... TflE FAI{MER'S JOURNAL. EXETER MARKETS. C AT'r rE ?,I A R K E T.-In this Market thero was btit a small sutpply of FAT BIJUrLOCrS, bitt rvert tlose were not Soll out-tlhe bar to businses being difticully respecting price, and hiolwving that tilo waint was not greut. Of tihose sol, Alr. Rfictarimloizi.r, of Tolpliiq, bitelter, bnligllt a fitne Heifer, cstiiieiitii at from 82 to 33 score for £ 13 ...

... |IL)NDON ATiVRWi'ETS, MONDAY. CO RN 3xxc [iA NI IX -Thess s.ppsly this Iisorniny vas 'sty ?? of Whcst , lsat the iveslhsss ?? reanwrkasslul .is- ?? qgrsscinst 're/ps' ssd osr hsp'r~s ;ss'tssyodly jar 11irs a's'l,-t i,I, tlhe tied~,' ratesd disli, (and the pricers at I/it s1ssy tvo k. as I ,,,ly sabi, lsss,,t isi,!,j' ar fine ssnylo's. Barley is /i5 fair (1inasund Is ?? tail k' prices. (at., fc ...

... TIHE FARMAE R'S JOURNAL. . CATTLE MARKET.-Titis was a well-supplied- Maclist, ant(I of PAT BOLOuCKccS there wyere soceevery good things shown, sevetral lines Heifeore being estimated at II score per qr. ITa point of business, tics qicotationc was from So Pd to Sn Odc por a/c score. Oif BUTCHcccER' CALVES titers wee a bettor sepply than Pren en the preceding woeals, bitt, netiwithstndionig ...

... PLYHOUT1S, DEVONPORT, &c. n he T.,-A A X nr' f vy n IN ASTOMtaS1tst INSTANCE OF THlE TENACITY OF LIFE IN A DOG.-A person of this town possessed a dog whirlI frequently bit him, (who has now a wound, ingicted liy the anlimIalI which is very tartly in hterlino), ?? thtt bto determillned on riddisig lilsmself of it, aiol therefore gave it away to soene dog flghtihg shoemakers, who kept it in a ...

... EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE MTARKET.-This was again a fine tnarlret, varying iii some respects% as miy be Supposed Ivorn that of the preceding week: its regarded the rastrer Of the atipply,-that is, oft seine deseriptions of1 stock, tire quantitvy wast greater, at irtircs. sconrowhit less, bitt, talken its at shile, prcsenting onl excellent Soupply, aril this at letast we can say, that provieots ...

... THE FAiRALER'S JOURNAL. sock EXETER MARKETS. whto] CATTLE SIAlKE'r.-Taken as a whole this was a Tha litrge alit] finuly supplied market, although the tiombor of FAT Magi Blan~.iclis was not great, while of FAr ~lites, it se cI~arcotttly. peV ble said there were suffi1cient for thle demand. Stittil', Oil thle averl contrary, lay on hand, oil III tItle! respect thle mariset was plot dispi ...

... ! 'IFIE FARMER'S JOURNAL. I CATTLE MrARKET.-In this Market there were enongla of FAr' BUrLLOCKeS nIhown, bent fr~w ?? these, however, were of a superior description, end besinoss was drill. With) respect to price, aboirt four or tire best Heifers exhribited, anl estimsated at strong 31 score the Bulloeck, were sold at £14t Os ncccl, or about Dse 2ri per score. In another instance, a goatd ...

... LONDON MARKETS-MONDAY. in. CORN EXCHANGE.-Juex 45. id, The arrivals fresh up this morning was goad of English Wheat it fromn all the liome counties, sod, added to the late abundant ty. sapplies of foreign, nmade a good show of this grain at market. Of tat Spring Corn, except Barley, thero wssn little frs a It but the of deniand for all kinds was exceedingly limuited. T'he m1rl leswre si low ...

... CORIN EXCHANGE. DKOEMnER, 14, There weag a good fresh arrival of Essex Wheal uop to tisl morning's market, but not so musch of Kentish. Of SMsig cisn consisting principully of Barley and Beante supl ` 1ls ' tolerably eziensive, aind sevorail parcel's ofoca aswr s offer, haviisg arrived since last mnarket day. The, trade ?? blyfactorst asking an advance on most Gratin, and same readines,1 to ...

... LONI)ON MARKETS, MONI)AY. CORN EXCHANGE.-APRIL 3. The sutppliy this mornina.,fresh urn, was a short oe of lFheat, and also, of all Spring Corn .The condition of the Wheat samnples being rerili such inferior to those of this 'dag week, Ilse trade opened slotnly for JI'hicat, the quilittl being muth oaainst purchasers. Altog;elhcr a derinet toas submilted to of 2s to Sc per qua ter, from the ...

... THE SLAVE ;TRADE. OF all the horrid detailswhich ever met the public eye, relative to this nefarious traffic, we think tha the document which we have published in our second page contains a recital of facts the most shocking and revolting. What is there published does not .proceed fromeonj ecture-the statements promulgated do not emanate from men of heated imaginations, who, in their anxiety ...

... : . EXETER MARKETS. ry iis CATTLE MARKBT. '116gafided ass whole this wasa very lsrgely supplied market, 'Of the-'stock shown also the more donsiderable part was of a floe description, but it were Useless to 4ffect disgiiise, -or attempt concealmant,-it was amongst the le wos, ?? -a the. most. disheartening, we have: - receding' week being no longer, obtainable. . Large, however, as was the ...