FOREIGN TMTExzIGENCE.
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Letters have been received from Calcutta
by the Ospray, arrived at Liverpool, which
state, that the Court Of Ava had solicited,
through the medium Of Dir. Price, an exten-
sion of the time for the payment of the sec
ond instament. viz :--twenty-tive lacs Of
rupees-that the solicitation was rejected by
the Supreme Government, who insisted
the conditions of the treaty recently ratified
by the Burmese should be strictly adhered
to, and that the British troops should re-
tain possession Of Rlnsoon till the sever
al stipulations Of the treaty should be fulfill
ed.