... . IVU MOCIO.. sen tly ( For the HULL CORN MARK]ET, see 1hird page. me WEEKLY CORN RETURN FOR HULL. d. O UL Traensnittedl July 17, to the Cosoptosller of Corn Returns, London. Aln account of the Quantities and Prices of British. Corn only, soldimn this iid market? from the retarnes delivered to the inspecter b the deacers, nd for the Week ceded yesterday se'rnight, computed by the standard do ...

... BELFAST MARKET PRIlCES-JULY 16. -tcwtofll21b. ' T ?? Oatrnealt.. 13s. Od@14 h alow, rouggh 4 0@ ; 6 . e 0 0 00 0 lb of 180 W~hite W1'heat 14 0 - 0 0 IButter,fresh 0 81,,, 0 I Reddo ?? 6 - 0 0 | lb of 10r. Barl.ey. . 0 _- 0 0 Tobacco, leaf 0 SI0a: 0 7 Oats .6 I -7 10 cane3 1 -_3 6 Flourlat ?? 230 0 0 . roll 2 9_36 . 2d 21 0-O 0.plzg.4 0- _ 0 0 . 3d18 0I - 0 pigtail 4 2-00 . 4t1-.. ...

... I CORIN EXCHANGE, 1N0G7: j ¢ I The changeable state of the Weather ha;, ' i, - I V - a - c a a n -o. n-z . - The chrneable tate of the Weather ha- i vance of Is. to 2e. perqusar2ertobebtai,;, Smples of wheat ; but the-trade for oth1 * led, at no iorrroivement-in vWalue. u , - >-Unrie gof d quality is rather dearer than sie gujgglt. Thke report of the beau cropa beti,, Ihe, beans arr therefore ...

... HUNGERIFORD MARKET; Irs PROPOSED REVIVAL AND RC-CONSTRUlCIlON. (ESTABLlSHED BY ROYAL CHIARTERS) PROSPECTUS. Among the numirous Improvements effected within a few years past, at the West End of the Town, the establishment of a Market, in a situation convenient for the supply of Its Immensely Increasing population, ueems to hawe been overlooked, altbougb several markets have besa entirely ...

... ~ 1. .. ?? ; Fly 'm wctti Regatta wolkplac9son anday ?nll -Tqs~ayal :, t.ete ustial gaieties-the hoeig1iltsm e arnudilng:the sceee of antttionh dispitaying all the att6ertius'of eiiu,'eleamt, an V2 * f6hion, :Qt tour minutes ?? one ?? the sighs;lgu; was . 'fred for starting, and the followifng yachts, of flltife t and upwnards -started for the Regatta- Club Coep:,-Harriddauer,- 60 tona, Gi W ...

... :P'LYMOUTH. Colonel Bireb, of the Royal Engineers, is arrived here, and took the command as Chief Engineer in 'the Western District, ?? last. The' smack John and Mnry, formerly a.constant trader be. tween this port au-d Jersey, oniher. passage from Jersey to Gibralter, sprung a leak on Hll June, in lat. 47.12 N.'long. 66 W. on the 14th she becameivatter-logged, when all bands got into the boat ...

... finvorto. EAST INDIES. 80 Byron, T Andrew, fin Calcutta, with 52 ch indigo, H Ferguson T * 44 do, K Gladstone. .31 do, Rathbone Brothenrsand en. .17 do, E H umble. .91 do, Cropper, Benson, and co . 151do, D Wffitink. .23 do, .Ri CHumberston and co. .24 do, I117 bg saltpetre, Tand J Boekiebank do * .12 ch lac dye, 157 bg sugar, Gladstone, Ogilvy, and ?? bg 32 Paddy. 1000 bg rice, Watson and co. ...

... Ijitadeto. ?? : LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, )O pe Tuesday, July 14,1829. 3ugh It will be observed by the scale of imports below, that the sutp- plies of Grain from Ireland have fallen off considerably, but of Fo- 37 Pc reign the arrivals have rather increased, consisting principally of fir, Wheat from Rtiga. The demand for fine Wheat and Oats continiued Co. very steady throughout the week, and ...

... ADERDEEN 8TTlrPrNG. I., e bl- f Arrived.t-ulY 7. Guthries, Blues. Dundee; Wellington, ti Linklater, Hull; Jean, Nobl-i, St. David's; Hero, Taylor,k Newcastle; Glasgow Packet. Snn irt, Glasgow ; Eliza. Suther sland, Newcastle Eagle, King, Sunderland ; William and Esther, Jo~s, Stockton. 8. Mlary Ann, Thorn Peterhead ; 8 Aberdeenshire, Oswald, Miramichi. 9. Medora, Thomson Inverness. 10. ...

... ett lHattets. M NARx- LANLE, 11lonrday.diue-20-We contsinue bst MOIrae], stifppl~iM swith E~nglish W5heat, but of' Forei~ig, the, art rasj week, has h~iit moast abund,dsint, nnwards1 of' - ?? Iasis e eahe beirng flow f'atcisrahlli fur the arnii crop, ndth 0g2enerally, to-disy is exceeelsngly drill, giehm1di 5t Ortrtade e in most artieles. Wheat is ?? 23. t01 s,.r rOdeakn5 ,with a very ...

... A: ARKEgTS. _ LONDON:COIR;P-.EXCHANiGE, JuN-29.-'We con- tinue ,to be well supplied with Foreign Grain, but having few buyers at. market thts morningt 'the sale-wa xrm~ dull. (FIhe accounts from the country are so favo iable as' to thi crops, ihat no sales could be effected, except to needy consumers, and those. of fine Wheat were at a reduction of from 3s. 'to 4s. per quarter from last ...

... SHIP PEWS. PLYMOUTH, JULY 18-The Vigilant keteb, Lieut. Jones, anchored, on Thursday evening last, from Falmouth, having landed a mail there from Liahbn in the morning, and having hiled from the Tagus ao Thuresay, the 9th Instant. His Mt- ijlt'8ship Ariadne, 28, Captain Marryatt, C.B. returned to til port on Frtday from a cruize otl tbe Western Islands, ?? left St. Mary's on the IOcb instant. ...