The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-01-25 00:00:00

LONDON LATEST NEWS.

Wednesday Evening, Half-past Seven o'Cloek•I
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This has been the settling day the Consol Market, avdc!i, ;;
has for a length of time been looked for with anxiety. It pass [ ;
over, however, much more quiet than was expected; for aO,
though we have had several defalcations, none of them are
it,
any extent. The fluctuation since the last settlement has e',l 1
ceeded 6 per cent., the lowest quotation having been 824, a% '
the highest 89. The_quotation for the New Account has heed j
87, with the dividend deducted from which it fell to 84 31j,,, ' I
finally closed at 86$ 87. The Account has proved as was ;' 1 1
pected, a Bear one. Exchequer Bills left off at 43 45, and 1
dia Bonds at 31 33. India Stock closed at 2081- 911, and BO ' !:
2. 2
Stock at 193142.
Great animation has prevailed in the Foreign Bonds, ell'`.:: 4
cially the northern securities. Russian Bonds were I
done 2, i,
the morning at. 1034.4, and closed at 1031; Danish at 'l. ,
4,1311 i
and left off- at 721; Dutch at 431 44, and closed at 431 4; ate
Belgian at 771 78, and closed at 771 78. Some reports had; il
again been current that a negotiation to settle the affairsJl ?:
Portugal is on foot. Portuguese Bonds closed at 491 501, 3,e,
the Scrip at 41 I dis. Spanish Stock has been on the aAlvan'od
leaving off at 161 i,• Brazilian Bonds left off firm at 501, s,.et 0'
Greek at 29 to 30. We have nothing to notice in any ow
security.
We find by the accounts from New Orleans to the 2d Deed.'
that the cholera had certainly disappeared, or, at least, that to
thing approaching to that disease was of so mild a nature aid;
yield to medical treatment. Freights had rather advance /,'
%d. per lb. was asked for the conveyance of cotton to Lis se
pool, but, as many ships were expected, it was thought this 11,4
would soon be reduced. The amount of cotton received at 'l% i .
Orleans from the 23d November to the end of that month, s(A
13,059 bales, and during that period 3,273 bales had been dead
for Liverpool. The stock on hand on the 29th November 0; i
33,247 bales. The demand was not brisk; which was attribe,'",
to the advance in freights. The Mississippi had begun to 0 1
and on the 30th Nov. was 11 feet below high water mark. hi
We learn by accounts from Bayonne to the 13th instant, •
the terms of quarantine between that place and the frond..
had been much abridged. Vessels and individuals proceedley j
from Bayonne to Spain were allowed free egress, and on 'll t
sels arriving from places where the cholera had been, oul,
quarantine of.four days was imposed.
We find by the accounts from Buenos Ayres, that the g
vernment of that republic had determined to restore the fo.ri; f
cations of the Falkland Islands, and that a sloop of war wllipi 1
garrison of fifty men, with their families, was about proceet
thither. ti'i i
We have generally had a great scarcity of news to•das, go
the prevalence of easterly winds haS kept out many vessels $
posed to be in the chops of the channel.
Accounts from Jamaica, of the Ist ult., have been receisi) 1 1
by way of the United States, but they do not furnish us s*
any intelligence of moment. , 4
TO CORRESPONDENTS. , .
We thank A POOR FELLOW for his obliging communicatioa ;or t
the evil of which. he complains, with regard to the penny " afi t:
rooms, continues to exist, we shall feel it due to the public, it ,
to the principles which we advocate, to correct the fault el '
tually, and, most probably, in the manner which he .sugyest' IC,
./fAitus will favour us with his name and address, we du.'
happy to communicate with him on the subject of his letter. reol,
PLAYING AT "BANDY" in the public streets is certainly a g olg.
nuisance, and we bum that many persons hare been set/ 1
hurt by the awkwardness of the players. We forward thet",
plaint of our correspondent on this subject to the prop!'" ai , tli°
- ties, and we have no doubt that directions will be given +' ;
Police to put down the practice.
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