Star.
London, England, 1826-04-14 00:00:00

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.
FRIDAY, APRIL 14.1826.
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

Consols opened this morning at 79 for the Account, sines which
the Market has improved, and they are new at 79 j, but little
l►usiness is doing. Ido not hear of soy defaulters of note, and the
account has passed over in good order in the English house ; but
those wbo dcal in Consols in the Foreign Market are somewhat
minus—more than half of them bay. not paid their deficiences.
In the Foreign Market it is Settling Day, and there is nothing
doing but making up Accounts.
Current Prices : Old Spanish 91, Mexican 63 Colombian 44k,
Emden 79, Peruvian 22 24, Greek 14 15.

PRICK OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock 199%
3 per Cent. hed. ex div. 78% %
3 per Cent. Cons. 79% %
Si per Cent. ex. div. 87
Si per Cent. Red. ex div. 853/6
4 per Cent. 95% )4 96
Long Ann. ex div. 19% 3 -
India Stock 224% 226
- India Bonds. 6 prem.
£l,OOO Excheq. Bill. 7 9 prem.
4:100 and £2OO ditto 7 8 prem.
4300 ditto '7 9 prem.
India for Acct. 228
C )ns. for Acct. 799/% 1/4 t 4
EXCHANGES.
Aissemsaar, Arm 11.-0 a Le 4444. 40. S. a Z 44. 4.
Itemeerasi. APIUL 7.—Os Leedoe, 57. 4. 2M. 34. le. •
Sm Pzesassemes, Wage 94.-04 lelnies, 9.
FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK
Colombian Bdme p C. Mem Aid. 426 31 4101 g
S. Ms 1554,411 46 SI 34 26 Perefe.Bdmi p C.I
D.. Ace. 456 46 s se arts Met: 94
psplair 116311919, pC. II Resmadmie22,S pC. 276
Greek Bonds 1925, pC. 146 Ditto Agee. VI 26
12 Gam 91
p St 33,
Mex. Needs VW. fie 313 ll Free& ikretes.Sp Gig SSG
606 FAckeesm 251 SOC
11111 TISH AND FOREIGN SHARD TWO ()TLC
MA as ram
lee' 10
Liveried & llasebsstar too o

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Dutch Papers to the 12th instant have reached us.
It appears that the Directon of the Salvage Company in Sweden,
emaphdo that in the late treaties betweee Ragland and the United
awn. the evens* of salvage is muck reduced; and that In the
via Odle General Jackson, American ship, being stranded on the
*weak coast, the Company, by the decision of a law nit, was
obliged so cake eight per cent. instead of ten par cent. on the value.
his CoMpany, which is certainly not over-stocked by medevey,
claimed of the Government 1255 dollars, being the amount of
their loss by the deasion." The Klee very properly, however,
has declared that private privileges cannot be allowed to limit
his coastitutional sight to conclude Treaties with foreign
Powers, as the Interest of the State requires; and that "in the
resent case the Company has the less reason to complain, as the
Increased facilities afforded to foreign ship. will doubtless induce
Siemer numbers to visit the coast; and the ease of stronifing, ec.
Witt be poissity OW* frarivise, sad amply make up for the loss. His
114Arsarr, therefore, refuses the demand for indemnity, and de
the pretensions or the Company to be unfounded."

•
Hambur All Pam, to the 9th iost. ruched us this
forme& They contain accounts from Xt. Pctersburgh .t the

I!id ot bisseb, *Mei preparatleas weft inaklog
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funeral of the hte F.acriaoa. On conveying the Pentair to
Marsh of Casa', such was the Okoird that many pennon Wee ill
injured. The Imperial Posner attended the service for the ti

twice a day. On the Sikh the beep was to be finally removed, and
various repdationi were published for the maintenance of order
and public security. The procession was divided into •thittees
sections, and the *Mikity are to line all the streets ; but on account
of the cooSned state of the fortress, none but persons of the kat
two claws can be admitted to the funeral ceremonies in the Church
of Sc. Peter and St. Paul.

