The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-02-05 00:00:00

LONDON LATESP NEWS.

City, Wednesday Evening, hall-past Seven o'clock.
In our consol market there has been great heaviness during
the last day or two, and, at the close of business this afternoon
91, sellers, was the price for the account; India bonds have
fallen to 3 pm. ; and Exchequer bills are at 19 to 21.
In the foreigh market we have had little alteration in the
northern bonds; Russian are 1091 110; Dutch 1031 Z, the 21
per cents 54 ; and the Belgian 101; 102.

In the republican bonds there is also some degree of dullness;
Chilian are 601; Colombian 33; and Mexican 371 38. There
has been a panic on the stock market to-day. and the fall iu
price was from 49 to 4tii. At the close the price was 471:
This was caused by the arrival of an express, announcing that
Mendizabel had dissolved the Chambers.

Portuguese bonds closed at 83i for the 5 per cents., and 534
for the 3 per cents.

In shares the chief attraction has been given to the Calcutta
and Saugur Railway and Harbour Shares, which have been
issued since our last. Of course no very important business
will be done in them until the payment of the first instalment;
but they have been at 3to 1 pin. Dover shares are at s pm.;
Gravesend at 1 pm.; Preston and Wigan at 3 pin.; and bireen-
wich at 9 pm.

THE LATE COLONEL WILLIAM GOIZE.—The late Honourable
Colonel Gore, Master of the Horse in Ireland, who died on the
15th ultimo, was married in 1798, to Caroline, youngest daughter
of the late Sir Thomas Pym Hales, Bart., and has left five lions
and three daughters; of the former; the eldest. Philip Yorke
Gore, Esq., Secretary of Legation at Rio de la Plata, is heir
presumptive to the Earldniti of Arran, and of the latter, Mary
Catherine is married to George Hayward Lindsay, Esq., son of
the Bishop of Kildare. The noble house to which the deceased
belonged was established in Ireland by Paul Gore, captain of a
troop of horse, who came over to this kingdom with his regiment
in the reign of Elizabeth, and, obtaining large grants of land,
settled here. Of his descendants, three were elevated to the.
peerage, under the titles of Rosa, Annally, and Arran, and
many have enjoyed for centuries great 'estates in Ireland,
originating the families of Gore, of Woodford, now represented
by 111 r; Ormsby Gore, the member for North Shropshire, of
Gore of Barrow Court, whence descends Colonel Gore Langton,
of Newton Park, and of Gore, of Manor Gore.—Morning
Register.

THEATRE-ROYAL, LIVERPOOL.

ITALIAN OPERAS,
Under the Management of Signor DE BEGNIS.

LAST NIGHT BUT THREE OP THE ITALIAN OPERAS.
SIGNOR DE BEGNIS returns his sincere thanks for the
support he received on his Benefit on Tuesday night, and,
.in compliance ivith the wishes of several Patrons of thy,-Opera,
Mayer's-Opera..Buffa of
. IL FANATICO PER LA MU/
which was received on its first representation, Tuesday last,
with the greatest marks of approbation, will repeated THIS
EVENING, (Friday,) being positively th est Night it can
be performed.
On MONDAY next, the Bth ins Rossini's splendid
Comic Opera .of L'ITALIANA IN A x RI. The Dresses
and Decorations for the production of which will be new and on
the most magnificent scale.
On TUESDAY next, the 9th instant, for the BENEFIT of
of Madlle. DE ANGIOLI. _ _ _

Books of the Opera, in Italian and English, price ls. 6d
each, may be had at the Theatre.

LIVER THEATRE, CHURCH-STREET.

The Misses SMITH, Mr. SMITH, Mr. 'BINGE. and the SIX NORTH
4MERIC.AN INDIANS.
rinHIS present FRIDAY, the sth, and TO-MORROW,
(Saturday,) the 6th instant, will be performed the New
Melo Drama called