... EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE MARLKET.-At the opeiiing this was by iio -moans at large soarliet Of PAT BULLOCS~ea, and it being probably imagineild so sewere iinadequate to the demand, several bend was scarcely neeided, as sales seers by no means brisk, and prices barely supported. On this all impor-tant poilit, htowever, our readers shall judge for tlscmsnlves, oar duty being to obtain 'in ...

... LONDON MARKETS, MIONAI)., CORN EXCIIANTGE.-Al oue nitaricel ?? I/a,.1 seanty olow of Wh/eat from IlNoex, and Ike din,p ay, fromt Kent an'l .Su.0414k wan on/~y moderatfe. Old1/. it beoig'ry -co' e, nod nearly the whole of Uh.w,, suppjty. conotoiteal of I/tho I/earo growthI, 7notlill iii ?? a..a ando ie no anI/l,,. The fewo jancelo of old fWhen! whi). .. ?? were od I t u ;aat 28. par qi'. ...

... 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 ...

... ( ?? Felix Farlcy's Bristol Jouraol.) A great sensation is excited throughout the country by ?? continuance oa the pric onf bread at a point which nppenrs, considering the great fall in the price of w ieat, to donble, perhaps triple, that portion of the sumn received which constitutes profit. In wliotaver quartor, wlbether the baier, th e oalimalu, thialnller, or the corntisetor, the extortion ...

... i CORN EXCITANGE.-'fa Ihio ino~rfilt~'s market tvn received ai very shoto suppely of English oantiples, and the trad, buying briniely, Wheluas are 2s lo 3is. higher for English, ao'l qbout -to, for loreigo, froaw this tiny week, bring a soight tadran-e oil fe'idoy's ecirrencyi. Jo Biariiy we nofice no ulieraliott. Onsi are a slow sale at strady prices. Beans andI White 1'ease ore each Is8. ...

... THE NEw BANKRUPTCY ACT, Clnuse 1. Its oblect is to amend nod enlarge tho powers of the let and 2nd William IV., c. 60, and to commence on the 1IIth of November next. 2. That all statutes and usages at variance with this act are 8. Thst tl;e petitioning creditors bend to the Clmucellor is wholly dispensed with, nor is any required. 4. The fiat to be transmitted by the secretary in banlerusptcy ...

... Mr. Elliott of the Royal Hotel, lost a fine horse on Monday night last, under the following circumstances:- between St. Mellion and Saltash, the night being very dark, the horse came in violent contact with the shaft of a oart, which penetrating its stomach, caused instant death. The Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty arrived at Elliott's Royal Hotel, Devonport, on Saturday last, Thev are ...

... TIJE FARNMERS JOURNAL. pler EXETER MARKETS. tl CATTJLEl MARKIET.-This woot at fairly supplied aff markiet, Dntl thero was a good numiter of ltiumoc~s, tint, aso Cl regiards titea slte of' lhem, noe small portion of' thorn were fiot licy.ui that whichl is uooiilly knowin by thle tern, or- Mriyovr tue, BULOLOCUi~,-cercatoil y ha(1 sot arrivedtatlita state Of ripookess Ilr llnd proof. Such osl ...

... LONDON MARKETS, MuONAyI CORN EXCHIANGE-'_Tothis muorningls market i,, freh. sip is very smiall sqr English, and the quality bey !15a line, adeded to a brisk demuani, Wheats hare been ta/n 0,, advance of Is. front this day week, at whit W he e1t tnd, cleared. Forei~qn Wheat is frnin Is. to 2s. d/earr B inuiqared a fter, and fine sorts o f new mnalt ja r~~eal d32, the supply bit moderate. Oafs ...

... TTHE FARI4ER'S JOURNAXL EXETFER MARKETS. CATTLE 1IAR ?? was our Great,-and a very largc Marltct, bet by lno means a brisk one, although about an aorage amoun t of bosiness wra dsiue. Prices eannot be said to be worse than balbro, but for the best things wvere barely siupported. To speak, however, in the first instance of FAT ]BulLOclS,-of Which there weas a good show, and some artiiles ofa ...

... On the night of Friday last, the Austrian frigate, Bellone, arrived in tile Sound, having on board the Arch- dukie Frederick of that country. Sunday morning, his Imperial Highness landed at the King's Steps, Mount Wise, wisere a guard of honour was stationed to receive him. The Archduke first visited the Port Admiral, Sir David Mlile, Bart., ?? at his official residence, and then proceeded to ...

... TRADE, COMMERCE, &o. TuE Cunniiav.c-(From ?? to Banhtners')4 We have no doubt thnt! somethintg will be done rodatilog to Boltsss tint Cttrrency ill tile nssst session of Parliament; Sir R. P't14 tilmost declared ouch to be the determinantion of thoa GoevotiritsPi in lisa nswoer to Mir. Charles Wood'e (the Into Chasirmeno of tlit Select Commjittee on Banks of Issue) etsqiiry concertning tloiri ...