... 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 ...

... MONE-Y-JL4RKET.-CITY,, MONDZY. The prices of the Public Securities at the close of bu. siness were nearly I percent, above what they opened in the morning, which must be ascribed to the 'ption Bargains entered upon late on Saturday, a good deal of Stock being called for, which the dealers were not pre- pired to deliver, not over-stated at 100,0001. Console for Account, scarcely saleable early ...

... MI)NEY-MARKIAT..-I(:rY, AoNAFr. I 'T'he agitation at the Stocl; Market has not subsided on the contrary, it has been much increased to-day j xvlence thc prices, at the close ofbilsiness, were upwards (it one-hall per cent. under whaL thle opened at in the Thc efforts macie by thc Jewvish interest to occasion a re-action, hy the fearless mnannier in which they hid ior Money Stock, were not ...

... |Jiruon the LONDON G0 @ f Tuesdi, Feb.2,3. V.~ VHI- iiEHALL, '3 ' 1: 20, 130 T,Wi Xin has beenfpleas&d&i't~ist h hh oor 5abie'-L J 1ie bercromnby to bie l ql~b'arond 01 his Majesty's Court =1 xcequer in Scotlandi, icant ,by the resignatip of Sir Samulel Sh~ephcrd. i the Gr~~~at Scalof the United ?? Gi eat Britahs6;r Ireland, ctopowering the Deian anid Chaptet of the,:Cathe- dral Chuirchi of. ...

... MONE Y-3ARKET..-C7TY, TUESDAY. T'ie Consol Mfarket remains entirely destitute of anima- tion. One Broker, whose dealings are more narrowly watched than most others, delivered about 100,0001. Con- sels, sold a few days since. Tbis amount the Jobbers were prepared to take, and consequently no unfavourable im- pression was created. Consols for Account opened at 92it sellers, and in the course of ...

... IONE Y-M ARKET.-CrTY, WED XESD.4IY I The Consol Market has been in a feverish state to-day, occasioned by the near approach of the Settlement, fixed for Ft iday next, the fluctuation amounting to nearly -2 Pei- cent., which must be ascribed, in a great measure, to the large amount of 0ptions, which, by a recent decision, are to be arranged one day previous to the general settlement of the ...

... 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 ...

... LARKETS, JL)NR 1. SUGAR-The market continues to be barely supplied with plantation sugars of the new crop, and the stock in the West India Docks has been reduced to 8484 hhds and 1163 tierces. The deliveries last week were 2318 hhds and 132 ticirces. Prices are firm for fine qualities. The deliveries of Mauritius last week were very large, viz. 6000 bags for the home trade, and 2400 bags for ...

... M&NVEy' F.,5A4RKVT.Cmr. . MowiiV£,.d T'lie Consol Market seem,,s to be entirely deprived of' i4.t w onted elasticity, leaving, we think, littledoubt that a great deal of the stock in pan, to vlichl *we have frequently alluded of latc, is abo;t to be brought into circulation. 'lhis is a most important point to be ascertailled, as regu- latilng tle futule value of the Public Securities ; and We ...

... afONEY.-.of4RKfh.CIrTY, MoND.4y. A very strong sensation was created to-day alnoni the speculators il the Funds, by the extraordinary rise in the Public Securities at Paris at the end of last week ;-extra- ordinary, becauuse thu natural inference was, that the fer- mlient occasioned by the late proceedings of the Legislature Woulld have, at any rate, checked ani iniprovement, if indeed a ...

... 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 ...