Star.
London, England, 1826-11-25 00:00:00

LONDON.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1826.
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

• Consols, which left off yesterday at 831 f, opened this morn-
ing at the same price : but soon after the market became very
herby, and they receded to 831 to f for the Account, and 83f f for
next Account; The cause of this depression in the market is not
as yet ascertained, but it is supposed that some great speculator is
realizing his profits.
In the Foreign market, the chief speculation is in Greek Bonds,
which have risen this morning 11. to 2 per Cent.
Current prices : Old Spanish 13i f, Mexican 67f is, Colons-
Man 41; 42f, Russian 87f, Greek Bends 20 21.

CITY, TWO O'CLOCK.
The Consol market, which made a very heavy appearance in the
earlier part of the morning, has within this hoer resumed a more
(avourable•aspect. Comols have been done in the morning at 851
for the-Account, have since risen '1 per cent. and may be quotod
at 1131 1 for the Account, and for next time at 84/. This sudden
rise is more
.attributed to the approaching Account than to any
political informadno; sellersr speculators are conning over their
Accounts at 9-16 centango, .which is a proof that money must be
scares with them, as it is a large continuation.

An overland dispatch has arrived from Persia this morning ; but
the contents have not
yet transpired.

In the Foreign Market Greek. Bonds ►emain the favourite specu-
lation of this day. caused by a paragraph in the French Papers,
that England and Russia are interfering with the Porte, to 'settle
the affairs of Greece.

PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK:
Balk Stock 202%
3 per Cent Red. 82% %
3 per Cent. Cons. 831/4 V 8 14
3} per Cent. Re 1. 88% 1,6
4 per Cent. New 981/4 97% 981/4
4 per Cent. 1826, 96% 9714
Long Ann. 19% 1/4 %
India Stock 249
Do. Bonds 38 36
El.OOO Exchey. Bills 20 18
£5OO ditto 20 19
4:100 and 1:200 ditto 19
Cons. for Ditto 831/4 Vs
FOREIGN FUN

2$
1,6
I, TWO OTLOCIC.

Colombian Bonds. 8 p Ct. Dies. Lidel62s, 6p. Ct. 1171 68
Do. Bonds, 1824,411.2 Do. Acet. 671 I I 7111
Do. Acct. 42 1 Portuguese Bonds 5 p C. 79k
Danish Roads, 3 pCt. 611 621 Russ. Lids, 1822, Sp C.
Ditto Account 621 / I o. Ace. 871
Grdeft Bonds, S p Ct. IS Span. Bonds 5 p Ct. 151 1
D0.80ad5,1825,5 pC. 191 201 Ditto Acct. 151 1
203 i * Do. Oda. 1814, 5 p Ct. 21 81
Do. Acct.l9l 19 21 20 * * Er. itentes. 5p C. 100 2Se
Mex.Bonds,S pee Ct. Exchange, 251 450 c
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK.

MARL PAID.
Ahglo Mexican , 100 7S 40
Colombian 100 15 Si
Mexican Company 100 18 10
Pasco Prruviat. 100 15 1
Royal Irish 25 1 9.11 1
United lie:lean 40 25 17 Ili 17
AUSTRIAN FUNDS, VIENNA, Nov. 15.
MetalSipes 19j. Bank Skates 1077 i.

We have received the Austrian Observes of the lSth,
And the Al'tontine Zeitung of the 18th iast. and quote
as follows:

TRIESTE, Novastass 7.
By a vessel which arrived here on the 3d of Novem•
ber, in ten days from Tchesme, we (earn that the Ans.:
trien metchantmen, which sailed from Alexandria,
under convoy of his Majesty's brig Emo, had happily
arrived at Smyrna, with the exception of the brig
Buona Fede, Captain Paola Giurovich, which had, the
Misfortune to run foul in the dark of the General Pau-
lucci brigaptine, in cdnsequence of which it was obliged
to put back to Alexandria to repair. From that port
k afterwards sailed without convoy, and was attacked
'on the way by a Greek brig, which plundered it of
part of its cargo and gear. Several English and Russian,
and four Austrian vessels, have been attacked by Greek
pirates off the coast. of Caramania, and robbed of part
of their cargo.
By the same arrival we learn that the Austrian brigantine Con -
tessa Porica, Captain Vocassovich, had been attacked near Cerise,
by two Greek pirates, a Mistic and a Trotta. The crew of the
brigantinti defended themselves bravely, and repulsed the pirates,
who had already boarded them. In this engagement, in which the
pirates were very roughly handled, one man of the grew of the
brigantine was laded, and another modally wounded.
The Osierphors Trichina which communicates the above Intel.
ligence, gives also the following account, of the 4th of November
The Austrian Imperial brig Orion met a pirate and gave duce.
The pirate led to the Isle of Them's, where it war attacked 'and
taken by the long boat of the brig; We learn also by the same
channel, that the numerous convoy which lately sailed • from Eante,
under convoy of the Austrian brig of warVeloce, have arrived sale
at Smyrna.