... HOUSE OF LORDS. THURSDAY, JULY 21.—Several bills were forwarded a stage, and others read a third time and passed amongst which were the assessed taxes composition bill, and the Dean Forest bill. TITHE COMPOSITION BILL. The house having resolved itself into a committee on the Arch- bishop of Canterbury's bill for the composition of tithes, Lord W yriford suggested that the words lay ...

... -•♦Ye valleys low, where the miki whispers rise, Of shades and wanton winds, and gUSJlI0g- brooks.77 Lycxdaa. Kw 1is woodland dells and mossy groves, Where the fond child of nature roves, And holds communion with each flower, Each tree, each rock, each sunny bower. The fountain, and the silver rill. The feather'd songster's joyous thrill; The rural glen, the leafy dale, The mountain side, or ...

... SHIP NEWS, FOR THE WEEK ENDING JULY, 26, 1831. arribals. WITH SUNDRIES.—Amity, Rogers; Brothers, Rosser; and Castle, Phillips, from Bristol.—John and Mary, Davies'; Mars, Jones; Blandford, Davies; William, Clampitt; Surprise, Parker; and John, Thomas, from Newport.—Royal Adelaide, Mathews, from Gweek.—Royal Adelaide, Bickford, from Scilly.—Mary Ann, Geen, from Ilfracombe.-Gleaner, Morgan, from ...

... ANECDOTE OF LOlm NORREYS.—Lord Norreys, a lad of 22, and who looks 14, then presented another petition, and said it should have his hearty support-he hated slavery yet his little Lordship is an Anti-Reformer. He is the son of the Earl of Abingdon, I think, and was returned to Parliament so soon as he attained 21. His little, very little Lordship, when he applied to a Quaker for his vote, ...

... A List of Vessels which have entered Inwards with Cargo, and cleared Outwards, at this Port, in the week ending the 26th of July, 1831. INWARDS. WITH TIMBER, DEALS, AND STAVES.—Ann, Key, from Que- bec, for Messrs. Brewer and Batchelor. WITH IRON ORE.—Industry, Griffiths, from Ulverstone. WITH CORN AND FLOUR.—Unanimity, Rollings,from Bridge- wlIter.-Turtle,W ood, from Bristol.—Industry, Smart; ...

... The entertainment at Ragland Castle, of which we made mention in our last, is, we find, to be given in compliment to Lord Granville Somerset; it is fixed, as will be seen by an ad- vertisement in another column, for the 10th of August. We are glad to perceive that there is nothing of a selfish or political feeling in the proposed amusements. A bazaar will be opened, and shows of different ...

... LONDON NEWS. THE APPROACHING CORONATION.—The interior of West- minster Abbey now presents a most curious appearance that of an absolute ruin. Seats for 6000 persons will be erected, an arrangement involving a consumption of at least 700 loads of timber. The monuments are all cased, to pro- tect them from injury, which we think must be an affair of some difficulty. Their Majesties will be ...

... Monmouth, Saturday, July 23.-Wheat, 54s Od to 77s 6d Barley, 00s Od to 00s Od Oats, 00s Od to 00s Od Beans, 00:5 Od to 00s Od per Imperial quarter. Abergavenny, July 23.-Wheat, 74s Bid; Barley, OOs Od, Oats, 00s Od; Beans, OOs Od Peas, 00s Od per Imperial quarter. Gloucester, July 23.—Wheat, 43s Od to 66s Od; Barley, 28s Od to 38s Od; Beans, 41s Od to 49s Od; Oats, 21s Od to 28s Od per ...

... Monmouthshire.—Chepstow, Monday 1; Newport, Monday 15. Herefordshire.-Kington, Tuesday, 2 Wigmore, Friday 5. Gloucestershire.-Cirencester, Monday 1 Northleach, Wed- nesday 3; Cheltenham, Campden, and Lechlade, Friday 5 Tewkesbury, Wednesday 10; Newent, Friday 12 Thornbury, Monday 15 Stroud, Monday 22. Glamorganshire.—Ystradowen, Monday 8 Cowbridge, Tues- day 9 Aberdare and Duffryn Golych, ...

... Sratletr. WITH SUNDRIES.—William, Clampitt, for Newport.—^Ebene- zer, Thomas and Bute, Walters, for Bristol. WITH IRON.—Experiment, Anning, for Newcastle.—Mary, Beveridge, for London.—Eliza and Jane, Davies, for Holiwell.— Ospray, Jones, for Runcol n.-Gomer, Peters; and Susan and Jane, Lodwig, for Larrl.e.-J ames, Mattix Emerald, Owens; and Valiant, Llewellyn, for Dundalk.-Amity, Jones; Jane, ...

... « fIâvêyou. got any fish to-day; landlord ? said a travel- ler, wishing to order dinner at a respectable inn in a small village near Chepstow. No, sir, replied Boniface, I- not a shrimp to be had any where. The people hereabouts have left off eating fish, because there've been so many mad dogs thrown into the river lately. The above conversation took place two or three days ago, iu our ...

... Monday, July 25.—This day's supply of beasts and porkers was very limited; of sheep, lambs, and calves, moderately good. The trade with beef was rather dull at, in most instances, a de- pression with veal somewhat brisk at an advance of 2d per stone; mutton and lamb went off steadily, pork slowly, at Fri- day's quotations. ( Per stone of 8]b. sinking offal.) Inferior beef, from 2 4 to 2 8 j ...