... FANCY Dness BALL.-The Fancy Dress Ball which annually takes place uinder the patronage of the Royal Western Yacht Club, and has long ranked as the. afflir of the senson Welt off on Taesday night, at the Assembly Rooms,' Plymouth, with the usual style of splendour. The magnificent suite of rooms presented an array of taste in which the delighted eye revelled, and at the same time aought was ...

... EXETER MARKETS.: CATTLE MA K T-hswas not'a'ledge'but 6s11116antly supplied mcirlket-' OfJFAT BULLoc~s, however, thore were nons eyodafi aeo e and the salies of thei6 'ware at rtesabot asfolowsA goodaHctFEe1 atimated at 84 score, fetchied £117- and for. saranll ?? qtimata to average.about 97:' score tld bullock, the.prilces obtained wore fronir £18 6g. for £18. i10s ic. o~ual isacl~~eaao ...

... I CORN EXCIfANGE.-lt1hough the supply of Wheatfresh up tis o morning seas but moderate, t'e trade ruled cxtremely dtll at a decline of Is. per qr. from this day week. The arrival of Barley continues h..rge;fine samples ofmaliing are steady, but distilling and secondar qua~lities are agtain rather lower, and ment a heav3 sale. COts carc in slo'o demand, fine samples withcout alteration, bout ...

... THE 1ARMERS JOURNAL., EtXETER MARKETS. CITTLE MARKEIT-.-I. this Mlr-kot,' in. po0int 'Of, nou*?~or there wits a.-goad lsupply of FAT DO LLOCitO,. es also thant iboe wers among tloem somo very tidy articles, and a rair share of asioesso done. With respect to prico,'a coulte of Goo:.. Hr'l.reas, astomated at from, 34 to 33 sacrneh~o~ob.e sold 'far. £35. los., or nearly 10n. 3d. par scare. In ...

... * EXETER MARKETS. thr CATTLE MARKET.-Hares the. supply wasagai05 smal~l of' sos most descriptions of stock, ansI Several botceivrs bein~g in seosit of ris FArfu r~ioc Ks, thosa that w are driven is; stuattolerably prompt br; 'sale. With respect to price, a couple or good Hp xi, Hn,-amnog tel tho best slbows,-estismatedt at from 33 to 341 score the busllock, for were haogght by Air. Robert R. ...

... THE FARMER'S JOURNAL 0 EXETER MARKETS.. | ,ATTLE MiARKET.-In ?? lnarket the supply was, $I :-mnalk: ind jueticlsrly so' ?? *Bat'.strll it must bo tI tlpopted a goud market, the beet tbingi being sold, and Romor a partst advanced rates. . Mr. John Hutebings, of'Exminstor, kr exhibited a superior E[tEik, estimated at SS score; winch was a: liogglrt by Mr. George Tavernor, of this city, butcher, ...

... LONDON MARKETS, MOND~y CORN .EXCIANGE -The supolise of Englisit jyk contuiite moderatte and the condition being bad prevented til, Irom takiig it freely; and we have had only a limited drinplf Foreign Wheal, although a few carioes hare been pnrch aued1 Ireland. The Wheat tradc on the whole is dul and uw h no chnge in pri'ce since this daU wtek We have a ?? Flour at late prices, The arrivals of ...

... TRADEi:COMMERCE, &c. THE IRON T&AnE.-In conformity with the resolution of the ironmalsters, adopted a few ueelks ago, the blowing out of the furnaces commenced on the 24th instant. Nonoeof the workmen, however, at the larger establishments in'tthe' neighbourhood, such as the Chillingtob, the' Depfields, tte Priestfields, or the Wolverhampton Works, have been discharged, norat Messrs. Sparrows' ...

... An Abstract of the net prodace of the Revenue of Great Britain iu the Yuars and Qeeorters ondedl 5th Jan., 1811, and 5th Jaa., 1812, slsewing the increese or decrease tberoef:- Years ended Jan. 5 Increase. Decraas. £. . w£. £C. Customs ?? 19 754,840 10,89,5656 146,245 , Excise ?? 12,574,562 12,680,918 a,366 ?? Stamps * ?? 6,73,90 01709,440 .. . 26,460 Taxes ?? S.945,414 4;482,0ll 53s,407 ?? ...

... I CORN EXCIIANOE.-The arrivals luat week of Bilglig,, and Foreign Wheat -were but moderate; however, we had a fai,- supply of English Barley, and an average arrival Of Palylish un,, (righ Oats. We~' are this morning tolerably well supplied wail Wh1eat and Spring Carn,zfuie swamples of'which realise this duy se'nigl'bt prieso, but otlier descriptions mnust be quoted I s. lowe,, Barley, unless ...

... THE FLYI!NG-POST. EXETE RV WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1842. THE REVENUE. IT will be perceived witl great satisfaction, from the statement of the Revenue just published, that the net Increase upon the Qaarter amounts to £X38,549. The Decrease under the head of Excise for the Quarter is £277,096, but in the other great sources of the National Income there has beeA' au Increase; in the Customs it ...

... | LONDON MARKEAS- MONDAY, CORN> EXCHANGE.-Wc have but a moderate arriral 1 Englfih Grain up io this sewrning's market. The supplies deritR 'lat week werc *hort ?? and Ir1ih Grain, but of Foreig0 ite had an ?? of 8,081, quartere 19'Jeeat, as well as 4,060 bardsl of PhIir. W~htat tas vetry dull, and- the prices ot Tis day week a, bare~l 'maintained. Barie i aslowG *att for 'll bej the finest ...