... MTONEY MAR fET.-Ciry, WEDNESDAY. - The declaration made by Earl Gerey in the House of Lords last night, relative to the procecdihgs of the French expedition at Ancona, has relieved the public mind from much suspense and anxiety; but the Public Securities have experienced ojnly a slight improvement on the closing prices yesterday evening;. There is still a considerable demand for Money in the ...

... M 0ONEY AIA RCT.-CiTy, PR tDAY. The proceedings in the House of Commons last night, with the divisior on the Reform Bill, have, as a matter of course, engrossed a great deal of attention In the City ; but the Public Securities have undergone only a trifling fluctuation. The most prominent feature in the transactions was a sudden demand for money not only on Consuls, but on Exchelquer Bills, to ...

... M6O~r.3 fKRT.-C, TiEwDy; The arrival of Count Orloff from Hollrnd has not much increase ed the h0opes of the speculators In ?? of a speedy settlement of the affiirs of Belgium and Holland. Toe object of his visit to this country is understood to be that of procrastinating rather than that of bringing the negoclatlon nearer to a conclu- sion. As the British Government is now pretty well aware ...

... MONEY AIMARKET.-(CUy, S47'URDAY. The Consol Market has been droopizig ?? nearly the whole of the day, and prices, at the termination of business, were nearly i per cent. below what they left off yesterday.: The Account price opened nominally at 83-., and fell to 8S3 on the sale of 50,0001. Consols for Money at 83g. The Market, however, soon recovered from the effect of this transaction, and ...

... DEAL, MARCH 18.-We have experienced strong breezes, and' squally, from the S.W. during the week, which at Intervals back-' ed out to the E.S.E. sufficiently free to admit the Honourable Company's ships Abercrobie Robinson, Captain Innes, and Reli- ance, Captain Timins, and the rest of the outward-bound, to clear the Downs, and proceed on their respective voyages; the former for Bombay and ...

... FROI THE GAZETTE OF TUESDAY, MARcIi 20. DIVIDENDS. Samuel Skelton, of King-street, Holhorn, jeweller, April 12, at twelve, at the Court of lBankruptcy, Bas1nrihall-street-Jvlin Lloyd, of King s-place. Contmer- clal-rad, slopseiler, April lb, atone, Iat the Court of BIankruptcy, ida-IRghatil. ?? 1Tomsonr, jton. of Beaurnont-strert, Mary-la-bunrie, weine-mer- chaut, April 10, at ten, at the ...

... MONEY MARKET.-CITYA AJ0NDAY. The speculative ?? In the Public Securities bas been very limited. Consols for Account have beet quoted throughout the day from 133 to 83J, and for immediate transfer from 83J to 8 i. It Is reported that the Hebrew party will not renew tneir pur- chases until si mething of a decisive character shall have trans- pired as to the Refnrm Bill in the Upper House of ...

... MONEY MrARXEBT.-CITY, FRIDAY. Some disappointment has been felt to- day that the advance in French Stock on Wednesday occasioned so little excitement in the Market for our own Funds. Consols for Account have only varied between 83i and 83 ,, and leaving off, buyers, only at the intermediate price. The first transfers this moraing In Consols were at 83J, but they were afterwards done at 83J. ...

... MONERY IARKEB.-tory, MON DvJ. The Consol Market remains heavy at the reduction In the pilces on Saturday. An optional bargain for 100,0001. which is to extend to the end of the present week, was the only transaction of magnitude up to the termination of business this afternoon. The Broker who sold the Stock entered upon large transtiction)s of the same description during the last account, but ...

... 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 ...

... Supplernent>fo The LOND ONV GAZETTE of Friday. COLONIAL DE: ARTMENT. DOWNING STRE1ETl, MARCII 9 1832 The fol1owving ?? from the Governor of Jamaica has been received at this office:,- Kilng's House, Jramaica, Janr 16, 1832. MY LoRD- ' have the hono~ur t - continue ni- narrative of the proceedings which have taken Enlace since my lastdispatcb. I then transmitted t * your Lirdsilip the cov y of ...