... I CORN EXCHANGE-T7o this nmorning's toarlet the supply iif Wheat feeshi upfrom the howe ?? was short, bilt rather exeedringo the arrival of thisdslo week; / owI the condition of the nsanpleo hilsg also iipopvied, the millers bonught tolerably freety, at on adva'nee of Is. to 2s. per qr. ass the quotalisos of this dogy er-k. Boney has iort a hrtlbr oarket, at priees qenerally tlie ?? ?? tatob ...

... THE FAR31EPUS JOURNAL. EXETERMARKETS. CATTLE MARKIET. Tine Neas iav no noonls ?? Market, nor, indeed, at thisl jrartreirlar season was at;tis to ha expected, blat of' FA I B3 r.LOCIS,-althlii~ghlefsw wore derivein iil, there were siriticicilt far thle demanid. As to price0, roe mafy asoi tion that a primie HEIFER, eStiaated1 ?? fro-m 37 to 38 score), was houghrt by Mr. John Placers, of ...

... PLYMO UTH, DEVONPfORT, &c. John Smith, Esq., the Worshipful tbe A14yPr Qf Pevop- port, last week afforded another instance of thc gonlino liberality which distinguishes his condulct, in the purchase of about five hundred pounds of cold meat wbioh had been left at the Conservative dinner given at the Town Hall, 1]evosepoLt, and whichi he causod to be distributed among the poor of tile borugh,; ...

... Cd OflZLUA1RCW, & 4k4*ftkCTR ISi: COLONIAL MARKETSli,-Lo io N 4O5i E8DA + (Froeo the £~onloi22Z Oaz'ett'e.) ?? .-The market3 for produce ivere in afirn« 'tate~this morning. only a small quautityof :goods,-was offe6d. at ictin, a idta fati desire was sho.vn on the part ofth ada to oy The ~imports are' still emall frnm all ?? :A : ye - ' ' Raw SUrGAr.''ells well :for hiorne,' oA j and .prices. ...

... 1:alLILEMW ZNTE LZG33NCOM. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE.-HONDAY. Thle arrivals 0f wieat are small, and the condition of ?? of the samples here being hetter than bas bee the case latterly, our msillers purchased freely, at an advance of Is, to 2s. per qv. There has been a good demand for foreign wheat to-day, whick is Is. per qr. higher 0incc this day week. Flour is, held for Is. per sock ad vance in ...

... AG2XOULTUrURAI '6N TEjLLGFNGE1 . REVIEW. 01? THIE BRITISH ..CORXN TRADe1. : Fr0m 'titet Mur./i-Lche.Expressc, .Jaa.2..S. ?? ?? At most of the leading provineiil markets held-during the week, holders of wheat have' exhibited'much ,firmness, nad former ratbs ha're nt onljybeern steadily. supported, but' in some instanceds a slight imnprovement hae evenzbeenfesta-: blished. The arrivals'ofvwheat ...

... 333ZSTOY :MMPO TS. In the Eleanor, fror Demoerara: Daniel arid Sons, 345 hhds 1ao tres 5 brls sugar; Baillie & Co. 185 hhds 10ttrcsD00 brlsditto; Order, I ditto, I brl 3 bags coffee I In the Champlain, fromn New Orleans: Clarke & Co. 240 brbs floer, 1.02 bales cotton wool, 20 bris pork, 5 bhds tobacco, I cask bees'-wax, 79J bris lard, 5 brls tallow In the Thomas Hlanford, from Miramichi: ...

... MATZST ZNTE1TIMZENCE. -FROM ~THE ,LONDON GAZE.TTE.-, 'a Pie ?? ton, Bihpagt- wine-merchants Thus. Maa~,High-st. Camlden Town, grocer ' Hugh Whiele, Topshlam, builder IlC John Swallow, senl. & CO. Halifax, corn millers R~ Edwd. T. and James Hall, Leads, flax spinners. rat Matthew WVillock, Hulddearsfield, merchant in- WM Gawthorp, Huddersfield, plumber and glazieff be GeorgeClements Harril, ...

... Z: O1 Mb I ZZ ?? a O ! *GA Z .;G ?? BA~lfARCTPTS-F3RlAYx. 011db Jo l~ewtdn, Leicester squarO. arsper, to stirrendor Jan. 10, Feb. 10, at Basinghall-at. Sols. Reed & Co. London . - JohnGosdclWilstOad.5t.,'Netw-rbad 'victualler, Jan.7, Feb. to, at tiie same place. Solic~itor'N'o'rcatt, Londotr.t ' - '-rj .'Hart Tborold, lfrlejS'en-green, Middlesexy aelOtJ5. 11, Febt. 3t, at the same place. ...

... Tur official account, just published, of the state of the revenue is such as to justify the deepest alarm. The decrease on the year (principally in the customs and excise), is £940,062; aid this, too, including two quarters' property-tax, amounting to £571,056, be sides windfalls, in the shape of the re-paymeut of advances and imprest moneys, amounting to £229,195 ! The most fearful falling ...

... (From the Tifles,-) We deeply regret that it is not in our power to congratulate the country upon the quarter's revenue. The decrease in the year ending on the 6th January, 1843, as compared with that which ended 6th January, 1842, is £922,030, while the decrease inl this quarter's caenue as compared with the corresponding quarter of the last year is nut less than £040,002. Ttlo greatest ...

... I Co RN\ EXCHfANGE-ItS lthis morning's market the supply fresh vp was shortif rai Esscx, batl tolerabily good of Spring Corn,, and the trade being rather brisk the former article has been taken; .!ff ait on improvemnent of 2;. per qr. on the prices of this day week. Barb-p has met a fair sale for mast descriptions, and the finest ?? hot-c realised foil Is. above lasi week's prices. In Oats ...