... PLYINIOUTLI, DEVONPORT, &c. LivetrColoeni Rud 'erd is appointed to the command of the AIrtillery here, in succession to Licrut-Colonel Bell, orderted to BIermueda. T'e Marquis and tlarchiouess of Lansdowne arrived at Saltritor, onl t visit to the Earl and Countess of Morley, on Wedriesdoly, a1(d left on Fridiy morning, onI their tour tinroagis tile south coast of our beautifiu county. 'lihe ...

... RUttNsa. Calve. 121' PRICE,. Beasts . .. S7' Asses . .. 70 Beef, per cwt. .. 50. 5ts Sheep .. 191li Pigs . 20l Miltton, per lb. t. 5z1 Horses. 15 Suckingditto 841 Pigs,persc. ns, 01. tio id DEVIZES MARKET. (Pronm the Wiltshire Independent.j Our market to-day was moderately supplied with wheat, yet the sale was extremely dull, last week's prices being barely maintained. Barley was in ...

... MDIRLET ZNINTELLI GENW yLONDON CORN EXCHANGE.-MONDAY. PIea Our eupply of English wheat this morning was again shorst,, Ring and the eandition middling; it was taken oilf at a reduction of ione aohut Is. per quarter under the rates of this day week. Mattin neat Barley brought Is. per qr. more money, Ini prices of beans 00f Ived peas no alteration. Oats met a slew sale, at the rates of last: aln ...

... TRADE, COMMEE.CE, & bANUFACTURZS. COLONIAL MARKETS. [F'rom the London New Price Current, Dec. 6i.] SuGAn.-The West India sugar on show consisted nearly all of brown and of the lower descriptions of yellow; for these the demand was dull, and the prices accepted were rather under those of Friday; but bright yellow kinds, of which the supply is scanty, met with a good sale at the former currency. ...

... MARI?ET ZNT?LLZGENCE. LONDopp CORN EXOHAJGE.-HOYDAY. or There was a good supply of now wheat for this day'o market from ? the home counties, and the best somples sold at an advance of l5.,?ie5 ? quarter, tlse eecoedory? qualities maintalssing the rates of this ay ir, 0110??1100O?OWheatsoeetaagend demand, but prices are witheut ? ?? of Iblo day t last week's rates. Barley fully sup. ?? very ...

... B2?TOL E11?PORTS. ?? the Minlerva, from Jamaica: Miles and Cam 158 hhds 8 trcs l brie sulgar, 34 tons logwvoed,2pipcs l2qrcaoks wine,2011 lance- wooml spars, Gl1 pulns rum; Heaven and Son, 31 ditto, 67 hhds Ysuglar;* Fedden and Co. 52 ditto; J. Cunninghlam, 31 ditto; Da- niel and Sous,61 ditto; Messrs. Bernard, 10 ditto; Ariel and Co. t8 ditto, 2 panes hhds ram; 3. Room,4tonslogwvood, 12 brls ...

... ARKSET ZNTELLZGZ3NCE. 2; T LONDON CORN EXCHANGE.-MONDAY. a 5508PPlY of Engli,h wheat was very small this marning, and met ready sale, at~ s.Per quarter advance from! last Monday, for all de. scriptions, and6 the stands were pretty well cleared. We cannot quote higher ?? for foreigtn, but the sale has beens more extensive at the rae ai aiwek iemligbarley realized is. per qr. advance; othr ...

... TRADE, COM)MMERCE, &c. The improvement in monetaly and mercantile business which was expected to commence with the year, and the payment of the January dividends, is considered to have been not realised up to the present time. The principal drawback which has operated against the return of con- fidence amongst capitalists, has been that the publication ot the tables of the revenue of the last ...

... I CORN EXOH-.ANGE_-The Wheat trade thno been dull this :morossig, ot aa ,,d~clinej of 2,. to as. froso ?? day 74eek. Barley to sttrn lerain I, rish Oats Ie. to 2.s. cheaper for light inferiolr .s tctes.Beso, Pease, or oithe rin unaIltere.Fornn Wheat ~ a.Poase, Per Qr. ..s l~estandEo~ox. 3O 020110 White ?? Nanfslts . '13r IG Grey 32) 33-.Blsilers 3i .35' ?? ! ?? 29 .30 R ?? 2tt ?? 21 Barley . ~ ...

... C1?T1'LE MARKET. &C. eiJIiSCn. Calves ?? Pfttct5 ers Basts . 719 I sses . ..4 Beef, per ewi. . i94. 4 ll IIECP. .,S6582pigs ..25'3 M1tcttus, per lii. 4&.1b.L VpHrc .. 631 Vcri lit o 5 P,2s, per c lOs. 00- ?? 0 n. of BRIS!'OL CORN EXCHA&NGE. iS . d, ci, ?? d English Wheat, per inn. Slant, pale, perlihush, 7 6 8 u -_ bUshel, New ?? 6 0 0 0 brovn, ditto ?? 7 0 S0 O Old ?? 0 n eans, clitto ?? 0 ...

... TRADE, CO vUIa.C? & ?d?IUrACTITRES. COLONYIAL MARKETS. [Erenr thze London New Price Current, Aug. 22.] SUGAR.-A goad demand has been experienced for all deacrip. tions of XVest India sugar for grocery and refining purposes, at the former ?? have been steady for refined sugar, and a good demand has existed from the home trade for all deacriptions, Standard lumps at 75s., and brown grocery 74a. ...

... ITADBE COtOMMERZCLE, & MANIT1'ACTlRzS COLONIAL MARKETS [From the London Neat Price Current, June 6.] SUGAR.-The refined market was rather firme, but prices ia, not improved. Standard lumps are 7is. to 780. 6d., brown cery 760. to its., best bonded crashed 2S5. Hd. to 26tla. TeA.-The market baa a heavy appearance, and there ista little doing. Good ordinary Congouis are quoted Is. per lb. CoFFie ...