... LONDON ?? rCE2TS-SITUflDA Y. ?? Y ~ Vp, ?rC 15C W r.,.INnrea .r.Y 27. Wheat 5,1)(1 (ilt's, 3) 4, per (Jr Ilu3elqY :314 qrs, 27S I14 per qr Oats ?? qrs, t.4 i V per (IV;lBeans 41) qrs, :15 I Id per fr; I'e 1s 71qrn, 11ss 44d per v ,r COltN ARtIVALS. Tho following %110 t1[d ?? of ieii, PuIlse, Seeds, antj Vlli r in thio P'ort of L.l1idi during, Ile week ?? n Ad g Ist 1:-tEGL[Slr WIIiult 4,700, ...

... Raricu-tural alnt QGaonmercial J1atrtts.i CORN MARKETS, HULL, TUESDAY, AUGUST 4. With the exception of a severe thunder storm oh Sa- turday evening we have had another week of the most favourable harvest weather, and our farmers are all as busy as can be in cutting. At to-day's market we had only a short supply of wheat from the farmers, caused by their being so busy at home; the prices of ...

... II37EVIW 0F THE BhrT15U CORNK TRADE DURING THE FLIT e (From t/ae Aar/a Lane Express of ftonday.) Is Tue official account or the quantities of grain, pulse, and flour, lientered for home cnnsurnption in the Unitedl Kingdom on the new ecnrn law coming into operation, has only joist been pnalalihed. ?? bill received the Royal assent on the 27th of June, and be- ,tween that period and altec 5th of ...

... PRtICE OF SHARES AT NEWCASTLE. Share. Description of Stock. D h RAILWAYS. i 51 ?? b SU ?? ditto New ?? Ch it) ?? ! an Cheater and Birkenlsead P a0 Zntscter and Holyhead i Clihileroe Jutction ?? L Cockermouth and Workington.. Averg. Durhatus & ?? (aera e) 25 Direct Northern ?? 50 Dublin and Galway ?? Averg. Easterit Counties (average) 14 1 dilto New ?? 20 ditto York Extensiun. 25 East ...

... The Watertcitch. A notice, by Stilwell and Sons, appears last night's Gazette, to the olficers and company of this sloop, under the command of Lieut. 11. J. Mats on, that an account, proceeds of tonnage, bounties, and value of the hull of the brigantine, name unknown (2), supposed to be the Flor de Loando, seized on the 2nd of May, 1841, would deposited in the Registry of the High Court ef ...

... RAIL IWA YS. RAILWAY SHARE LIST Pont FRIDAY, JUL31. lttt ils ayn lta id . C sati' P i'i ets Bitsi'. nin Ucntie ll irn ]O lt, a v ,it i- It tiitmte ste r 11)0 1013 I'3l I' 3t .N etw (hes. 7i4. di ?? 17 %4 30l 3:3 '3n1 lj ?? t t g tI u a d .kjd X 1 J Si ts' 2 0 i3 4 pi u 7 C6 7 1 ) 7 Iltistel titd Exiter . . .. 7 5 I I t itl Do.i New ?? 5 4if 0'TuItM 13eists1 tutu Gljotttsteir lt0 t,1t3 lt ...

... Cattle aMd M1eat Markets I -n. -- Ir c SMITHFIELD, 1M10D&T, July 27. For the time ofyeas- the supplyof b~eastshere tbiteMri~ our ownt gratzing districts wits good, and of unusual -tbs r46f The attendauace of buyers beiing Csmall, the beef trade'WUeDa: sluggish state, at barely, but at notlhing quotable beneatb4i recult obasined open this day selnnnight., the prituest Scots culty-realiaing-4s. ...

... v.11 -- - - is _ V v . v . 4 9 - . P/.. BA GaetU..-Fi~dq, Julg 26, 1841. CAWDE LL Edwvardl, of No. 58, Quaeon-stree.t, Kingston-uponl-Hull, dealer in toys anud hardware; August 4, Sept. 4, Court of Bank- rupts-, asiehal-stot.Sral- r. Goddlard(, 1( np-str~eet. Cheap- sube. I' Pe era John a11( Elizabeth Ann Sewell, of' Fore-street, jewellers. Dated duly]17. ELATONI Williami Cainipioni, ...

... SHIIPPING INTE'JLLIG EAVCE. LoenDo, AUG. 4.-Wind this day at noon, ?? modecate breeze, flne cleat weather. SevNC, p.m., ditto. Dflt, AuG. 8.-Uild a.mt., freshi; p.m., S..v. ?? her ijieste,' ship: Nuotilliq fr~oltle l, westwird ,i Sh1)i (l1Sanl'e aiselte) ro1 Queller.c Arrived from' tie River the 11WilVlicstor foan Lima- instal, It~relli or liihnt roil, ir G~eorge Seymnour Decq lyon, ,)rve ...

... SMITHi ELD CATTLE MARKET.-Monday last. Since doudhy last the Imports of foreign stock Into London haveocomprlsed.IG oxen, 11 sheep,. and 0 calves from Hamhnburgh; 2W2oxen and cows, 810 sheep, 180hlambs, and 27 calres,from Rot. terdam, In, for the most part, excellent condition. At Hull, about 198-head of stock have been landed from Holland; while at iymouth the Imports have been 40 oxen from ...

... FPREE-TRADE FESTIVITIES A PENDLETON. Monday being the day set apart for the celebration of the triumph of free trade, Messrs. Armitage aud Sons gave a holiday to their worlipeople, and in the evenig- liberally invited them to tea in the new muills at Peudleton. Tile room in which the repast was provided was tastefully orna- mented, the pillars and walls being covered with fluted calico, ...

... .Attvtne IntelItarne. Stromness, July 27.-The Susanna, of Stornaway, M',Kenzie. from Stettin, put in here 25th inst. leaky, and with loss of top- mast, bulwarks, stanchions. &c. and must discharge her caro. Suncterland, July 31.-The Scotsman, of Aberdeen, isonshore on a reef of rocks near Whitburn. FRON LLOYD'S LIST. Aalborg, July 25.-The Triton, Cay, of South Shields, from Riga to Hull, was ...