Accounts from Taganrog state that the health of the Empress
RIMAIIIMI has become considerably worse.
On the Slit, the anniversary of the taking of Paris, there is to
be a grand review of the whole garrison, in the Field of Mars, in
honour of the Duke of WELLutomu. Medals attached to the Al-
bon of the Order of Sr. Act:axon. NZWSZT, are to be distributed
on that day to the still surviving soldiers who entered the
French capital.

Lisbox Casettes to the 2d inst. reached us this morn.
ing. They contain no news, but the following interesting notice
for affording the public opportunity to make their wishes known to

the Government :

LIMON, ItA atm 30.

•" The public is informed, by superior euthoetty, that in an apart-
ment of the Palace of Ajuda a box is placed for the reception of
any representations which they may wish to addresi directly to the
Government; and this box will be opened every day by the met-'
ben of the Government."

This forenoon we received the Allgemeime Zcitung of
the 7th inst. and the .inetriets Owner to the id. The latter con-
tains accounts front Constantinople to the 12th March, hut they
ate net interesting. They mention the arrival of Mr. Braarsofte
CAMPO, ind his receiving the compliments of the diplomatic
body. On the sth of that meads, his Excellency received a visit
from 'suit Errimot, pragoman of the Porte, and the present of
three horses usually sent to the English Ambassador. Mr. Cau-
-1 moo will have his audience of the Osamu Votes aid the Su ran at
the beginning el April.
An article from Vienna In these Papers, states that the Infant
Don MICUAIL, of Portugal, has not left his residence for some days,
because the death of his father has affected him too deeply. It I.
said, that he has assured the Marquis pa Sums, Brazilian Ambas-
sador at the Imperial Court, that he win be the most faithful sub-
ject of his august brother the Emperor, Don Pow, the present
lawful King of Portugal. It is armed that the Marquis sa Su.va
will also All the post of Ambassador from Portugal.

In another column we 114 ve insetted, from the French
Papers, an account of the fall of ildissolonghi : the garrison resisted
so long and 90 nobly, that they may be said to have been slain, not
conquered. Had the same spirit and selfdevetioa been generally
displayed during this awful straggle, Greece had now been free.

We have some further accounts froth India, but they

are not of a later date than those previously received. It is thought
that a good defence will be made at Bhurtpore; It was not ea.
Feted that our Army would break ground before the 20th of
December; on the 13th the garrison found some grape and shells,
the latter of which is supposed to have been collected from our
owe magazines. A letter from Promo of the 6th December, says,
" On the first day of action, 200 Burmese were left dead on the,
field, 200 on the second, and on the third 400 in one breach, while
our loss in killed and wounded amounted to 150. He hoped, in
forty or Sky days more, they might be in posseedon of Ala (Anti.
rapoota), and that now they might proceed there quietly. As yet
nothing has been done at Bhurtpore, but in two or three days more
we shall han accounts."

CITY TWO O'CLOCK.

Settling day is sore to produce rumours •n the Stock

Rzehange—ladeed, few days are without them, though nine times
est of ten they are eit►er unfoueded, or at least exaggerated.—
at one time we are told that the tranquillity of Europe is ensured—
at another that Russia, which for six years has suffered the Porte
to evade the providons of the Treaty of Beekaresc, is making new
demands, and insisting what was not before elaimed--the possession

of Wallachia and Moldavia. Oo this subject, a letter from Paris
contains the following observations:
" Letters from St. Petersburgh state. that the mission of the
Duke of Wellington becomes more complicated every day. which
is supposed will prevent his leaving the above capital until the
month of Jane. Although the Emperor's Intentions are pacific, he
is not disposed to diminish us change the position of his troops on
the frontiers of Moldavia and Wallachia, and his Ministry: main.
tabs that the affairs must be settled between Russia and the Porte,
and that no foreign Power has a right to interfere."