... TiA IT 1, m1r JOT, R NAI. EXETER MARKETS. i CATTLE MAN.'RKET.-1n the ordeor of tinte this was ouvr Great Martial, bet did not present a litrger,-if evca so large ai supply, as is now becomeo very ?? iii this Iiiportant and wel~fetsiriepi~etlttti reem stoall begitniolgs Irs ouitstriptped allsimla malwt IT ?? Of Etligheod and this ais iwell wit rear totie Tuiitmh of thei Scock preseittedialit ...

... I I ,. Ths CORN EXCHANGE; ?? a~ 3 Thsmorning there was a moderabe suota j 'egj but it was more abundant of Beans ?? ? emle.' ,for the finer desariptiono of Wheat oih bngsae rather more freely, but prices aregeral nsire dfal week. Bazrleyfound in some derea ?? 7Frida ys quotations. Oate are ?? aea trfle dearer. Beans and Peaseua8 rdi as ;rtddemand.- In Flour and Malt thrtsn aits~ Wheat, `. 5. ...

... 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 ...

... Tlk fARTIE11J'S 'O ?? :ut an overago mrnk6t, and among theb orAnTD eeo oodrivnan' there wer dsome thatieire a veary air raterof ewt respect toiprsce, s'vqryid nsaets ?? searilrs aPs-tfrilt, 'Jde per score.. ?? ?? intbaodbsaltbunits scarely. ?? lorks no al-tor these bt bet thngw rtesod. .t atalohwr~rate;rthrienitire. post'aenoso , lis wayrefoD fom Os. to- Sai :lp c re. hese, tsohlha three :De ...

... 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, ...

... Ir ~~ijAm cortemly, ninny ('ofii ths1eesal ns 1,an fids :Imothfti~edi o.iat,.dper Bysearo.i Ing, ~ilei ndhn stbejelehSscars; ?? ii a w as8porlOf; l~p ?? oitl' ;hi;T not Burches ?? ere, 'his ?? Es i jslewr nenseasri parteda; losit wat low rates; idescdinevalioiro 'ellullelc hofeveroi ?? bator,wo0,.prt sor.h Btls Caojplene see rsytsirte, a I6nd' a vbi.y ?? tiL ermalbto Ineedmb, as regard ...

... PLYHIOUTIT, DEVONPORT, &c. The Avon steam vessel, Lieuit. C itnoataler Merrish, which arrived lire onl Plh itlb on thi W *st Iladies, bimoght Jamairs palpets to the 12th tilt. II claiselptooico of her engines lbeing out ol reppair, she sailold mist of tho wait- haute. Thfte Albatross, 1O, sloop, Commonder E. Yorke, wats at Port R1oyal whoall tile Avou left, atat was to sail iminaediately for ...

... CORN EXCHANG1E.-Uc cailllolee m1/di ?? 1ith LipjjjtTlli VI co fromnil 71010)lei 0019ticOl, anodthe arcdeal of Floear colusrtionli is larptl. Of AiFetjyinTVlit Ilthe opples Sr 'icood, mccc Irhish Oat. u anint1. ?? WPhe'als nere Is. to 2s. per qr. dearer Maif thiv dari d. et, aeid boiedtd' ?? 2s. lo SY. ;oer qr. Barley eons ivitolijt afteratioli with, a good siuppIy. Mgalt steady. Owit met it ...

... 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- ...

... (From the Tifles,-) We deeply regret that it is not in our power to congratulate the country upon the quarter's revenue. The decrease in the year ending on the 6th January, 1843, as compared with that which ended 6th January, 1842, is £922,030, while the decrease inl this quarter's caenue as compared with the corresponding quarter of the last year is nut less than £040,002. Ttlo greatest ...

... I TH1,1; FAI 1, IVAERIS' JOURNIL. ' CATTLE MARKET.-This was a rsmall but an active ,flth markeat, and of the stock driven in a considerable proportion woo IS 4old. As to Fat Blullocks allso, for artieles of a euper~ior order I we Shall hirve to dorvail circumstances showing these are full as hut nmuliworth, Aihvhti ashrl osu ?? hi it wvool, or Eat Lambsii, Cows and Canlves and Store Cattle, ...