... HOUSE OIF PEERS. WEDNESDAY, JULy 27.-The Lord Steward's Oath Repeal Bill was read a third timie tad passedl. Several Private Bills were forwarded in their res- pecive stages and the House adjourned. THURSDAY, JuLY 28.] The Duke of Norfolk presented a petition from the Roman Catholic inhabi. tants of Kilkenny, praying that a portiot of the Par- liamentary grants for promoting education in ...

... i . i _ 7_ . I _ _ . - firoi te 23d te fthe 29th July, both intcusive. SHIPS' REPORTS. Walker, Wright, Wyburg, B 273-27 c 3 qrs 10 deals, 7 c battens, 5 c I qr 12 deal ends, 31fathoms lathwood. Transit, Form san, Hamburg, B 167-291 bales and 2 samples wool, I cask succory, I cask oil, 3 chests bugles, I ease coptents ubknown, 2 baskets leeches. . Joseph, Langley,.Riga, B 150-1400 qrs oats, 27 ...

... LONDON CORN ?? P ' \I We are mndertl Sa1pii I k nf ~ ~ ni, ugi',? We are moderately sllpplied vwith Eu lg,slilr' aIOX\ytn^ arrivals of 'oreign continue mnst abult trt thoughh is on, the waholeormewliltbletter tbaithhi d le.tide h i fine parcels o'our owel growth, wbich n, t' htiors votice of Is. tper qulrter, but With'Int a, fi rsI 1 middling or orditary torts. Itrtet flls. ,itrolent j tio, ...

... Coe foarteto. .1. 0:For the HULI, CORN MARiMT, see third page. WEEKLY CORN RETItRN FOR HULL. Transmitted on Friday last, to the Cowptroller of Corn Returns, London. An account of the quantities and prices of British Corn only, sold in this market, from the returns delivered to the luspector by the dealers, in the weeks ended yes- terday se'mnight, computed by the standard imperial measure.of ...

... HELL CORN l MARKET. T1'uesday, Ju'ly 26. In consequence of the last three or four days' fine weather, the very thin attendance of farmersa, and the still more limited supply of English wheats to this day's market, fuill as good prices have l6een given. In foreign, except of very fine quality, nothing doing. Barley, oats, beans, and otber articles, without alteration. SNOLISI!1 I. 7 Wheat . . . ...

... FRC)OM TUESDAY NGHTS &.!T7 Thomas WeatlserPtl, Liverpool, ais i- .,;, ledge, Manchester, stone-masori,--AJ,,!i Liverpool,corn-mercbant-Rihd. tiichard street, Piccadilly, tnercer-Sau'cl llv' , Duvalje's-lane, Holloway, tr a'y ; n Oxford-street, straw-bat matiefascitrr--Gi' o: Newport, Salop, mercer-Jolin 'Evanc, ) trta i -.-Joseph Reecm, Aldersgate 'street, seatil :r *BAtsltg ...

... -. ARRIVALS. At ParEnsAURG-HeloIs, Malebow; Providence, Pyle; Pearl, P'riest; Navy, Gel!; from this port. Amaranth, Meldrum; Aona Maria, Milne;, Stamfordham, Leskie; Haddahouse, Surtees; from Sunderland, John and Ca- tharine, Ord, from Whitby. At HARLUNGFN-Unity, Newby; HopeAousins; itron Newcastle. In tbeTEXEL-Brilliant,Gloster; TreVrienden, Nadort;. from this port. George, Wood, from ...

... BitISiOL liP'ORTS. -. ?? _ , ?? ?? ._ r [FRtOMa THE UIUSTOL ltOESENT.1ECTS..] In Ieh Rutinad, lel adlr', train the ilMaunitiuS: ?? D. and W. E. Acriaman, Uo1 bgs suigar. In the Merchant, Rlsisewcil, from Petersburgh 0: rder, 630 qrs wheat, 300 pieces lathwood. s Il the IMarmiors, Adams, from Petersburgh: B.. Ogden, 570 qrs linseed, 4sng qs oats. III the lrederico, Lambe from Terra Nova & Pat 1 ...

... BnsIToL. CATTLE iALEX.T, 2'iirfuo -Our Slaketlhisd: was well supplied with Cittle aid Shecp but Pigs iere 'll0 numerous. Jricesmaintained neorir thesameat sigse:-B'd. per cwt., itS. to sbs.; Slution, Sd. to lid. per lb.; Pig, vise I ts,. to 7S. Wd. NUtMBDER AT MAStRKET!- Beasts ?? I Horses ?? 6S I Calors. Shil ?? 239S As .. ?? 5 Ili's* ' l'tcEr. OF BL's CiiERs' ItEsAT, Suiorday.-3eLi'I 54l 10 ...

... I BAN2VKIRUPTS, front tlhe Gazeltes of JuIy 26 and 20. John Mlalin, Ware, Hertfordshire, corn dealer, dated July 26. Charles Pope, Belle Vue, Gloucestersbire, bookseller, dated July 28. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGuED. Samuel Hodson Sale, Glossop, Derbyshire, cotton spinner, from August 12 to 20, at the Albion Hotel, M1anclhester. James Gibson, Northwich, Cheshire, warfinger, from July 12 to Nov. 9, at ...

... LONDON MARKETds COR1 E:XCY'ANGE,-.MARR tff r FRIDAY, JuI29.-:The anivals ofmoat t ci this week sre mntderate, attd of Flou goon ance of fine weather keeps the trade very dull her i hardly ?? priesk, abd Ordinary t *unsaleable. Barley, Beans, rd Pease are t, Oats meet a heavy trade, but good sweet pr t 4 purchased lower. Flour unalIertd. Scstt.e MONDAY, Aug. ?? moderat .English Grain last week, ...

... ,''flArkt LI VERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, TuesdaAys 2,183i. 131 122 The past week has been one of uninterrupted hot and seasonable nn veather, and t the growigi crops have made greatprogress tow aids 44 mmturity;.here and there afew patches appear ready ?? ke, brl and with a continuance of Ii ie weather, reapingn i this district Wi il 8 bebpretty ge neral in shout ten days. A few san ples of new ...