... 3NAT1OIOAL 1IWH16 LAND COMdPA&y.- YTln FOLLOWIG SnRES WERE, DRAWN Al-RIL 2: .47,023, t2177, 24,840, 3.485, 34,099,, 21,607, 29,111, 44,887, 6,429, 30,778, 81,i96, 86,064, 27,680, 22,595, 48,560, 40,971, 41,688, 14,079, 45,258, 21.206,30,499, 6,177, 40,913 14,626, 2,418, .8,a74, 19,8S9, 38,732, 42636, 47,511, 89,933, 48,662,24,898.43,7A, 39,876, 49,67S; 19,711, 19,712, 22,724, 28,686j 258,04,29 ...

... X3NEY AND COMRCE. I [xOx OUR OWW CORRESPONDENT.] CITY, SAMURDAY.-Every one has been taken by sur- prise at the announcement of the Chancellor of the Ex. chequer that a conversion of part of the public debt is contemplated. The option is to be given to the holders of South Sea Stock and annuities with the Three per Cents. of 1726 and 1751, to convert into a new 84 or 2 per cent. stock, or into ...

... RAILWAY SPILARE LIST U&MiwkYs. Aberdeen . Ambergate, Nottinghamn, Besten and E. Junctior , .. .. .. Birmingham, Wolverhampton, & Stwur Valley .. .. .. Birkenhead, Lancashire, & Chesh Junctien, late 831. gs. 8d.. Bristol and Exeter Caledonian .. .. .. .. .. Chester and Holyhead Direct London and Portsmouth. Dublin and Belfast Junction .. Dundee, Perth, and Aberd. June. Ditto, ?? . East Agitaiar ...

... CORN EXCHAIINGE.-FnnDAr. The weather is showery, but most favourable for the farmers' field Operations, which are unusually backward. The arrivals this week have been considerable of Mediterranean and Black Sea wheat, aed of Spanish and American flour. Wheat: The demand continues quite in retail, but prices are not lower than on Monday, as most of the importers prefer landing, rather than ...

... APPEEHENSION -OF A RUNAWAY BANS- RUT- In AtUSTRA&LIa. ?? Afew years age two young men, respectably connected, and well-known in, Birmingham, named 'Ashton and Spriggs and who had been in the emyloyment of 3!essra. Smith, Kemp, and Wright, of. Brearley-street, -West, started in. basiness as faoters in Aldermatbniry. IThey'leal largely with their 'old employers, who 'allowefd them extended' ...

... TROMa TH1 t LONDON GAZETTE. TUESDAY, APRIL 5. BiNxurpTs.-W. Wright, Maldon, Essex, linandraper. Off- assig., Johnson, Basinghall-street-W. Crowley, Newport Pag- null, Buckinghamshire, wheelwright, Off..ssig.. Wbitmorc, Basinghall-sbtreet-C. G. Wilson, Foster-lane, City, woollen warehouseman. Off.-assig., Nicholson, Bssinghall-street-E. Hunt, King William-street and Nicholas-lane, Lombard ...

... FRIDAkY EVENING. The precise terms of the financial resolutions to be proposed by the Chancellor of the Exchequer to-night having been made known, a less favourable opinion of his abilities as a financier is entertained. The proposal to convert the South Sea Stock and Annuities, and the other charges upon the Consolidated Fund described, into a stock bearing interest at the rate of 34 per cent ...

... Tuessday, AprlU 8. BANKRUPTS. WILLIAM WRIGHT, Maldon, Essex, linendraper, to surrender April 14, May 12, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Overbary, Frederick's-place, Old Jewry ;. official assignee, Mr. Johnson, Basinghall.street-WILLIAM CRIOWLEY, Newport Pegnall, Buckinghamshlre, wheelwright, April 9, May 20, at one, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Sargent and ...

... THEEE IwARKETS. I . onday. CORN ExcnaNoGE.-The supply of English wheat here, to-day' was but moderate. Selected samples sold at fall prices; but middlng annd isferior qualities ciommanded very little attention at barely late rates. In fore;gn whoats-the shos of whica was good -only a limited business ws doiug at previous currencies. Flour sold heavily at late rates. Fins malting barley Was ...