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London, England, 1827-07-31 00:00:00

sion of the Burman empire, tlAt the-thin), Noation,
might be considered trammt, being, after seventy years
subjugation, is if it seem-incorporated with the Bur-
mans. The remit' h* seared the total fallacy of this,
opinion. Experience has also ptoeed the fallacy of an-
other riotlon, times he Karians were a peaceful agriful-
tura' perVeitsprhd- ver engaged in the profession of
\i,
"''strati. Moonglstu, a chief of this tribe. has risen in
insurrection against the Burmans, and joined Illaong-
sat. He is promised the Government of Bassein, and
)a ally marched to the conquest of this province
,:Viiß" 'POO men. With the exception of the town of
oon, and the Geeat Pagoda. the whole•neighbour-
. Vied of Rangoon is in the occupation of the Talains, as
veil as the districts of Syriam and Mlle. What the
termination of this contest will be, it is almost impoisible
to say. As for as arms, discipline, and courage are
concerned, both parties seem to be nearly upon an
equality, that is to say, they are both as deficient in all
three as can well be imagined. The members of tbe
mission returning from Ava, and our countrymen re:
siding at Rangoon, were eye-witnesses of several of the
actions or skirmishes which were fought, and were
utterly surprised at the imbecility and pusillanimity of
both Burmans and Talains. The incapacity of the
Burmans to put down this insurrection affords incon- 1
testable evidence of the feebleness to which its power
has been reduced by the late war. The news of the
insurrection had reached Ava by the middle of Decem-
ber ; and yet down to the end of January no reinforce-
ment, or none at least of any moment, had arrived at
Rangoon, although, if troops had been available at the
eapital, they might have been sent by dispatch in less
than ten days.

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INING stAR.

LONDON.

TUESDAY, JULY SI, 1827.
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

Cocsob, which W off yesterday at U II for the Account,
opened this mondag at the same price, With little business doing
at present; and fee Missy may be quoted at 811 j I. There is not
a feature V the maw worth mentioning, nor any flactuation.
This is settling day in the Foreign market, the prices remain
wady. and there is no taibtres up to the present time.
Current prices t Old Spanish 10, blezican 611 70, Colombian
3t#112., Braslitaa ass, Russian SS, Greek Ise 16.
CITY. TWO O'CLOCK.

The Keel* martet hu remained steady the whole of the
mending, with little et or no leentation, at inn 1 far the Accoent,
and Sea J for Messy.
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5 per Cent. Red. 691 MO Ditto Bonds 93 91 94
3 per Ct.-Cons. NI # $ Saab Sea Stock
5$ per Cent. 96 Old Annuities
31 per Cent. Red. 95$ # * New Ditto
4 per Ct. New 1011$ 1011 OS 11000 Racial. BMIII6 61
4 per Cent. Scrip 4100 Erato 60 61
4 per Cent. 1526, 103$ 1041031 4100 sad 1900 Ditto 10 II
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Ditto 136,1624;31f 51 Do. Ant. 70 # #
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Danish lib. 3 p Ct. 635.# Span. Bd. 5 p Ct. 11# 10
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK.

pulls.

Brazilian 100 SO 50k
General Mining Lim 100 5 7
Hibernian so 6 6
Potosi La Pas & Paine. Asses. 15 5
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hour Fun*, JULY la. Five par Cent& lON. lie.—'dates
per Cents. 72f. 95e. Bank /Stock. 2010 f. Neapolitan Resta,
Tef. 60e.

AUSTM kW FUNDS. Thaosta. Jatv le.
Metalliquas 911—Bask Shares 1064.

We received this morning the Algemeiee Zeileeg to
the 24th inst. It contains intelligence from Alexandria,
brought by way of Leghorn. to the 29th of May, but
it throws no light on the policy of the PACHA, and has
net the most distant &Basket° the report we mentioned
yesterday. Indeed a portion of this intelligence seems
to throw discredit on the rumour, as it exhibits the
PACISA in a hostile attitude towards one of the Powers,
to whose conjoint demands be is reportectto have so
promptly yielded. If there be any truth in the state=
meat, that he has broken off all connexion with the
Porte, we do not know how to reconcile such
proceeding with the capture of two rich vessels,
belonging to one member or the Alliance. One
of the ships, the Jean Bart, bad arrived from
Marseilles, richly freighted for the Egyptian market,
and was plundered (we copy the expression of the Ger-
man Editors) upon its arrival. Another French ship,
which came from Tunis, shared the same fate; and, as
the PACHA was probably present at the time, and as the
energy of Isis administration is proverbial, we can only
suppose that these repeated acts of violence were com-
mitted solely in consequence of orders emanating from
himself; In fact, there is nothing in the whole account
to justify the supposition that they,were the effect
of popular violence; and it is only strange that the
cause of this daring outrage is not mentioned. In
the meantime, we think it highly incredible that the
PAM% has taken up the quarrel of the DRY of Al-
giers, and adopted so decisive and (if his Highness
will permit us to say) scovery ticklish a course, to prove
to his Confederate that he does not fight his battle with
empty words. But as there is nothing chivalrous in the
character of the Viasaor, we must give up this expla
nation, and seek in the affair o the Jew contractor, we
mentioned some time since, a clue to the transaction.
The PACHA, who has a claim to the amount of several
millions of frank, on the J:w, solicited in vain the in-
get vention of the French Government, to get it liqui-
dated ; and it is therefore possible that, in revenge, he
seized the two French vestels in question. Whatever
maybe his motive for acting in this violent manner, it
is clear that the act itself invalidates the rumour of his
having thrown off his allegiance to the Porte ; and we
;oppose it is one of those speculations, which rest upon
no certain authority, hut are merely hazarded on ac•
count of their probability.

It appears frons the Algemeine Zeitung, that another
Ptenclkvsuel, laden with oil, was found dismasted of