... BANKRUPTCY OF SIR GEORGE DUCKET7' .S CO. A Meeting of the Creditors of the firm of Sir George Duckett, Moilatids, and Cmipany, was h-ld yesterday, at the Thatched House Tavern, St. James's-street. About 200 gentlemen were present. The fleeting, we believe, was convened at the instance of Mr. Barber Beaum it;t and a discussion arose as to who should take the Chair, Mr. Beaumont decllning, as he ...

... AJONRY AIARJXET.-C ITY, HIONDAY. The Consol Market has had a tendency downwards to-day, the Speculators having taken some alirrm at the conduct of the Empe- ror of Rusia towards Poland, The Account price opened nominally at 83, to 83i, and no ap- pearaiuce of huyers, excepting for the May settlement, at 831. They were no stoner suppl.d titan prices gave way about -J pe'r cent. Consols for ...

... , 17 ) , !II-, !,Sfjgy. Tii renldur jor Specrulation sepe Ins Lo increase it the SLock 'IN1ic~ in) t'tpm't tiot to the ads attce i f he prices. Tlo-ui tv :igreat deal of lltiness ?? 11cer itrannicteel at a - ierzn'pr ?? of I~ lpr Cent. in coiisrquer~ce of' thle \ onge oif the 'tus' eian antd 1'riussin rattfications to ('nio- toe Account opened mmor S-1 to S ?? and wore a ?? e frt ur thle ...

... I'VEL R LNUB. No. I. A12STfl\ACT of t.he N-ET PRODUCE of the REVYNUEB of GREAT PiRITAlN, in thc Yearis endoil 5th April, 18.;1 and( 1832, dis i I i Al-Ii. ig 1 - (111 Q ?? s ., z > Wi c, _ _ Cj o ?? r n ,'an - : O r' n -x s rD _ - _ ;D ? s - a _i, =. t . r ?? ?? X ; ?? zr. ro D n t , _ br? rt ,> rt C a o , _ . . , . _ . . _ . _ _ - 1 -1- i t - . ?? { 2 :j. _ _ ._ ,_ ._ ., ?? !: _ r' - -- - C 2 ...

... MONBY MARKET.-CrTY, FaRD.Y. To-day was observed as a close holiday in the City, and no business therefore transacted beyond the delivery of the letters and paprs by the foreign arrivals, which have been from several parts of the Continent. The Emtafette from France has supplied us with accounts from thence of Wednesday, which contain little besides dttaile of the ravages of the cholera ; the ...

... -- MONEY.. IIARET.-CITY, . SATZ4JY. The speculators lo Consols fo-day have been.furnished with-no foreign news t-f importance by whickh their transactions might be regulated. Prices are rather lower. The Account prite, which yesterday I(ft off at 85h, has fallen to 84ul. It was reported 'lat anlarge sale of nearly l00,OOoi. had been made, bvaleading Broker privately, but we believe that the ...

... HeONEY MISARKET.-Cnuy, 'THUSDAY. Q-,til this~ aftern-lon hut lhitle lii iicls- wiol transaceted ill the the Ce cers and otheri 1 li-hg ?? 1ic exchigi Ic 'lii r-- c-i all- (,ii Ii eiccldatinllii c-tlt-ire ciott hil ccthc-- Accounut ?? L~a- jcist tet nciixted. '1'iIc ci- i-L Nc-l ci il~l h nrh- ic~ Inuti II ?? er Tiii -i lt tin-, wll;'t'cii' (if 'id - iui-on vint i*T -. Scck ExciliKc cout I'pc ...

... M1ONE 'ARKET.-( lli-, j ND .Y. Reports of -art immediate creation of Peers have een| y ?? in tle city to-day, and this, in the ab- scrtce of any foreign news of prominent interest, las itnen the ohief topic of conversation. The gene- ral opinion is, that it will take place bet-ore the second reading of the Reform Bill in the Upper House of' Parliament. According to one rurnour, upwards of ...

... AlONEY AJARKET.-LOry, FRIDAY. The ahurridance ofunermployed capital lii tire City is becoimicig daily rour C apparenot, arid the current rate of !interest Is now lower than It has beein for sorni we,,ks plist. This is uric of tire favourable consequences attendant on thc re- cond reading of thle Reform Bill, lin thle Hiruse of Peersi. H-ad thle ineasuire been rtejected, It cariiiot be doubted ...

... MIONEY MARKfET.-Cay, U'EDN[I;SDAY. The lay of settlement, looied upon in general as so important by the speculators ill Consols, passerl off to-day without any Or- cumrta ices of prmininent interest, excepting a sudden scarcity of Stock about twelve o'clock, which reduced thle continuation onil Consols to the May Account from 5-16 per cent. to the smallest fraction known] in the Mairket; ...

... M~ojVE'IARh,.Cijy.l.1~ A1 ?? deal of ineiCs, htas been occasioned at the Stock 5jarkA to-doy, by some vevy large transactions ctntcred upon, chiefly privately, by a icaiing capitalist, in Optio7s. 'Thty are said to ?? to no less a sum than half a rillion sterling and are to extend through the whole of the present and follow- i-,g Account fur Iay. In the b)usiness referred to. the infltiential ...

... MlONEY MARKET.-fLn, 'IIURSDAY. As no pains have been spared of late by the party speculat- ing for a further advance in the Public Funds to restore corlfi- dence whenever symptoms of panic appeared, the Bears have for the present abandoned their attempts to bring down the prices. To-day the Time bargains have been very limited, and Con- sols for Account remained nominally for some hours at ...