... ILONDON. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20. THE FUND)S.-For some days past an upiufion has teen very prevalent in the city, that Government. in order to meet the temporary deficiencies of the re- Venne, ?? received assistance, by way of loan, from private individuals, and that this assistance has been rendered on the security of a newv issue of Exchequer- bille. The speculators of the mnoney-market, vbo ...

... P PORt ENIES. - . ; ~LYM OUT() ?? 'Qctober A23. ; adnesda71; Catle it] the Curtesse dt Aontlivet, of .-14 guns, L, French prirateer, captured by La Rhill, of . 44, Capt~ain Matlcol, after a chlass, of two hours.. She had on loar'i two raiisouiers-. Sile hsas t;kenu on her late ;ruixe ,thc' brig Rover, of Lomidon, buand to Lisbuoa~, the brig PrVAgon, of London, bounid to Valencia ; and the ...

... I ?? - C 3U CoRW.V3XCHANGE. ofanday, Dec.29, Two o'Cloc/.. Our Wheat ?? ws viory heuvya-,bis morning, although the snpply Was far from large, and wbat sales were made were at a reduction of fnil 2s..per qparter. Barley is full 2s. per quartercheaper, apd exceedingly dull sale at that decline, the supply being cotsiderable from Siffolk; the inferior quilites are unsaleable at a decline of 4s. ...

... Ca7ne in since our 7ast.-The Cornwallis, Stacev, and. the Constantia, Moyse, from Waterford-the Fame, G'imore, and the Hibernia, Davis, from' Cork-the Marquis of 'Wellington, Hyde, from Dublin-the Eliza, Silcock, from St. hlic4aei's- the Maria, 'Iregarthen, froml Jersey' the Mentor, Dowtiala, from New York-the Friends, Mackay, from Tobag.-aud the William and Mary, Morgan, from Dublin. Arrivdd. ...

... MAltr-LANE, August 2f9.-Tlhe arrival of W~heat thlis mirnint from Essiex and Ken'tt *vas rather large, ptsrticularlv fioluu rro forumer couinty, and the q~uality cf be ness Wtheat, o~n ti~e ls;;;tL. but mriddling; hence the trade was delil, and though a fewv iii '* fInest runs wsere disposed of' on muchl the *amne terms as hiha se'nnight, isa consider prices generalvs hens~n is. taO s. per quj ...

... I PORT-NEHVS. PLYMOUTH, Martd 17. |Saturdc/. Lasty ?? a miost beautiful sight appeared off oiu port, ,jisst. .bcfdr son-set; nearly i .>a sail of East and West In' ianeii, the wuiivoy for i-sbimn, Alita, and Alessilua,' lwve ilil sighltt fruo the Eastward, under. con- .voyof the Aminada, 74. They lay nft the Soeunld, tbe un s-shiping olt thejtr. sli ls, ?? a moiost delighttul speotacle to the ...

... CUJROIOS S'I4TISTIC.IL A~CCON7TS. In Great Britain. the number of m en: capable of rising in arms en vnaise, from I5 to 6Qyears of age, is 2,144,847, or abolut 4 inevery II malps.. There are abo t 90,000 marriages yearly1 and of 63 marriages, olily are observe to -e without otfspring. in Great Jvritaln there die every year aout 33q,7'00; every toonth about 25,592 ?? every week 6,S98; every day ...

... PI,LVMOUJII, -luuu.sz id, 1 1814.. I ThAirsday, Atigu.ct 11. Arrived the Hlyperiou frigatw, frumn a cruize on the coast of Spain.-Weut up the liar- bour to tie paid off, the Stirling Castle and Rippon, of 74 go ns each. Friday. This belug the anniversary of his Royal highnlless the Prince Regent's birth-day, the same wvas (dbserved lihre wifh the usual demoustratiolns ofjoy. The. morning was ...

... P.L;LYMOU '£0X, May. s5e 1° l1 Ilondray. Wind S. S. W. cloudy. The temains of the Cap)tain, of 74, borlt in Hamoare and sunk, were ?? up hy tile yard lutoog atd two line of battle ships., andare wn)W safe on ure, and out of passage way. The artifidert on completing- their arduous job gave niae heartyecheers.-l his morning the baggage of the Salop regbi'efiit was embarked from the Barbican, and ...

... ; mialtuaplo Kallaall Airlitto.., I vOBRN-EXCHANGE, Monday, March 1o. There was a small supply of English Wheat this morning, which experienced a brisk sale at the early part of the market, at an advance of .2. per quarter since last Monday.-Fine Barleys were Is. per quarter ?? Pease maintained tbeirprice. -Grey Pease being in demand for shipping, advanced 2s. per ?? a small supply of ...

... Q:bc lHarlat.5. WA RI-LAsiE, Nov. 29.-Trhe supply of Wheat since this di se'nnight having been rather large, as also the arrival of ti morning, in addition to a considerable supply of Flour coastoayi upwards of I17,000 sacks, the inealing-trade ssas in conselliltc eaceedir ly dull; and even at a reduction of fronm Is. io 2-p quarteron the finest runs, but little progress could be nmde; illl ...

... SHIP.NEWS. Camte in eins sour last. The Nelson, Stew art, from Bnrbados -tbe Mam-aret, Hamlyn, from Triiiadad-tlie Herculles, Paslcy, froml St. Vflnccnt's-.tbe Edw~ard, Wageett, and the Susanl, Mayio, from Waterford -the Mdazareene, larby, from-Belfast-thle Unlion Packet, Davis, from Cork-the Mary, Butter, from Jers;ey-the Brothers, Kinight, fiom Drogheda. Arrired. AtJamaica, the Lavinia, ...