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... romnz theLOfNDI)X G.IZETTE Qf~riday, lMarchI9. DECLARtATION, tiF I N78.VFNCY. MAtCga 17.-11011YRTi (AR-AWA VA, atle (If Oliveir-terrace. VMile- cid. roan arrd toow ?? tir -. ito .1 a c, P'op ar, toarluer, that he s in irtaven t citircumtav, ea a, jz. is una .51, to Meiet Itis euitige itnlo Iith hi ris Crrritoro. 71AN K l'tT Y E'N JATIGFI). JAMES NVAGNEli, of Plpr.Il.y rlor, from April 9 til ...
... MONEY-MARKIET. GCIry, TuEsDAy. The fluctuation in Coflsols, expected to have been very extensive to-day on the promutlgation of the Bludget, has not exceeded a per cent. tipl to the termination of business, its effect bcing, as is corrinioily the case, anticipated by the speculators. The B3ull party expterienced a good deal. of re- lief by the knowledge of the fact, thwat the Sinking Fund ...
... l'romn the LONDON GAZlJI 7T'7- e Tuesday, Mlarc/i 2. CROWN OFFICE, MARCH 2, 18:30. MEMB1ERS3 RETURNED TO SERVEI IN' THilS PRESENT PARLIAMENT. BOROuGiH Oil CLONMIEL.-E3'roe Coute, in the room of Jan-ics H;ewvitt Massey Dnw son, Esq., who has acceptedi the Cltiltern. H1lundreds. COUNTY OP MEATII.-ArtIluI Plunkett, Esq., commonly calledl Lord Killeen, of Killeen Castle, in thc said county, in the ...
... fONrEy-j.4JRKE7.= CIrY, E EDA'ESDAY. REl)UCTION OF T1HE FOUR PER CENTS. The long-expected notice ?? the reduction of the Four per Cents. has at length made its appearance at the Stock Market, where for a few minutes it excited a pretty strong ferment, but lo fluctuation beylonld per cent. The follo w ing is a copy of the N,)tice - - 24th March, 1830. A new Stock to be created, bearing an ...
... IRETAIL WFINS AND SPIRIT TRADE. The Committee connected with the above trade met at the Queen's Armns, Newgate-street, yesterday morning, for the purpose of considering matters in connection with the interests of their trade. Mr. Stevens in the Chair. After certain subscriptions had been handed in, The CHAIRMAN called upon Mr. Ashurst, the Solicitor, to make any statement that he thought it ...
... AIR. DAfWPSON Vlad tte! AUSYW,4L)1,V CNOMrANY. I .In The (rbrotticle of Monday ?? ?? Oil accounit of a papiphlet published about ?? mon01ths ago by at Mr. Daw soil, wbo hild hcen chicf agent of thc Austraianj Coulpanl in New South 1vales. ?? article in quetstionl is s~o dr~awn Iup, that the writei' aplpears to adlopt ats his own both tile state- nients of MNr. Da\%son andl the conclusions hie ...
... THEl ARTPICl AL S'Tl7i OF 7'lE COUNTRy ANV1D FIeEE TJ&,JDE. One of the phrases which. we hear frequent]y repeated as a relsoll agtinst freedoml of trade of anyhkind, tind especially a free trade ill corII, is ' the au tificiadl state of the country - an1d this artificial state, when the neaning of those who use the words is examited, resolves itself into the high money wages of labour in ...
... MONEY- MARKET.- CiTy, THIIRSDAY. WNe learn by lie private Ictters fromu Paris, received by the Estafette to-day, that considerable efforts had been made to occasion a rally in the French Stock, and the Jewish in- terest has been buying very extensively, both for Money and Account , and to this is to be attributed the improve- ment of 4 per cent. Tliese operations appear to have been the more ...
... MAARKETSlMARCH 29. CORN EXCHANGE. VWe have a good attendance of dealers at market to-day, and fine wheat is in some demand, and factors are marking it at an advance ot is. to 2s. per quarter, although we are not aware of this having been actually given. Inferior and second-rate parcels support the quotations of last market day. The barley-trade is dull, and this grain may be quoted at a ...
... ?? the LONDON G42Z1E aTE s f Tuesday, Malcis 16. 1 AV1ITEHALL, MIIACrIT 12. 'Eliji- KimU bao. beeni pleajsed to ?? tile ?? John 1 I 1i1birt Seyiftiolfr, M.A. to the Peetory of Northiclurch, inl the corinty of Hecrtfordl annl ?? of Linicolnt, i 01(1 by the C defth ?? 7It th Reverenld F. I]. Bitr1 ?? The Kin~g has ailso beeni pleased to present the Reverend Mdwbrt Mui c:~ohi to the (hucih hull ...
... 1IO0EY-MARICET.-CITY, SATURDAY. There was a good deal of flatness in the Consol M~arket, in o: the early part of the clay, hu t no news of importance, either S by express or othervise, wvas received from any part of the Continent. Thieprivatc ,letters from Par-is, datedThiur-sday, ei allude to the uneasy !etate of Prince Polignac and tho rest of the members of the French Cabinet, without ...
... MfOlVNRY-JiA1JKKT.-CJry, TUESDAY. There has been a pretty decided movemnent for the bet- ter in the Public Securities on a repetition of two rulilours, the one having sonic connexioi with the other. The first referred to the redtiction, of thie rate of interest by tile Bank ; and the last, the allegation that a notice will be ?? to the Stock E xchange either ?? or oh an early day, for ...