... THE FARhlEW'S JOURNUI1. EXETER MARKETS. CATT'LE M .E'.Tin'SipnbwoCa el 61 Supplieid mccrlict, h-A ill I'll ciii- eiperielieO ?? this Wacy wea thlhi pi r it - we eiuier. wicctneil a itduler Lowi; cs [alsc ibat in) Lbst limitnd 3c i IIIcaiceecs thcit ceci dolcicc-ciiil this is reeepeeic icleiost evcry, des~criptioni of sticok,-pricos receeddii, I'lodi~t, as regardsl liir RtEV bahiliwlci, Wot Ire ...

... TRADE, COMMERCE, &C. Ter UsVT IN DIAs MAILS.-The arrangements between the Lords Commissioners of the Board of Admiralty and the Right Ron. Lord Lowther, the Postmaster.aeneral, respecting the transmission of the West India Mails twice a month by sailing packets, are now finally concluded. Twelve 10-gun brigs are now fitting out with all expedition at Plymouth, as packets for the purpose of ...

... LONDON MARKETS; MONDAY. CORN EXCHANGE. -The supplies freih upto ths morntnq,1, ,iarket are moderate of all kinds of ?? Grat n, The. arricS, of foreign WVheat. is upwards. -of 20,000 quartero. Theinefa't samples of WheIa't realise Is. advsanes on the prices of this ,,y oweek, but other sorts are wthoilut 'any variation. Barley is a s~low sale, untleis foe *fine deseriptiono. The total aupffly o ...

... UJ0NDON MARKETS, MONDAY. CORN EXCHANGE.-In this anorning'ti market thle supply frshcil up was moderate of Essoex Wheat, but tolerably post ,r other de.scriptions of Grain. The demand for W~heat haos ,es been sujjtciesstly brisk to siupport the prices of last Molnday, no1d alt descriptions are about 2o per quarter lowier. Barley move., otT ait a delineite of Is. to 2s. per quarter from this day ...

... I LONDON MARKETS, MOMADy, 0 CORN EXCHANGE.-Thr supply fresh up(i, Ild, itwas extremeoly lanaell of Wheat fromt the leome croteoi,, tt conelition. of the saaoples bein I mitch worhe flhao ls. ?? traide is firai at last Mondltttoy prices. Bttarlay to inl ,t, iI. auntlt'aa fior rery fine dthoeripliono all the qttelatio's~ t;, a steady~ sale. it V atet, i. S.P a r Par QJr. enit andI Essex . . 40S ...

... PROPERTY AND, INCOQE TAX. We have been Mildly favoured by G0 S. Gibbs, Esq., Surveyor of Stamps and Taxes, with the following Instructiotns, ?? to Claims for Exemption, and for Re-payment of Duty, uinder the Property and Income Act, G & 6 Vio., cap. 35, by Perisons having Incomes tunder £1X50. per Annutmi:- Tbe I odrd Section of tie Act provides that any person cairged, or chargeable, ttho ...

... I CORN EXCHANGE.-The supplies of Wheat and Aprie,. Corn fresh tip at this morn/eng' market are very shot , 0~ In,i,i Gate we have anl arrival of abouat 10,000 qua r/crs, and 7,00/i,I,, ?? Wheat, wi/h 6650 barrels of lo.'hers,,,. Eng/clih W~heat has been ,iirm, to day, adfn atte command t/ie priceo of this day wee-k.Breyirtie -u- Na/c, the arrewal iiintislid of nesifly 7,000 r.ngih ft,, ?? than ...

... TRADE, COMMERCE, &k. Tile state of the general Money Market has become agalnu dull during the last few l days, and, the appearanco of returainj confidence and tendeney to bigher prices of general comanloditiee has been tblseghlt to bave given way to the previoes reolinp amongst capitalists or niscertainty and distrust. Trie Engli sh 1fisns elonse have presented any appearance of animation, and ...

... IONDON MARKETS, MONDAY. CORN EXCHfANGE-.-7e thui-s snosifg's market the supply of Wheatj freosh tip frome the heome counties wvas rery limited . ?? the pr/eva of this dolt week have been reallised 25)505 tlie nss, taskess o/l' Of Banrley the osspply has been 2susfdrale, o,,d ,sII dste.criptionis have mild at folly the rates of Inst .lfnaslny. l. Out trasse remains unaltered, groal hright ...

... ?? - ?? . . .- . - The Grand Ball at Elliott's Ioyal Hotel, Devonport, in commemoration of the christening of his Royal R-lighimess tile Plrince of Wales, went ofl with great spirit. Thoe bell being uniler very distinguished patronage, upwards of200 of -he leading fashionables of the towns and ncighbourbiood were present. The elegant suite of rooms *which wias the scene of the evening's ...

... 1 PLMOT, D ?? as We learn that ?? the livlg eof.Ctises ifl. tiis tow,: has bbei'purclase'd by Mr. '9miiiuel Treebyjfor the sin of 2'105 F1~oTbhesim,. :. The Good Sei ic p05e,,acn'y h 'dat of 'Wingdleld Yates,} of the 82 ;Regimeont, hasf been' nppointed Sir Wiliam-; biommain c.hn. upon the staff .f the army ant Maur~itos U'niteilSeruewc Gazette. ?? 'The' naval obituary for the 'last quarter. ...

... PLYMOUTH, DlE'VONPORT, &c. Mr. D. Derry has been elected a Member of the Council al for St. Andrew's Ward, Plymouth, in the room of Mr. rl Lindon, dIsqualified. 0 ROYAL NAVY.- Mr. George Smith, son of the Mayor of ii Devonport, has been promoted to the rank of Lieutenant. . The Hon. Lieut. Charles St. Clair, second son of Lord d Sinclair, 'has been selected by Vice-Admiral Sir David Milne, ?? ...