... FUNDS. Price. SATURDAtY. Consuls ?? 83 Do. Account. SSI S1 New ?? 91 34l Red.- 4 per Cent.. Long Ann. : FOREIGN. Brazil . 4b4 Dutch ?? 42 Danish 24 .. 67 French 3p.C. 97 Mex. 6 pr. C. 314 Russian ?? 971 Spanish. 1822 14I L Stat.spC. 814 SHARE LIST. Div. Paid. _ IH- Grand J unction Canal.. 13 0 0100 Alanchester & Livperpl Railway ?? 9 0 Oilf London Dock 3 0 0c10t it. Katherine's Dock 3 0 0,100 ...

... I W M 1ONXEY .4J.ARKB7'1.-V;I Y. WEDNESDAY. The attention of the speculators in Console. has been di- rected principally to-day to the exchange of drafts for differ- ences in the Account just ended. No additional failure has been announced, and confidence was not shaken therefore. Consols for Account remained stationary during the whole of the morning, from 82., to 82:, but in the afternoon ...

... I / FUNDS. Price. SHARE LIST. Div. Paid. F'rice. SATURDAY. Grand Junction Canal.. 13 0 0100 232 Consols: ?? 83& Manchester & Liyperpl. Do. Account. 831i Railway.. ?? - - 9 0 9 00 100 200 3j New 91 London Dock . 300100 (54 30 ?? O* ?? St. Katherine's Dock ..3 0 l 0 4.per Cent.. _ West Mid. Wat. W. - 3 -0 o'i O 71 Long Ann .. Grand Junct. Do. 10-0 50 51 Long A nn A lliance Insurance . 0 8 ...

... ! MARK-LANE, CORN-EXCHANGE, MARCH 12. -Since this day se'nnight our supplies have been moderately good as to English, Irish, and Scotch wheat, English malt, and English, Irish, and Scotch barley. Our supply of Irish oats has been abundant. Of foreign wheat and flour, English and Scotch oats, and pulse and seed, from various quarters, the supplies have been but limited. This day's market was ...

... MARK-LANP., CoRN-EXCcANnLt, MARCH 26. -Our supplies have been, since this day sell- night, of English, Irish, Scotch, and foreigu wheat, English, Irish, and Scotch oats, Eu- nli~h aud Scotch malt and barley, and En- 'glish, Irisb, Scotch, and foreign tlour, mode- rately good- Of rye, beans, peas, and seeds, from all quarter-, very limited. This day's market was well attended, botl by London ...

... LONDON MARKT_.S MARK-LANE, CORN-EXCHANGZ MARCH 5N, In the course of last week the arrivals of all descriptions Of graiua weretolerably good, with a moderate supply of flour. The wind being contrary, the quantities of corn fresh up this morfgs ame sus l. Th fiqst snamples of wheat s43l reedily to4 day, at the termsis of this day se'nnight, but for all other qualities the, trade has been very ...

... From Ate LONDON GAZETTE of Tuesday, March 20. LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, MARCa 13, 1832. Notice is hereby given, that his Marjesty will hold a Levee at St. Jarmes's Palace, on Thiursday, the 22d instant, instead of Wed- nesday, the 21st, it being the day appointed for a general fast. DOWNING-STRERT, MARCH 16, 1832. The King bas been pleased to appoint the Earl of Mulrave to be Captain General ...

... AZONBY MfAR.KBT.-Cm,, TVnSDAY- There have been vory few arrivals in the city to-day. The accounts received through Ilavannah from Jamaica, slating tham thle disturbances which prevailed thtre when the forme r advices vvere sent away, hadl not 1ll-cn put down, does not meet with much credit in the City and it was s-ated, late in the dav, that. accounts2 lssd b. en receired of' the restoration ...

... CANADA COMIPANY. - | I . . .. I The Annual Meeting of the Canada Company was held on. Friday, the 23d. inst., at their house in St. Helen'&-placei for the purpose of receiving the Reports and Balance-sheet of the state of their affiirs for the year 1831, and other business. The following is an outline of what took place:- Mr. BOSANQUrT (the Governor) read a Report of the ge- neral state of the ...

... INSOLVENTS. EVANS, W., Carmarthen, draper. KEYTE, S., Minories, oilman. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. GRAVES, H., and W. S. Gooding, Strand, tailors. PRATT, T., Exeter, druggist. BANKRUPTS. BOWDLER, T., Shrewsbury, horsa-dealer. CROSSEE, T., Birminghamn, caster and fire- brass-manufacturer. DE METZ, A.-L, Walter's-buildings, Hol- loway, bill-broker. FRY, J., Bristol, tailor. JARVIS., E., Stoke ...

... MONEY MA114RKE7l.-Mlo ND d Y. There has been a good deal of excitement in the city to- dhy, occasioned by a great variety of rumours which have been circulated, but none of them have operated prejudicially on the Money Alarker, where prices continue to advance with a degree of steadiness not a little remarkable. Before business closed this afternoon, an account was pub- lished that Ministers ...

... Prom flee LONDOON (GAKFE d1 of Tuesday, Atavc& 6. i LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, MARCII5, 1832. BY COMMAND OF ]:IS MAJESTY. Notice is hereby given, that all pe rsons having Petitions or Ad- dreasts to present to his Majesty at the Levee, are to write on two cards, with their niames, a Statement of the object of euch Petitions or Addresses, anid of the versons from whom they come ; one card to be ...