... - i xetei I*aarkit0. CATTLit MAstzT.M-Our.Catile Market In the Clritalnal vreek has utiually been ransidered. ai-olldag.n-ne. ht Iuiltsllibstanding thils, thioug rather Inte III the mnorohlio, prelty many heloe of FAT Butiocrinu wlin. ai!m Ili tem very ?? arllcldes ere (rr Fcidiy~drlvet In. The BIeecliera tire exhibited synpitolus dr iomething lik, yaeri, and, though, extremoly dull at first. ...

... ConRN LAws.--Tbe following passage is from the speech of ai Mr. Poulett Thomson to his constituents, at Manchester u last week, on this much agitated question a I am satisfied, V 'he said, that much of the misconception which exists upon r, this subject arises as much from the exaggeration of the friends tI to change, as from the ignorance of its enemies. I am satisfied that the cries which ...

... LONDON MA RK ETS.-IMONDAY. CORN BXCIIANGOB.-Neotadthoialndling the supply Of Wheat fresh tsp to this day's snorkc't from; totex, Kent, and Suffolk, wits sta,,rt, thle trade wa tory dull and icoecuid. for the arriaisl duning the pout week was abundant, and in addition to which there was a large qcoon/ifysf Flour;- svtem thed finest qtialitisa taret5 siqspor/ed last Mosoday's quoattions, andl ...

... Tire Corn Trade.-Since tbe export of Wheat from Van W Dietnant's land was first attempted 'ii 1831, we have received B, neailyi '060 quarters, iincludig tire late large sbipmenit on, board the Protector, of' 850 quarters, The quality of' the Grain is generally ver y superior, and baas commanded sale at B arn advance of several shillings per quartcr above the pr-evailinlg W currency of the best ...

... LON DON B1IARKETS.-MIO\DAY. CORN BXCHIANGE, Honiday, Jn aro .-Our market was tnncfidetely stepplioel ceith snoit descriptiuon of.0rinei thic/2n rning frcna Bioesi-, Kent, Vid Suffolk, hot the arrivacl dnringf the ,ucnt neck wsca toleralilff atlndant. fine sancples of Wlheant moel aj1/cr sile, and fully csdvance, but theretoi no incroocenmet in the vcosne ofirecond qucalit ies, and suec ae ...

... LONI ON MARKETS.-I&NDAY. CORIV EX XA111 ?? r market this morning was ahundsntirtt supilied nsitl moitl oit dd 4io oef of Grainfrloyn n Esexan a dKent, the samples .l~~hiidei~tsg. ut boitterouo tdaether and adve re winds pevnte the ariica aofevessels froom; sefolk an d an oforfo . The 'iwia del eh onus 6 cooisideied view1 t6exarte rareon thithdii sd'teinht, fine. qualifie eeties ae fre c ...

... LONDON AIMRKEUTS.-MOINDAY,. CORNg ?? market during the pnset wveekc (oiinglto contrary, winds) was verqy vsoderotrid supplied uit/s all deserintidus of G(I ain, This morning tbro 5as ( fasir 571pp _frof Escer n kd Kent, ?? Wiora was tnothing Up from Norfokor Sn/Jo1r, but on thefirstchange of wroinld Wd 0an expert an ohntidabea ea ?? taY by n0o mecai brisk in sale, mod 075(5/ i/so too sons ...

... C(TOACRtCIAL ]NA INTELLIGENCE.-FRID)AY. I I I- P ?? Ill. StJS,7t.-Tlevrr hea. bioeoeo rhacde deo nand for ;TrestIpetlia Sugars thie icek, bta the tnarket this afternoon he, ain assumend kreatArmiaieiS ; the sa/es for the reek, 28(10 to 2000 hbd. and tlr * theprices tiliy realized are et full mrkilet rates. The RPeined inarket coantineo lo inJprofeo; Jor ?? tolrspaid, bit the bitter ...

... AGRICUiTURE AND TRA)J; NEWS. Oin airerview of the prices of grain for 1833, the average1 apnear to iave been ns follow :-Viz. Wheat 53s. 6d., Barleyo 27s' 'Bd, OaiRs -8s. 6d. The quarters, however, must be tit. tenided. to. lWith' res'lect to Wheat,' the average price ;for tile t 52s. 8d. *second, 53s. 10d.;' third, 55si 10d.; and fourth, aboliet 51r. 7d.' The Wheat crop oi 1 was ;rather above ...

... LONDON MARKETS.-MONDAY. CORNE EXCILANG. BOur ,nizalet this morcning Tons abundantly suppjied wit/s alt d~escriptions of Grain fromn Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, 'scor/p all thce noose/s, which husd teen whins-bocnd having arrisewd-7'he beet klyemoe of Wizeat viet a ready sale, and fully suppor/ed last Menday's pr-ices, hut there wats scarcely Line demanane for injerior sorts, althouh I sue/ ...

... -. M EEN!GONJ ?? I EXETER NEIW MARKET .PACES. A. Meeting of the Inaiat of;tbis MY ~took pl5ce fit. the Guildball, onl rThu~dAgilelst, for tb'e~p'irpo~se of 'receiving the Rleport of the conicentrated Town Mlarket Committe~e, andl adopting such resoluitioni as alight be deeined necessar'y. The time named for tshe meetiiig was one. 6'61ock, but at ttt: hour thle attendance was very turn; bef ...

... PLYMOUTH AND. DEVONPORT. The pieces oF plate voted by the creditors of the late Ply- month Bank to Messrs. E. Lockyer, W. Prsnce, Mills Govett, W. Kcrssvill, and C. Bro Iwit, (Ie Assignees, atid to Messrs. Woolloombe aikd Jago, the Solicitois to-the Estate, have besn prepared by Mr. ('arne, rjeeller, Bedford-street, Plymouth, and consists of five mtasaive 'elaborately chtised silver salvers, ...