... TlHlE FARAIER'S JOIRNAL. EXETER MARKETS. CATTYX MARKET.-This was 01cr Crect, anod mnotwiith- standtini mthe Fair belog on near at litntccit ?? mullrlet ii- btii,iec-s lhoweoer wits Cesteetllel limit, aoll or ?? It1 r lIoC n, scemedi amonlg Iii' tbest articles we're rigmil driven h-om ut ced, I, tIi tar thlotcen litoor il15 tilers hd lol'or of it iecoip~iont titeY were at( Ieal nil Inclined ...

... LONI)ON MARKETS, MONDAY. CORN EXCHIANGF.-To this morningas market the sopply qf ' TV hrt fr, .h up tr,no, the hom couanlti-s fras very a,,noll, hut hinter of Spir~in (7600 of all d,'oeriptions. Wlwheat have been taken notr ?? at I&, prier.s okf this dal ztcek, and tia aome i-ian'st-o qw),abomt~,, ht,or nat ties, supported. The arrival atIl' Rarky(ps ,, ?? tithr! r-,part to he large, bat a ...

... Bristol ItraichiBankoi PlEngland, :1, Bridge-sLreet; open trot li hit e pastf~till.1.-Agent, J. W. Cowrell Esq.; Slb-AgLnt, Henry Alay Esq, te BaillieI Ansad C, Corn.straet; draw on Grote, Prescot, and *h Co., and Smith, Payne, and Co., Lonidonl. Close at 3. d Miles, Harford, anld Co. 3, Carn.street; dravv on Barnett, Hoare, ai d Co. Lombard.ntrcet, London. Openi from halfpastil tiil 3. Branch ...

... Great Western Stailway Company. [PrOm OUIt OwN- nrPOaTERl.] The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders and di- l rectors in the above undertaking was held on Thursday, at the Company's Offices, in Prince's street, Bank, Lon- don. Charles lussell, Esq., M.P., Chatirimnii of the Board, presided, and among thle directors and proprietors present ?? observed Lord Barrington, MI.IP., b. G. Hayter, ...

... M~AnX:L3T ZNTELLZGENCE. a- Te LONDON CORN 13XCIIAN`GE.-AMO~VDy t Te suppl~y or Englis wheat was agarir short this orniitnig, and thee we enigi.~goitra rcwerererather worse titan on this day Ct. raes igh. arley, beans, and peas all reet a slow, (lull sale, at the 'lit raof this day week. Oats with iiesficlty ?? last MondaY's itprices, and the demnandi v~s Of al limited retail character. ave Fer ...

... SATURDAY, FihnuASr 18, 1843. A pressure of local and general intelligence has prevented ILI us earlier referring to the late meeting of the Bristol hII Chamiber of Commerce, but there are some points which Io ought not to pass altogether unnoticed. St Thc Report of tho Directors states that the account w of imports, exports, number of vessels, and the official re- IV turns of the ...

... AGnICULTURVAL ZNTELLEGENCE. REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. [Fromz te M2ark-Lane E.xprees, IleM. 13.] t The principal markets in the agricultural districts have been sparingly supplied hy the growers, and at most of the places where there are no stacks of rluty-paid foreign, the receipts ihave barely been salficiecet for the demand, limited as the letter lhas been; this, with thr. fh lrn ...

... The following statement h1as been pu.t into our hands by some members of the Soeiety of Friends, fronm whom an ad- vertisement on ths subject will be found in our 5th page. We3d readily comply withl tbeir request to lay it before our Notwithstanding the numerous accounts which have appeared in the public papers of that fearful distress which las for more than a year existed in the ...

... LATMST XNTELLXGZENCE. in FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. I- BANIKRUtTS ?? de J. Pariente, Bury-st. ?? 'atton, Swan-st. Newington, ironfoutder. Thos. Fawcatt, Whilslnade, I- Beds, cattle dealer-Jas. P. Davis, Bromley, ?? P P. Cottrill, Worcester, grocer-Win. Dunli, Barnstaltle, curri(r -Jas. Walton, Neweastle-on-Tyne, saddler-W_ n. Adamson, I llexham, ?? ry Z. Jervis, 231oorgatc-st. scriveier- t- ...