... MONEY MARKET.-CirY, TvESDdY. The Public Securities have remained in a much more tran- quil state throughout the day than was anticipated by the man. ner in which they closed in private bargains yesterday after- noon. The speculators still cling to the belief, that protracted hostilities will be avoided by the surrender of the citadel of Antwerp. Consols for Account, during the whole of the day ...

... DEAL, Nov. 19.-lis Majesty's ship Talavera, Captain Brown, arrived off Margate yesterday, and procee4ed from thence to Sheerness to repair her damages, which she has unfortunately sustained by running foul of the Calypso, French frigate, ountheir crutzing ground, which ship, it Is reported, has received very con- siderable injur~v, and has also proceeded to the above part to repair. Salled, ...

... AfoNEr JfM4Rtg.-CRT , Eitadjr. i ?? I , The City was thrown into a considerable degree of ferment late this afternoon by a furthcr arrival from Holland with nr like news. The Public Securities, which had been buoyarnt its tbe early part of the day, were depressed nearly one-half per cent. The Sir Edward Bank ?? left otterdam yest, day morning, and there is nothing either in the public or - ...

... ' TI LONION ZRTE of I I , - S 3. WHITEHALL, NovExsrzt-22' 1832'. ?? The King has been'pleaseed to dirict letters;patent to be~pass~ed'' tinder the, Great Seal of the United Kingdom of .Great Britain and Ireland, 'onstltntine ''and apponntiog Cbarles Earl Grey, ?? the Right Honourable John Charles 6pencer (cornmonly cniled Vrcounit Althorp); Robert-Vernon Smith, Esq ; Fr.iics. Thorn- bl Baring ...

... MoNERY iiARKlT.-Ciry, THuispJy. The complexion of the CODEOI Market has undergone a considerable change for the worse, and from the want of con- PI fidence exhibited at the termination of business, including the Ai transactions in private bargains, it may be expected that the W prices will be yet lower. M ?? reduction of value has extended to the whole of the T, Public Securities ; for Money ...

... I The names of those who were nominated for Sherlffs by the T Lords of the Council, at the Exch, quer, on the Morrow of Saint Martin, in the thir t year of the ?? of King William the Fourth, and in the year of our Lord 1832:- BEDitoRDsuizaE-RIchard Frtohlyn, of Great Barford, Esq.; Charts Jamr-s Metcalfe, of Roxton, Esq.; George Pearce, of Harlington, Esq. BERsCs111RE-Eist George Clayton East, ...

... | WHITEHALL, NovaSBra 13. The King has been pleased to present the Rev. Adam Cairns to the church and parish of Dunboig, In the shire of Fife and presby- tery of Cupar, vacant by the death of %be Rev, James Keyden, WAR-OFFICE, Novzmi3HB li. His Majesty has been pleased to approve of the devices and dia- tinctions borne on the colours and appointments of the two Batta- lions of the Ist or Royal ...

... RXCHEQUBR CJAMBER-tR.-TaaDDY . Lowb MUNCASTXn V. BRAITHWAITE, JONES AND OTHEaRS-In this ease an Injunction had been obtained by Lord Muncaster to restrain the defendants from proceeding to recover 1,0001. the amount of a bill of exchange. The eircumstances of the case are these: Lord Muncaster,being in want of money, applied to one of the parties, by whom an ad- vertisenent bad been Inserted ...

... MUNBY MARKEfT.-GirY, TVESD4r. The Stock Market has presented a very tranquil aspect throughout the whole of this day, notwithstanding the settle- ment of the November Account to-morrow. The bulk of the speculations were, in fact, arranged last week, when the He- brew party gave continuation to the January Account on so large a quantity of Stock. Late this afternoon the chief topics of interest ...

... SHIP NBWS. , l DBEAL, Nov. 18.-Arrived last n ght his Majesty' Ships Revenge 76 guns, Captain D. H. Mackay, and Spartiate, 74, Captain R Tait from Spithead; also the Satellite, 18 guns, Captain Smart, from ' cruise off Dunaeness.-Salled the Scout sloop ot war, with dls- patches from Vice-Admiral Malcolm, cruising off the Dutch coast -Remain In the Downs, his Majesty's ships Revenge, Spartiate ...

... DEAL, Nov. 14,-Arrived this morning a French steamer, from Calals, and proceeded immediately alongside of the French Ad- wiral's ship and some of the others, having on board several French Gentlemen, who, it is reported, came merely to visit some of the Officers of the French squadron, after which they returned again to Ctlais.-His Majesty's ships Donegal, Talavera, and the rest of the ...

... MONBY MARKET.-Ciry, FRIDAY. There was a very confident expectation entertained in the City to-day, that the matters at issue with Holland will speedily be settled, and that King William, as soon as he finds futiher resistance of no avail, will be glad to make-the concessions de. manded of him. The fact of the Dutch Ambassador still re- maining at this Court has strengthened the idea that the ...