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... BVt OMXr h The news from Spain to4 . by,o way of France, is of a very different complexion to what had bi een expected. The Carlists, who had been stated to haye. bee]R neprly an- nIihilated, have again made their appearance in considerable strength in Biscay and other provinces. In the forrer, the Queen's troops have been defeated with much loss, so that the revolutionary war is likely to be ...
... SHIP NB WS. [FROM LLOYD'8.] DiaL, DEC. 31,-It bas blewn a gale from W.S.W.0 to W. all day.-The Prussian brig Sirius lost anchors and cables, and has gone to Rawagate; the rest of tbe outward bouad appear to ride well, several of them with secured anchor*. The Mercury, Pearse, froms Copenhagen to Guernsey, has arrived; the Angelina, fromt Bergen to L'Orleat put into Rtamegate this morning; the ...
... MIONBY MA4RRg T.-Crn', JEDimEsDAY., bilog New Year's DAy was a close holiday at the Dank, St Stock Markets were abut. be Royal Exchange, a great deal of buoinoss wu transacied ate bargains; And notwitbstanding the in4eaaei1 alarm In lic mind at the prospect of a war with Russia, the prices BuElish and Foreign %tack have experienced a furtherlm. ant. Consols for Account, which left off ...
... MONEYV MAREr-Cm', ThgRwVi' A wider field of speculation is opened at the Stockf.\Jt by the commencement to-day of the New Account for , month of February. This is in anticipation of the rug , period, by nearly a reek. An influential broker sold for February, at an advance of only i per cent. on th0 rent price for the 22d instant. This shows that there strong feelingiindulged that the Public ...
... SHIP NBNJS. (PROM LLOYD'8.] DARTMOUTri, Drc. 31.-Arrived off port, the Hurrle', from Newfoundland. DEAL, JAN. 1-Arrived the Charles Kerr, brodie, from Bombay, ealled 31st Augusr, and from Cape of Good Hope 7th November. Dovua, JAN 1.-Arrived off port, the Salacia, Addison, from the Mairldtur. FALMOUTH, DEC. 31.-Wind WS.W. to W., strong gales with violent squalls, The Captain of the Plover ...
... MONEY MAXRKEl.-Cfty, kqlDAy. I-ne of the Foreign Mails due at the Post-office have 4 Ied town up to a late hour this evening. There is *~.a e speculation indulged in the City, that the Russian sh ister at the French Court will abstain from offering to Led King the usual congratulations on the commencement new year, in consequence of the part which France Ile Eni,,and are taking to counteract ...
... From the LONrDON GAZET71E, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1833. fl IAS. ?? U jS BRADLEY, J. B., Beyton, Suffolk, grocer. DRIN KWATER, S., Liverpool, coal-mer- chant. LEECH, J., Fleet-street, tavern -keeper. LIVESEY, S., Manchester, victualler. WISEMAN, A., Ulter-piace, Regent's-park, and Quadraut, Regent-street, druggist. TUESDAY, JAN. 3, 1834, INSOLVENTI S. HAMILTON, D., Nicholas-lane, tailor. HODSOLL, ...
... SHIP NE0fS. (FROM LLOYD'J.] BRISTOL, JAN. 2.-Arrived the Eliza, Fowler, from Newfound_ laid. DEAL, JAN. 2.-Wind N. N. W.-Arrived and remains, the Per., Ruttar, from Mauritius.-Sailed most of the outward boundn-Ar- rlved Don Pelro's Portugueoe frigate Bertrand, from Lisbse, sailed on !he 23d nit. FALMOUTH, JAN. 1.-Wind W; to N.N.W., fresh gales, with vio- lent sqrslia.-Sa1led the Firebrand ...
... MR. LERCH'S BANKRUPTCr. CPBOYK A COaRa8PONDIDNT.] A meeting of the creditors of Mr. Leech, of Fleet-street, Wt w bald at Anderton's Coffet-bouse3, on Thursday evening. An ac- count was produced showing that the claims upon him amounted to 10,8831 , of which there was due for Repairs and Improvements 1755 Furniture, Fixtures, and Utensils * 1723 Proiiioas . . .1807 Cash, Acceptanses, and Wine ...
... MVARKETS.-J#N. 3. The Colonial market continues very firm, wIth everyappearance ol an extensive spring trade. SuOARaa-The demand for Museovades continues atkady, and rather extensive; the good and fine qualities are higher, the mid- dling and low at formerspriaes. lu Refined, the only feature IJ an eCterz'lvt le, (: at 30s 6d. Io oraogn Cho tre ralIs of middling t_ r ; ,r. at 25s. In East ...
... ]3'OM THE LONDON GAZETTES.-Tuesday, Dec. 31. I NSOLVENTS.-D. Hamilton, Nicholas.lane, tailor. T. Hodsoll, Garnault-place, Spa-fields, picture-dealer. 14 miNYMUPTS' F. Wymer, Star-st., Wapping, victualler. [Collier and Co., Carey-st. J Wright, jun., Cross-lane, coal-factor [Meggison, and Co., King's-road, Bedford-row. S. Ellis, Fleet-st., victualler. [Scargill, Hatton-court, Threadneedle~st. W. ...
... By the last regular adlvices from Iamburg, the price of gold is 433J per mark, which, at the Engllish Mist price of 31. 17s. 4Oid. per ounce tor standard gold, gives an exchange of 13 94;- and the exchange at IHtamburg on London at short, being 13 7i, it followvs thatgold is 13.16 per ent, dearer at llambscg than in London. The premiam on gold at Parts is 10 per milie, which at the English ...