... HE B : ' -D : . 0- -, THE BARK.TRADre -I, To he. EDITOR of the fETE:R FLYINGoPOST. A letter signed * Parvus having appeared in the Bxetei and Ptymouth 0azette, in 4nswer to that you did me the favor of inserting iii your paper of the 15th int. but which that Editor has deqlined inserting, unless paid for as an ad- vertisement, (see his note) though he gives a plae in his- columns to an ...

... ?? &. 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, ...

... CORN WALL. FALM:OUT4t ':uAne 21.-ibe Staniner packet, wbich artived on S4tu1AAy from Lishon, in 10 days, left lyiug in the Taifus, IiPGe~itlf14; Windsor'Castle, 54; and Prim- rose, -bff c -cais y, spoke ?? ?? packet, goin, -into the Tagus.-On 13th instant, in lat. 4 t. ?? long. 14. 28. NV. spoke the brig Sdrah, of and from Rotterdam, bound to Mlitavia,-Vut 9 days. The Lord Hob-t. packet.. ...

... New roeds, all comm tpiealing witb. the intend~edbridge over tbe Lary, are aboutlto be made ltroughout lthewhole mouthern part of the cuunty; and'Dartmoulh.:KModbury, TotiueSaloibe, and.Klngsbridge, will have good comn-' municallons wilfbeach ether, as vwell as a: iredi and -xeelkn t cownunjcati .wiltb, thjs towa. The lornpike.road frim Lady Do Po(on.tbe Totuea road out seo nutes fe Ihat tovAo ...

... To the EDITOR of the EXETER FLYINS-POST. I have noticed with pleasure the remarks Wbicb har-et appeared id your paper respecting the Duties ou Coal and Culm carried Coastwise, and am happy to fiud that public ?? is beginning to be directed to the subject. A Re. quisitiou to the Mayor of this City for calling a meeting to consider tbr the propriety of petitioning Parliaprlent to repeal these ...

... Meeting of the lnhabita~s of deter respecting the Removal of -The Ckrlet. . A General Meeting of the Inhabitants of this CitY was held oil Tiuesday, at the Guildliall, confeired by +the Riglht Worshlipfual the.Mayo, in consequenece of ?? iequisition, na,- ?? signed, having been presented to' hini for that pur- pose, wvith a veiv -of considering anl adopting such measures as mihit seemA nece ...

... To the EDITOI of the EXETER FLYING-POST. S1110 In your paper o' the 13tb inst. I noticed a quernlons sort of' epistle, signed A Timber Dealer, in which an attack is made on ih Vbr r respectable body of manufacturers in the ne;ihbourhood-I l-can the Tanners-who are held up to the piblic as ?? atnld enemyies ?? tiir trade. The Timber Dealer is quite inidignaut at their holding a conterence ...

... To the EDITOR of the E.ETEIt FLYING-POST. SI R, The good feelingv and taste of your correspondent S-, in Vour last paper, are highly con mmendable; but I would vish him and others to ?? wbether he is not a little too sanguine in his expectations. He is-of opiniont, that if the pelitios for the repeal were general from (Ie aggrieved dis Iricts, they could bot'fail of producing the desired ...

... ILYMoUg at DJWEVOPOIRT. Xxtract gf a letter from Rio Janeiro, dated February- 17.- All is traujquillity ?? Briton, Sir Murray Maxwell, a saled for the A^io de la Piata; the Brazen, Captaiui Willes, sailsto-day for Babia, Pernambuco, Maran- ham; and 'ara; the bMqeseN , 24, Captain Ferguson, is gone ?? Cape Horn, to refi~eve the Blossom, which ship we daily expect on her way to Engiand.' Th. ? ...

... PTYMOUTH & DESONPOR.T. PLYMOUTH, Octobfr 4.-The Lively frigate, Captaid Elliott, arrived'here to-day from Lisb6n, after a ehor( passage Or 4 days only. Sir Edward Thornlbo, our Amnhaktdor at. the Court of Portugal, and his fanmily, camel ?? her.- ?? do uot uuderItaud- that she- briws ?? jartlioular'l ?? Vajesy'a shp 911 a ad the SJ FfAvmi. Drake, store.ship, arrived here .. Saturday, both - fr ...

... I PLYMOUT 8c DVONPORT. PLYMOUTH,- April 20th.--T he Hebe, T'rist, which arrived here yesterday. from Para, In the Brazils, brings intelligence that Lord Coebrane had been at that port with a Ifoe.orbattle sbip aud aonne 'smallcr vessels,-and had taken .n frigiti-i-ida all hib Poituguese vessels he could find. AUl tlie $iiropean -Pot iiese ba2 quilted tbeplace in a large ves- sel for Llsboo, ...

... JNJUNE 22.-The Meteor bomb, was paid this morning, and ij expected to sail to-morrow, for Algiers. The Jaseur, 18. Captain Thomas .1artin at this port. was commissioned on Friday. The Swan cntter, with specie. arrived here on Friday eveninZg, from the Tower, on her way to Dublin. Captain Henry Pryce, of Stonebntise, is appointed to 'the Neircastle, of 80 gutis, which ship is to hle stationed ...