... :tie 0.? jl?, I I/ II? Al I I' , ? I '11-1 , Pti ? tj 4).. 1 I 11(91 II I II (I hI Iii. I ?? t I't II IIllI lie II liii I ~Ill 'AII iiitiiioi t, Itle 110 11.II ?? 0 IInI II,' II Iuy 111 ?? u y I I oI I I i4 c pierije, in ' icts t it Io piv lioju-ti i'd lilealinlre' ilkiigll be es ll'inel eto lov il letb' ~ ofI I hit I per Cvnlis. ?? It wuimhi lie It' 3 per ~'la , SI C IV ir Wt' gI (Ii'l th(-e ...

... SHIPXNRWS . PnCRSMlOUTwu;M~AiXt ?? Faitliifrom, Madras; sailed 'the ?? bf October, 'and from 0he Mauritius -theilst of.Dece~nber. -1--i -i ,Pk~vowwru, -M-Aac-2. .S.E.--Arived t~~e Ondernemy s !,,afromBatavia. Of port the Isabella, ,Kgsrtr, front - sA l7 MA 2.: Arrived the Niivariioj' Miurb s firpmznpx fyes;. ?? . ?? r ,- -. , -. _ * Da4),-j~lso,=.MARO 3 3-E. -Thievhole of the -outkward-honiad ...

... 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 ...

... SIIIP NEWS. DovEzR, MARcih 21.-Arrived yesterday, the Royal George steam-vessel, from Calais, with the carriage of Ry- land, Esq. and a number of passengers, amongst whom were Mr. Dean and family, Mr. Jarborough, Mr. Chambers, &c. Sailed yesterday, his Majesty's packet Crusader, with the mail, dispatches, and a number of passengers, for Calais; amongst whom were Captain Pennefather, Captain ...

... AMOAE ' MAIRK'E- w-CsI2, MJ oxow. . . ?? It hiaving beetn ascertained that the Account in Consols for the 1(; th of next mnonth is a IurU one, and ?? whatever fulrtlhe ;1CCOnInllOd1LtiOnI nay be shown to the leai~ tnr spe- culators by the banking intetest, a great deal of Stockv nmust be thrown into cetenl ation, thl tendeiey of the 11l iket Wals downlalrdssoon after tile cosmcncenenlent of ...

... jhfOjNEY- Af4R KET.--JTY, SATURDAY. The alleged proposition for reducing the New Four per Cents., the subject of general interest yesterday, has been treated to-day as merely one of the projects from among the many which have been transmitted from the City to the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the party concocting it, whose name has been publicly mentioned, flattering himself that it would ...

... SHIP NBEWS. DovER, MARCHL 7.-Sailed the Volkardinger, from Cadiz, with salt, for Rotterdam ; Dolphin, Seville, wool, Rotter- danm ; Vrow, Maarlje, Lisbon. salt, Vlaardinger ; Onder- neeming, Cette, wine, Rotterdam ; Hoop, Cadiz, salt, Dor- trecht ; Mary, Shields, ballast, Newcastle ; Native, Dover, grain, Cork ; -Two Brothers, Yarmouth, herrings, Liverpool; Draper, Bristol, general cargo, ...

... 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 ...

... ;'ru97ll It OND ON GJZE Thf Tuesday, Mlarch 9. FORlEIGN-OFFICE, Frii. 20, 1830. Tihe King haks bel 'graciously pleatsed to nomlinatte andl appoint William, Sharp Mlacleay, Esq. to he hl:, Maje.s-tvss Co ininissaiy Jud~ge, ini thu roomn of HeUnry Theophillis kit- bee1, Esq. and Clharles Madietnzie, Esq. to be his Majesty's Ccfjiiimiss ioner~ of Arblit ration, in tii'! 10011 of ANV fitlai SIhi a ...

... A great deal has been said and written of late about the non-remunerating prices at which British goods are sold in the Calcutta market ; and instead of recommending the ex- tension of the market, and the increase and improvement of exchangeable products, as the remedies for this evil, it has been employed as an argument against the fultheropening of the trade to India, & some suggestions have ...

... 7'IE INUNDA'TIONArXT VIENNA. Extract of a letter from Vienna, March 10:- When I last wrote, a hard frost had set in, and has continued ever since; the thermometer constantly at four degrees under , freezing. The water in the Danube has sunk seventeens feet, but has left enormous masses of ice lying wherever it had risen. The whole of the Crater and the March Feld is E one enormous plain of ...

... SHIP ATIVA& DOVER, MARCH 4.-His M j esty's packet the Crusader, which arrived last evening from Calais, besides the'tssual Government dispatches, brought: one from the lonlan Islands, and an overland dispatch from India, and-alsb seve.- ral passengers, amongst whom were Mr. Power, -Mj!.`Goretj, Miss Norton, Mr. Wiltshire, Mr. Everington, Mr. Fhaani, and Mr. Copling, the bearer of dispatches, ...