... I.OXDOX, TUESDAY EVENING. RK& OF BRITISH STOCKS THIS PAY AT 4. Reduced per Cent* 84, Consul,foi Account ton*.3 per Cents 831 Bank Stock per Cents. t)l{ Lour Annuities 19 u-16 percent*, reduced—Pl i South Sen Stuck 4 per Cents 100, India Stock 2*5 4 per Cents. Scrip India Bonds per Cents. l Exehe. Bills eld.l PRICES Ft) RE lON STOCKS THIS DAY Coloni. « Cents. 25*. I Portuguese Bonds 74, Mexican ...

... LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING. PRICES OF BRITISH STOCKS THIS DAY AT 4. Reduced 3 per Cents- • -85J Bank Stock Cons. 3 per Cents Long Annuities 19» per Cents. 93» India Stock per Cents. reduced India Bonds 100 per Cents 103 Bills (2d.1 per Cents. 103 Consols for Account J PRIChS OF FOREIGN STOCKS THIS DAY AT 4. Brazilian Bonds I Mexican Bonds Buenos \yres | Mexican Bonds (1885) Chilian « Cents 2«| | ...

... favours, next week. Temperamutantur— Hamilton 181 ...

... Petitions against the Papists.—The following appealed lite leading paragraph in the John Bull of Sunday : Some surprise lias been evinced our friends that we do not express a greater rieg of satisfaction at the general institution uf Brunswick Clubs all oiarthe country. feel the greatest pleasure this universal display sound constitutional principle; but we wish that the efforts of their ...

... LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING. PRICES OF BRITISH STOCKS THIS DAY AT 2. Reduced 3 per Cents • • •8.-.i, Bank Stock Cons.'JperCents Long Annuities 18--16 31 per Cents. India Stock perCeuts. reduced 93 J India Bonds per Cents loijii Exehe. Bills (2d.) 7.. per Cents. H»2J ...

... TUESDAY EVENING. PRICKS Of BRITISH STOCKS THIS DAY 4. Red'lied 3 per Cents 86} ConßoWfor Account C'ona.3Der('ent» Bank Stock 3| per Cent*. -WJ ! Long Annuities 3* reduced 93| South Sea Stock percent- 101* I India Stock 2.l ...

... MINISTERIAL EXPLANATIONS. Lord briefly introduced tbe following discussion, by adverting to the expectations and disappointments expressed the public, to ascertain the cause of the dissolution of the late Ministry, and an explanation of Mr. Huskisson's Guarantee. Mr. skisson.—Sir, This I shall fairly say, that the contrast between the manly proceedings of the Noble Lord to night, and tbe ...

... Windsor, Nov. I.—His Majesty, it now ascertained, will not take up his residence at the Castle so soon as has lately beer, stated. Notwithstanding improved state of the King's health, his Majesty has not been out from the Royal Lodge during the week. The Pictures which constitute the Kind's Private Collection, the whole of which have been purchased by his present Majesty, are insured against ...

... converting the terminable annuities of each period into equivalent in perpetual annuities, at common rare uf interest,—viz. at per cent.: Tbe annual charge of the public debt was— lnl7Mi £. £. £. In perpetual annuities 7.817,750] In terminable do. 307.212 equivalent in perpetual annuities to 1.007,321! 8,825.0711 Interest of unfunded debt 346,713 Total 1792 9,171.784 In 1816: In perpetual ...

... A petition to the King against any further concessions to the Roman Catholics, is now in the course of signature in every county Great Britain.—A/aHdiirft Mr. Huskisson (says the Berkshire Chronicle') is actively in treaty for a return to the Administration. We wish lie may get it Trade Lisbon.—The present measures of the usurper Miguel, the barbarous and cruel system of oppression under which ...

... Rumours of Changes.—lt rumoured the Clubs that larl Grey is be First Lord of tlie Admiralty, and that Catholic Emancipation is made a vernment measure next Session. Ttie rumoured resignation of Mr. can only have its source in his supposed unconquerable hostility Emancipation.— Morning Paper. The Morning Papers say that Earl Grey to be first Lord the Admiralty—an office held during Mr. Fox's ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS, Monday, March 17- The Hon. W. Lord Brkcnock, and other Members, brought up several Private Bills, which were read a first time. ROMAN CATHOLIC CLAIMS. The Bishop of Gloucbster presented a Petition from the Rural Dean and Clergy of the Deanery of Camden, In the diocese of Gloucester, against any further concessions the Roman Catholics; also a similar Petition from the Rural Dean ...