... CORN EXCHANI3EL-We are agains this V1osr1bis ott supplied witlh English Whesst, and so little disposition is showa,,, to purchase, that thes Stands remanta nearly the5 satme (is 5t jsrf openisny. It is somewshat difficult tunder thes'e eircumdatness Is, note. the sdeeline on this arliele,-the fetw aaoflples taken i(ffarere~p. perhapto fromn ?? to 5s. per quorter helous last klanilay quo stalis ...

... THE FARMER'S JOUtNVl1. c EXETER MARKETS.2 CATTLE MARKET.-Ili this Market there wvas a fair supply of FAT BUL~ioseis, hut neither were these botter worlh, f nor ontbetter solo then beflnoa. Mlr. Philip Greonoslade, ?? Canon, hod alot of good things in this wa~y,and tie seleseff'ected by him were at prices that will form a pretty guide to those obtained tar articles of similar quality throughout ...

... TI-E FARAERt'fl'S JOUNXX,:ll. CATTLE MAR1uE'.-ThiE waas our Grcat,-and an immense market; indeed, of lire stuck tilere weare to be found Scortributions fur this large show%, frion Hast, West, Nortir, sod ISouthe, anti this not merely no rellers to the Comity of Deono, Iutt rDorset, Somerset, anid Cornwall also. As to qitolity, whether .of BUoLLOCKS or Sanor, fur a Consideorable portion wea ...

... 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 ...

... YCODIIMERCIAL AND TRADING AFFAIRS, - , ?? M.,,dIn4 ill ti *The general torpor in the .oney Maruev ?? u - Ieading departments of mereantile businesl , as beenitgifl without the appearanice of'any important diminution dnring thb present week. Tbe tariff ii thle principlR reliance of: the Government for relieving the distressed popilalrtin, tha aecounts from the Nortb oC ruglaud and ilom Setla d ...

... THE FARMER'S JOURN&L. EXETER MARKETS. T6 from CATTLE DMARKET.-This wves a largelY Supplied of I- maclist, there being many FsT, as ?? as MRAT? BULLOCKCS H. driven in. Beuiiness, hosever, wee not briskt, althousgh at thle Altti Close, of tlie former a fair sliisre lipd bcbn solad. With respect to for a prwitio, the qusotation of thle' precedling wecek was not eupported. tinle rid, however, is. ...

... LONDON- MARKETS IMONDAY. I I il .A K .I 3 *COR14 EXCHANGE.-Tile arri'alo of Esiglisi, Grain werer molderate during laset week, and also this, morning's market, con. sisting of only 3,000 qrs. Of foreign39heat we hE! an arrival up to Saturday last of 10,000 qrs.. and of Irish Oafs, 20,000 qrr. There is betl Mitle impsoemn stg geeriiil desnaiidfor English Whcat ,Jhse ?? fuid buyer-s on fully as ...

... PLYMOUTH, DEVONPOH'f, &c. MUICIPOAL. ELECrTIONs.-PLYMOUTH.-The Elections here have been more hotly contested than on any former occasion. The Liberal majority having since the last Parliamentary election exercised the most grinding tyranny towards the minority, ejecting them from every Committee, and, in practice, acted upon the principle, that, although elected by the Burgesses, no ...

... CORN EXCHANGE.-To this morninigs market the arrival il of samples fresh up fromt the home counties teas large, and the it millers evincing litide disposition to purchase, English Whewats r m DIust be quoted full 3s. to 4s. per quarter lower thalt this day week, it asd at this decline little progress has been made is sales. In r1 rorejn althougsh there is a considerable quantit, effered, still ...

... *EXETER MARKETS. ?? ?? Fr CATTLE MARKET.-In thle oriler of time this was' 6 our Great Maliet mid altheoughi in some respects net equal to P preceding ones, yet popn the wrhole it was a well supplied to market; indleed of FAT andI MEATY BllOr~CiXe,-il point ol fre ourpher,-there was a good show, bust again the greater Proper. 71 tion were of the latter dsesription, assd,-ns being aS vet unriple ...

... CORN WALL. A county mectig), convened, by the HiglhSerriff, Sir- Win. Molesworth, Bart., waslheld' in the. Shire-hall, at Bodmin, on Wednesday, for the purpose of. adopting addresses of congratulation to the Queen, the Prince Albert, and the Duchess of Kent, on her majesty's recent provi dential preservation from the attempt of an assassin. The High Sheriff presided, and having stated the ...

... THET FARMIER'S JOURNAL.h Gii i CATTLE 'MARKET.-This was our, Greant, and, upon el' thle whole, ii wollaupplied Miarkiet, althoughteinbr of 5Ar i 'BuL7.ocitSseas not large; as also that some offthe40'e or net of the first order. :Prime 1-~iricona, owvever, and ,CowIlur.rLocir,~ S *were worth Ide. per score. As feri nstane,a Mjr. NihohlsSrnith,: to~ of Kenhferdbutelier, boght a primearticle of ...