... MONE Y-MAK i 7:T.-CIrY, MON&DAY. The reports respecting the indisposition of his Majes- ty have continued in circulation to-day, and although not countenanced from authority, have made an vnfavour- able impression on the Public Securities, which have left off A per cent. under the quotations they obtained in the tarly part of the day. 'The gloom was somewhat increased by the stoppage of a ...

... ,SHIP DEAL, JAN. 22-Wind S.E.-Arrived1 the Abererombie, Robinison, anti General Palmer, Thomas, from London to India The Nelson packet, Newport, from London to Ire- land, missed stays and went on shore on the Hope Sand, East of St. Margaret's Bay, at eleven last night, where she now lies. If the weather is moderate it is hoped she will be hove off next tide. PORTSNMOUTII, JAN. 22.-Wind E.S.E. ...

... MONEY.MCARLKET.-CjTy, TnURs&.Ay. This day, looked forward to as being so important, being fixed for the first transfer in Consols, has passed off En much more quietly than could have been expected, with be( prices T, per cent. above what they left off yesterday, wl which were maintained up to the termination of business th, this afternoon. m Thus, then, it appears th at the reports of a very ...

... MONEY-AlJRKE7 ?? Turso.4y. A good deal of curiosity was excited to-day by the transfer of a large -amount of stock into the name of his Grace the Duke of Wellington, out of which ttansaction- many conjectures arose ; and by the Bu1l party it was looked upon as a very favourable omen, as theysupposed, cu that did not his Grace anticipate a further advance in the St public securities, he would ...

... Ilrom the LONDON GAZETTE el Tuesday, Jan. 19 .WHITEHALL, JAN. 18, 1830. The King has been pleased to present the Reverend Peter fc Balfour to the church and parish of Tealing, in the presby- 1i tery of Dundee and county of Forfar, vacant by the trans- cl portation of the Reverend George Todd to the church and bh parish of Dundee. el CROWN-OFFICE, JAN. 19, 183,0. b BIEIMBER RETUIRNED TO SERVE ...

... MONEY-MARKEIT.-Clry, FR IS;Y, . I ~ jy We have it in our power to lay before the public a very important communication, which, no doubt, will give great satisfaction to a large class of persons, we mean the holders of the New Four per Cents., who hiave been kept in a great state of alarm for some time past by the positive assertion made, that the Chancellor of the Ex- chequer intended this ...

... Yesterday morning (though the coldest of the season, with ak een northerly wind at times blowing almost to ahurric-ne) great numbers of -persons had the curiosity to attend the execution of William Banks, at Horsemonger-lane Gaol. The street in front was crowded soon after eight o'clock. T'he culprit has been for many years connected with a mnost desperate gang of robbers, of which he was ...

... FROM THE LONDON GAZErfE OFTUESDAY, JAN. 19. Ricar Llyd o I~~gllDIVI DENDS. ithe CarendLond Hot Drlely .rc c' -r Lire. tannejr. Feb,. lit, at one. at thefiaendrt l'Ms, S~tith Jirht,-streat. L1,,erpooljBsnj-mln Gray, Jam, a Gray, Ilohvrt Wilseen, and Janmen Richardaon, If London aud bt- vertirtl. dealer-, Feb. I1, at, ore, at the Offit of ir. James Low, Ex-. cliinge-alley. Lletrrriool-Dacvtd ...

... MONL Y-1A1IK E T.-CITY, Tnu . A panic, though not attended with any material de- prcssion in the prices, was experienced at the Stock Al ar- ket this afternoon, on tile report of the serious indisposi. tion of his Alajesty. Consols for Account, which had touched 94. on tile purchase of 100,0001. by one Broker, and 25,0001. 'I hree per (Cent. Reduced at 911 for the Accountant General of the ...

... M ?? Y-MAIcK E.-C'rF FhrodIAY. w , - ; . - I CONTRACT FOR THE. NEW FRENCH LOAN. By the arrivals from Paris by express, anid also by the regular mail' from thence this aftenoon, we have received an account, with the particulars, of the contract' for the French Loan. As was anticipated generally by the monied interest here, Messrg. Rothschild were the successful bidders, 'having' offered upw ...

... MONEY-MARIKET.-Cary, WEDvESDAY. A great deal of interest is kept up in the City by re- ports respecting the alleged contract of the Brazilian Loan, and the idea entertained that a war is about to break out between the Emperor of the Brazils and his brother, the usurper of the Throne of Portugal, in favour of the young Queen. With regard to the former, no- thing further of a conclusive nature ...

... MhONEY-MAYkRE - 'IAY, SATUkijM Up to the termilnlation of busihe tilts Afterno6n' the Funds have coutinicr4 e~xtelni av, th ltl..tho qutota- tions wvere no~ b he~ow'.hlose of~ ycsterday. ,There i, .not- withstanding, a much more decided opinion0 ?? against investments by the'plblic ; and the time bargains also show the absence of that support which was formerly given to the o5nsol Market by ...