... A-ONEVY AIARKET.-CTY, F'R[DAr. The very large purchases of Stock made yesterday after- a noon, hail some influence over the transactionsin Consols on d the opening of the market this morning. The Account price e reached 83,'j, & for May they were sold at 83*. The speculators A sold for this second Account freely at this improvement, ang d their operations having been backed by a good supply of ...

... AJONE Y M11.4RK[E'1'.-CT rr Y. '~TillSD 4Y. The transactitns In Con sols have. been rnctie anirnatedl to-day, in cins que ce of yesterday having been observed as at holiday. The market opened with iut any appearatice of business, and remained flat until the ?? of the afternoon, when seveial buyers pressed fr.vnrd, and cleared off in ?? ?? up- wards of 160,0001. stuci. It wies tile purchase ot ...

... ;rfi Rm ec-L NOff - ?? ,FrifdayAerk9 I _ _ .. . . .~ ., . . . OFFICg' oe 'HE VICE C HAM E'RLAIN TO TH r3; QJUEEN, , MAIIcH ?? 1832. Notice, i's' hereby giev'i that lht ?? 'wIl hold a dirawing.- ro-.i at St. Jamnes'st Palace on Thurslay, the Is!h istiiarit.7 Thsose Laiilets *ho 'wlsh tis ?? h h\ hoinoiur Uf beink preselnted to her Majesty ?? that It iis ablutely necessary that their bards, ...

... MONEY AiIARKET.-CITY, SATURDAY. A depression of * per cent, occurred In the Consol Market this morning soon after It opened, by the sale of 75,0001. New 3J per Cents. They opened nominally at 91, and on the above operation the price fell to 904. There was a good deal of excitement pro- duced by It, more particularly as so little business is transacted in, the heavy securities on a Saturday. ...

... MONBY AlAERBT.-COr, Tvssn.r. Some.check has been given: to the specultaions for a rise in the Funds to-day, In -some mesasure, by rather a sudden demand for F money, the current interest of which On Stock-has ARien to 4 and 5 r per, cent. ~Besides this, there has be en it 'good deal of realizing ti ,among~the Bu(1~party; not including those of. the Hebrew class, 0 on. the expectation -that ...

... MARKEY'S. CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY. There was a short supply of Wheat from the home counties to- day, and the trade is ratther brisk for the finest qualities, and last Monday's prices were fully maintained; but the ordinary sorts continue as dull as ever, having no demand for them. Of Barley there was a good supply from 8Off-lk; all of fine Malting qualities was taken off freely om full as goo4 ...

... AMONEY JfARKET.-CGrY, FR4DAv; The Public Securities ate again a shade higher, which is to be attributed to a demand for Money Stock. Tire Chancery broker purchased 30,0001. Consrols for Tuesday at 82A,, which, it the absence of other business, made a greater impression. Consols for Account opened nominilly this morning from 82- to 82t, and were sold this afternoon at 8,. The closing price in ...

... 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 ...

... MIONEY JAARKET.-Ujjy, 1MONDAxY. Iate thig afternoon an account reached the City freni Paris, that the French Expedition had arrived at Ancona, and that a poftion of the troops had been landed. It was brought by an extraoldinaqy exprees, and although it was not doubted, the Mvarkt for Consuls underwent no alteration whatever. 'l'hus, therw, it appears, that the original destination of the ...

... I Yesterday, at twelve o'clock, a meeting of Creditors was convened at the Bankruptcy Court, in Bssinghall-street, to con- bider certain Resolutions which were submitted to t'hem on the part of the Assignees. The meeting was numerously and respectably attended, and William Courtenay, Esq. of the House of Lords, took the Chair. The ensuing statement was circulated through the room, we believe ...

... I Supplement o the LONDONGAZETTB f Tuesday,3far.G. At the Council Chamber, Whitehall, the 11th day of March, 1832, by the Lords Of His Majeitj's Must Henourrible Privyt Cctnc~il.. Whereas by tin A&e, lpassed icr the second year of the reign (if hiii prsn Mejosty, int i-uld- 'Air Act f.,r the prevention, aq fnr cas may he po~sibie, of thre disease, called the cholera. or epoisnio- dic, or ...

... XU OjNrE Y lIAJKE] ?? THIU RSDAY. The New A ccount tit Ihbi' Sticek Mark et lproceeds very languidly; and, tip to the tf*ricrccrtrun, of hustirtes- this tifrernoon, Consolo have remained stationriyr, frour 82j ito 82.1. Tire Stock for itiounediate trasfser sales was miade at 82j, thle ireacest qutotation At four 0 (100k. As tlrere appears to be rio itanedlrate prospect of inuch fluctua- lthin ...