHAKES WILL
RISE AFTER NEXT SATURDAY.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

TUESDAY, JUNE 15, 1826.
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

ronsols opened this morning at IQ it, with scarcely a bargain
doing. Reduced May be quoted at 791. Money still remains
scarce. Consols are now Sot.

In the Foreign Market all South American Securities are very
heavy, and have falkn.

Current Prices: Old Spanish 71, Mexican 60 1, Colombian
sew 391, Peruvian 291, Russian 001, Greek 131, Exchequer Bills
5 prem. New Strip 11 premium.
CITY, TWO O'CLOCK.

Corrals, which Were Ott the previous hour at Boi for the Ac-
count, receded to 80$ I, in consequence of heavy sales in Reduced,
aed the market appears very heavy. Up to the present time they
may be quoted at 30$, with the market looking more firm.
In the Foreign Market all South Americans are looking heavy.
Cut rent Prices: Old Spanish 7; 3, Mexican 53e, Colombian
dew 394 k, Peruvian 29 I, Russian 79$ I, Greek Heads 14 I, Ex.
chequer Bills 4 5 premium, Reduced 79j.

PRICE OF STOCKS AT ,TWO O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock 200 199
3 per Cent. Red. 791/4 7854 79
3 per Cent. Cnni. Shut.
3 per Cent. 353/8
3 pa Cent. lied. 85% Va
4 per Cent. Shut.
4 per Cent. Scrip 11/4
4 per Cent. 1826, 94'/a 955
Long Ann. 19
India Bond, 6 7
£l,OOO 1/4;,acluett. Bill. 4 5 4 prem.
£5OO ditto 8 6 prem.
4:100 and £201) ditto 6 8 prem.
Cons. for Acct. soy: 1/8 '/4
rUNDS,TWOO'CLOCK._

_
Awortn.ls S p Ct 97e 7 Me: Ms 1825,6 p.Ct. 60e 591
1 winos Ayres Bond. 60e $0 394 I
einnibian Bond., Du. Acct. 60j 5111 604 591
DI. Bomb, 1824,39 i I Peru•. !kik 6p C.
~. Ac, .40 39e j 4 I Russ. Kist 822. 5p C. 804 791
?ilia' Ponds. 5p t 1.53 j Ditto Acct. 80
1)u. Acct. 554 4 Span. Bonds 5 p Ct. 8 741
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK.
MAIM. PAIR.
••,1^ 31.-xican 5 pm. 100 SS 33
Brazilian ino 15 13
Pasco Peruvian 100 1S 56
United Mexican 40 20 17
Provincial Bark of helm 1 100 IS 7
AUSTRIAN FUNDS, VIENNA, Joni 1.
Mttalliqueo 904. Bank Shares 1111.
•

The Orienlel Spedalor of Smyrna, of the 29. h of
Apia. contains an account of the operations of the Eng-
lish squadron against the Greek pirates, who appear to
Increase in agclacity. This paper confirms the intelli-
gence of MAVROC RDATO and CONDURIOTTIS being
oblige I to leave Napoli, where Cotorornout is said to
have got the ascendancy. The Chiefs at the hrad of
the Admiralty Court at Napoli have resigned, in
ems ecinence of the unjust decrees the pirates made
them sign. 'The following are extracts: