The Express.
London, England, 1852-11-09 00:00:00

LO.VDON PROVISION 3LIRKETS.

MONDAY, Nov. 8.
The arrivals last week from Ireland were 26,5-50 firkins
Butter, and 2,133 bales Bacon ; and from foreign ports
6,673 casks Butter, and 400 bales Bacon.
The provision markets were very depressed during the
past week, owing to the failures of the houses of John (tuck
and Co., Joseph Stuart and Son, C. B. Barbee, and others
of minor importance, and scarcely any business transacted
in Butter ; prices remain nominally unchanged. Bacon
was also very dull, and prices rapidly declined 3s. to 41. per
cwt., when some business was transacted.
Stocks and deliveries fur the week ending Nov. :
brrran. b.con.
Rook. DeliTcry. Stock. De.
1850 69,170 3,510 2,720 1,490ver,
1951 13,960 16,030 I 800 1,760
1052 61,210 10,570 1,540 1,74)

NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL.
The supplies of meat on offer to-day were seasonably
extensive, but in middling condition. Prime Beef and
Mutton moved off freely at very full prices ; otherwise. the
demand is in a sluggish state. About 9,000 care:wee of
meat arrived from the country hut week.
Per 413.16 %Lemmas.
g d. 4. 1. e, d. e. d.
Inferior Beet
Middling ditto
Prime large ditto
Ditto twall ditto
Veal

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT
HOUSE OF LOltDS.—Moxo‘T, Nov. S.
The LOUD CRANICRLLOIItOOk his seat on the woolsack
at two a clock, and resumed the swearing in of peers.
Viscount Stratford and Lord Raglan took the oaths and
their seats on then elevation to the peerage. The former
noble lord was introduced by Viscount Canning and ,
Viscount Hardinge ; and the latter by the Earl of Eglin-
bsti and Lord Colville. The eeramosies on them occasions
admit of brief description. The sew peer is brought into
the house by the Uentleman Usher of the Black Rod,
psarieg kis wand of cam, and Garter limg.al•Arms wear-
beg his tabard ; and is kd to the Lord Chancellor followed
by the noble 1 .rds who officiate as introducers. The new
peer bacilli: tiresentid his writ of summons, the little pro-
ossmon returns to the table, where the patent is handcd by
Outer to the clerk, who reads it at length. The oaths
are then administered, and the new peer having signed the
roll is conducted to the proper bench, upon which the three
tends (who all wear their crimson robes) take their mats
and put on their cocked hats. After a moment's pause the
new peer then rims and boss to tbo Lord Chancellor; after
which the whole party leave the holm.
A con... disable Lumber of noble lords took the oaths and
their seats, and the house adjourned soon after 4 o'clock
until this day.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—MONDAT, Nov. 8.
The 5er..11.5x took the chair at a quarter after one, and
the swearing-In of members was proceeded with.
The whole of the constiturncica haling been gone
through in alphabetical order on Saturday, the members
were swim thu worming .• promiscuously "as they made
their appearance. Among the first batch, 22 in number,
wise Mm. Walpole, Sir J. l'akit.Fron, Mr. M. Russell, Mr.
L. Iferkert, Lord E Bruce, Sir W. Clay, Lord Cioderich,
Mr. Ilayter, Mr. Mangles, Mr. M. Forster, and Captain
Townshend:
The neat group, consisting mils- of ten, included—Mr. 0.
A. ILiUlfitOn, Mr. F. French, Mt. Clowning Bruce, and
Mr. James Wilson.
The nest group consisted also of tea, and included—Sir
T{ illiam Jollitle, Sir H. Maddock, Ms. Lockhart, Mr. J.
Clay, and Mr. Fuller.
Amongst other members who were stibeequently sworn
were—Sir A Cockburn, Mr. Fiends Scott, Mr. Macgregor,
CoWen, the Earl of Urosecuor, Mr. Bend Cabbell, Ser-
leant Murphy, Mr. Bestir" and Mr. B. Berkeley.
The house adjourned at I till 12 o' clock this day.