... TIl FA MER'S JOUNAL.I EXETER MARKETS. COrrr.cC MMtIoITt'r-TU LhIi imiriut 0hu supply Litlit' fA lU i,. ~oo its wais Small tilduud, butt flu' it Lill thuit viuru drivon hi friuts thu 't'viisiuul liotriut, ivuokd Itovo buc rotunur~tubly So,, sud kiltogotheir is plaint ]lot. Nor of tisiso s01,old 00 iu ourY thu quoo. to~ittot highor thus) fruit So, Olii to As., Oki. hu' soouclor u ur htuis ...

... ; THIJ FAMER'S JOUNAL EX&ETER MARKETS; thatdid erodit~to tho farmns ow whielui tto audbo ets weroonethatreahedtispug~e! ~leeu hadben rcod, t latea. :Ameng 1.1, beat shown weere two rn Srliosi q the jirpery f Mi. John Mertiner, ?? Barton,, Psdores hs wvore totinested at 413 scare thwbuiloile, eutdtewiobu ?? -Barlyon, of, 'this city'. bs oici elia 4L.eirl 31ar Lcr. ?? elso ?? t t 1,a sacore ...

... Trade, Clomme-re, and Manufactures. SHErFIELD TtrADE.-We have heard, with great pleasure, from various quarters, of an amendment in the trade of the town, and we are happy to find it confirmed by a gradual diminution in the weekly payments to the casual poor. In the week. ending 18th of September, they amounted to 1651. 5s. This week the amount is 1371. i8s. 3d. But even this diminished amount ...

... I .&G1I.t Z CULT ~ ?? S7RAL.= t. N ?? PREVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. [Froam the Mark-Lans Express, AMay 4. p Wheat has lately engaged so large a share of the P attention of those interested in the corn trade, that c other species of grain have for a time become second- P ary objects of consideration. Lately, howvever, oats have occupied some portion of the attention of mer- p chants and ...

... LONDON MARE'4S, ! - . i . . CORIN EXCHANGEi.-tFr osaa .faer 8eeplsty , IV, fes e anto hi Poane nretteass eas Paer,qI of nt, and radex .ea. been 5 toleabl ?? 31 a ?? da ?? .1olc 62 ?? fo good 0gersej 36-,5 Wheat, - i. e, Pets, Per1 ?? 3 Barley ~23 25 dso~pti.,o ?? -Fles ?? 30 00 Pald,1 ?? 08 F- Peas . 1 - ~ ?? t GENERAL AVERAGE PRICES OFCOj~ N WVhuot-ANvge.6i 1t; eto~ee2,&~5ieet5 Baeritev, &e ? ...

... TILE FARMER'S JOURNAL EXETER MARKETS. CATrT.n UMnrrer.'In this rkneiot there was a good supply,. ant PAT BluLL0oe6 fetebed Gmr Os. trid to iok. od. per score. BuTerHais CgFvob, wore friom iid; to Pid., 'svith tfewepriml artieles reiaching to dd. per lb: With respectto SHnin, theboeot WETltica feth-ed from Ad. t O d.; ditto Ewss, from 6d; to 6id. per lb. Coarse Srhoop, how ever, iero not so ...

... I FROM THE LOND.ON GAZETTEs. BANEKUBTSFrIlDAY. John Stedavell itictimond, biatcher, to surrender July 27, Aug. *28, at the Court of Baikirupte -solicitor;,Co, 1ondon23 John &iEdward Coture, Errll Prasinglsa treeto woul.brokaer Jl2 August28, t R lie samet lace. Solicitorsr , aticotae C. July 24 'Francis 'tannier, Luton, B00s, straw-tsat~rflfo r, oy 4 August 28,at same place.- Sollcitr-r Taylor. ...

... to the Dash from Newfoundland: Bickley asid Co 330 casks oil ansd blubber, 27 cow & horse hides, 39 salted hides, I seal skin Ia theShamrock, frois Dublin: Browni and Co. I bale I box linen Parsons and Co. 3 ditto; Shaplandl and Co. I dittoj Baiker and Co. i ditto, 2 trusses cottonb Low & Co I bale merchaandize; Shapland& Wreford, i boles I chest ioerchatndize; Bucknall and Spark, It bales ...

... THE TFA`RMER'S JO URNA. I . e,. I V;E-XETER MARKTS. i CATTLEn MjAno v-O' IFr. BUs4.coc hi a ati supplied, nienlet, anlud withount aniythirig~bejoad whbatfiuy ho ternmed a good rota of Ibaif, Cbr which tho quoetation Was ;iro] Do. Gd. to 109. id., per scoro. Thoro ases a larga-stippilyf BuTtanuio Ci~vt,nntIadit Swaoony forvoir priuma athilesithet prlcns equal to Pd. per lb. cold ho obtained. ...

... I CORN EXCHANGE-The supple' of Wheat from the home counties to-day has beee tolerably good, and of Barley and other Spring Corn tte arrivals are large. WTheats are Is. to 2,. lower than this day oveek. Barley is rcady sate for superfine, bat otvter sortsl are very stops; Oats are.0d. cheaper. New Beans are Is. tower; oltd Beans steady, Hog Pease are fall is. cheaper. In White Pease or other ...

... I.PILYMOUTM, DEVONPORT, &c. LtAING THE FOUNDATION STONE O1 ANEW C CHURCH, AT PLYMOUTH. Another Natioral Temple f6r the worship ?? God, we rejoido to 'stet, has been cosmonneo ill hc e, . and popmises parish of St. Andrew's, in the IerDeugh of.Py. h . ioutu. 1 The spiritual necessities of the parish hovjng 1eng sitice shown the strong necessity Jor sutch alditilsual church v , aecommselation, ...

... EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE MxRNTsc.-Thero canl ho no slaabt but that the storsalinocsf tiem aorniag contributed nos well to lesseis timn supply nod atttntdaonc in this markelt; yet, otill, as regards nuatbers, there was no meatt nisoor of FAT BaLLOooUS, of which a terdtan,-artil aL goad rate at' Beeif-were driven its by Mlenses. 3. aol R. Spadet, of this oity,, cattle dealors, from North Potihor- ...