... WARLZEW ZNTELLTGENCz. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE.-NIoNDAy There was but a small show of wheat samples at market to day, oaelt of which were snore or. less affected by the late damli weather, Th fewedry samplles were selected out at last week's prices, lstall the' sorts sold very slowly oas rather lower terass, and a good dleal remaineI enl hand. In loreiga wheat or flour very little business has lb ...

... In the Harmony, from Quebec: Holmes & Co. 9 pes oak, 35U pieces plan, 32 pcs birch timber, 23 hunds deals& deal ends, l4cordslathwood In the St.George, from Newfoundland: C. Bennett, 393 casks train oil, &c., 112 quistals cod fish; Order, f1 casks traie oil In the Congo, from Africa: Messrs. King, 25 tons barwood, I ton ebony, 273 casks palm oil In tile Courier, from Belize: H. West, 200 logs ...

... NUMSIBI. Calves . 26 PRICES. Ileasts .. .. 104, Asses .. .. 3 I Beef, percwt. 475. Sheep .. - 2i2o Pigs .. . 263 4uttonper' 4. . Horses .. IS Suckingditto 6 Pisper sc. S. Od. 9Lo BRISTOL CORN EXCHANGE. s. da .d.S.d English Wheat, per im. Malt, pale, per bush. S 0 bushel.. s7 6 8 0 brown ditto 7 6 0 Irish ditto. ', 0 7 6 Beans, ditto 5 6 1 WeIsh ditto 0 7 6 Oats,potato, per '9. 10i 1altisig ...

... As the fears of a European war begin to subside, questions of practical and practicable reform again begin to make their appearance; and no better evi- tdence need be adduced of the direct and immediate d tendency of war to effectually check the onward course e of amelioration and improvement. The Tories were n already beginning to glory in the prospect of the ni bread monopoly continuing ...

... LONDON MARKETS, IIMONDAY. doprces.aTher. The trade this matno ishr ul n Flour.-Ouotng to at large supply of Barley, the niarket.is mucii depressed far this article, and all dstecriplieno. are Is. to 2s, per qr. cheapcr.-.Whl Tie Pes are 2s.vper qurterrlouocr,.andolbte quantity of Foreign offering, dtatt; paid, is veryj ?? Peaa and Beans ore each lo~per qr. ?? have eacnoderccte supply of Oats, ...

... rZlL'AjtT ZNIILLTGVNC,.qm LONDON CORN EXCEIANGE-MoussAy. The ssspplies of English wheat are moderate, and the roadltion n thec samples at Market this morning isnot so 4ee, as it has beer, Itel Our millcrs Ini Consequeincedid. lot purchase freely,nna nlshwsj is In. to 2o., and foreign Is. per quarter lower sioct thi a ck ,s have a slow sale bor flour, at late prices. The atriasofbr1ar at rathr ...

... 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- ...

... 1 , OAY. ~IO1 li~O NG~-S le' hav Ca Rood eapply of Whitt Ile1hiwss'stt 'i Ti-rketi and fair aita ozls O kind, Corii *theats arelfull 2*. per qtr. l hnt ef h yria Ffuec.arlyk istlljr.eapeir; otherrdeipaone 2. Week tnas deareri. Beans ef both sorts *eady. Whictr V e' us loier, HolioPease without alteration. Flour it a vrrrtj t 00 q hea411t. , a ' . a . P Pee r Osl. KCItnand Bsqe, . 5264 Wh ite ...

... I BANiCRUPTS-FRIDAY. Geo. Sanford, Dover.st. Southwark, merchant, to surrender Nov. 21, j)ec. -1,attheCourt(ff1alskruptcy. Solicitors,Simveson & Co. London John PIage, iHorseferry.rasild, cograver, Nov. 24, Dec. 25, at thesame ploce. Solicitor, Phipps, London kranofDn-te, pqzDac H. R. MIostt, Pall.mall, piano-forte makerandoFDeanstreet Soho, distiller, November 21, December 25, :at the sname ...

... LONDON MARKETS, MONDAV CORN LXCHANGE.-Ths, -;r-Iva of T07hsa 55 ttis iererinig'o rrmrkel is large fr-om Esisewsand Kent, tbut insderate.from ol h-rpa cc. /re sp plyof Barey iasosnslarge from Sicifolh sad Ni, 'tale, and goe4 fromt other dialricts. Irish Oats conlinse La arrive io abocicloce. The Wheiat Iroelo is alesovery deli, and prices have dleclinecd 2I.to 3s. per quarter -partly ouving to ...

... THlE FARAMER'S JOURNAL EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE MActsar.-The show Of FAT BULrLOCKS woo Driank torlillerent description, hot iii the ciorros of thea mrrssoig, in tire matrliet, slid tratrsaetioos effected woithout a trecessity ofidriviog tirithio, at large stroke of bosliross woo doeo. By far thle larger Port, ltowever, woo in tontroct crert, destined for our iivsll orlrc ter woo there saythiog ...

... rrade, Commerce, and Manufactures. i We regret to have to notice to-day the stoppage of 1 the old andsrespected firm of Messrs. Wright & Co., bank- ) ers, Covent-garden. The numerous speculations, however, I in which Mr. John Wright was known to be engaged, led the more observant and prudent people to watch this estab- lishment for some time past, and the event sils, in miny quarters, by no ...