... I .PL-YMOJTI. October 31, 1815. Arrived the PiUfIna ?? or war, from nm-at~ - .l.b- raltar, wjtb dispatches; the Rose, Hall, from Malaga, with fruit; the James transport, Brent, from Palermo; Abeana, Burnett, from Petersburgh; Resolutlon, Amy,, from Guernsey ; Sovereign, Wind; Myrtle, Reed; Hy- perion, Lushleyl Cynthea, Fitsimous; and Nancy,. Scott, from Pelerourgh. Sailed the Levefaet and ...

... PLYMOUTH r DOCLK PLYIMOUTH, September 23.-The Sparfiate, of 78 guns, Admiral Eyre, from Portsmouth, bound to South America, arrived here on Sunday.-It is said ?? Eyre is to relieve Commodore Sir T. Hardy in the command on the South American Station. Capt. Henry Rowe, and five men, arrived at BUenJos Ayres, Jone 1, having abandoned in a sinking state, in lal. 40. S. long. ?? W. the brig Grace', ...

... ?? &. ISVNPORT. PLYMOUTH R(F.SATTA.-Never did Plymouth Sontid anil tlhe Offiig' prexeatt, ii a time of peneeT, a SceOc x0 tralv in- ?? lI ?? A\hnot every desiri ptioil Of vessel, fronli the rIL II ?? - t to, the ni;lje!ztiC c171-grm ship, was before the eve at onle. A lhatcjt inan-of-wtar, presenting a fine ' wall-sided' battery I)ttlutis, lay oe;ar the spot lately occapied bry the Occan, ...

... 0 PLYMOUTH3 DEVONPORT, &c. * *Tmr WIeNDOW Tj.x.-On Thursday evening; a public set mseeting was held at the Town Hall, the Worshipful the in Miayor, inathe Chair, for the purpose of adopting a peti- tha tion to the Legislature for the Repeal of the Window hu do Tax.. The meeting was. ?? by the Mayorj in eonse- be quence of a requisition presented to him, signed by twenty t, four gentleren,' ...

... LO..NDON il A ARKI S.-MONDAY. dss,10 6u4 'he fresh nririas~ol from ( -eigwpaos rtoutinee 11rge. Oeing l ?? d q~uarters. Itis har ot osod em smdfor. Esglish IVhlea tadoj lI. aslv inco an jgoe qsoootifoss Irons ?? doss wek. las Foreign no risoo Barks.. is Is. lower. un/ass fo!r fiaa sniltiog. ~Thaor it a lwgs rotrt oj MM~ ~Oasl, and ?? satle, arce ofetdrneot raotho let, price,. Ilea, ?? Peooe ...

... )ION A MTS, MNDAY. ?? No . . j. .. cso~nties,fresht.U. this. mmts m has, been. toeral Ioewd for the se~~ii~fhe~li~r.Of Foreiint Wheat the aaplj., is a lo'ee te W. i~ata,.haue not been nd nurdatr ssepetyh iid is 'e~linble and ldiver~pricbyflipeqrisoeed Barley is dull of stile, busti unaltrdi rc. Tes natlrby'a iup~pfii ofilrish Oats,btitintfrutesftrsosa & 'to' 'is.%'cedsar. Thces sn aito.n-tepi ...

... [LO~DO MRKESmONDAY arrva ?? fresh up h. ,v b ~ lJ In b per t Mo. yhen gr ,fe I . .ti c kodt , ?? g ~ E rsg. ht mol~ting PShCE OF:pl COaRN p lgtag e, ot, eadn'ed jSU t°!my'at 4,to-for ~tihownd ?? 89@74 White 4 i8 . . ?? i . 3 ,Be2z;- *. ?? ~-TP n ?? 26 o ha0. 89 510 d 1 1s ?? 23 0 ~~t ; .; 114 - :- ; - lIOP lSTEodI G , 'a ?? -8O -The trade has c tont without theaotalteationsine Our 'l4aSger^Xpt ...

... TFlE FARAJER'S JOURNAL. - - - - - - - - - - - EXETER MARK.ETS. CAT'TLE P4ARKET.-With only a day having intervened between mir Fair otill this Market, ttere were no FA~T BuLLOCK5 exbibited c3alling ?? n1otice. BtuT0tsttoS' CALVES maintained the provilts rates of fromn to Old per lb. Thenhow of Surer was not large, ?? there were some good lots amoting them, and prime Sheep wore rather batter ...

... THE FARMER'S JOURNAL. CATTLE MARKET.-Our Market Report this week has neceesurily mucb of brevity from circumstances that will be but too clearly developed in other parts of our columna, aud the preso of local matter. The ahow of FAT BLwlceras wos far from being large, but prime articles were full as mouch worth, as indeed will be plet beyond gueetion whlen we etate that of the stock: driven ...

... LON (ETSMONDAY- r Stitik: ..A s A CORN EXCHANGE Ac29 (ey -There w0at a inodeirtet supply thlomoening~freh up of lf'eat; c or from all the home 'counties,'and of SpringCr-t i e7At- CoIn although more abunldantj uca5 not itiusise. The trade opined psteba with dulneess, a portion of lasot week's sipplp left. untold being 5 Godfr again qffered. Wheat found a difficult anlanguld stale, ths millers ...

... THE FARAIRR'S JOURNAL ?? v ?? ?? - EXETE.R MARKETS. CATTLE MARKET.-This was a very large and fiuely supplied Market, and although things, ccrtainly, were slow of sale ais compared with the proceedings of the preceding week, yet still in the end a large stroke of business had been done; as also that not only in this part of the Market, but others, better prices were obtained. We would, however, ...

... ITHE FARMNR'S JO RNAL.I EXEYVER MIARKETS. CATTTLE Or'At.TtT.- rti3 wias6r. ?? Cirtni1 1 Irgoiy alnd Sluely Slcpplie NMar akt, I ad eed, with FAT pPLor.ocsB, mero i nneraosly that n of latil; and largely BP with B-annre1ins enxd Poor, HJEIESo ; ats als thaer waere wore Onns Nand STRERS. Isl fact, of eto description watd there any l)ad; or .f SEcc eitber. And although the Cattle were not soldB ...