... 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 ...

... TTIE FARMEWS JOURNAL. EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE MAUKET.-In this Mfarket there weas at very good supply of FAT BULLOCJOS, anld Cows and CALVES, but it was a emai~l Market of SHEEP. In their entire chtaracter also things wore far better titan on tite preceding week-, pritec HEireas fetching lb . d. 1per score,-abont which too there is no reistoke, as Mr. William Webber, of Silverton, end our ...

... rUATEST aNTEMXZXZGENCE. m, FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. no BAN5KRUPTS 'ed Thos. Davies, Grosvenor-st. ?? Butler, Witham, It Essex, builder-llenry Clarke, George-st. 31taision-lsouse, lock sly maker-Wvum. Chetwynd, Elizabeth-place, picture ?? log Wilshin, Reading, ?? and Hunter, St. Leonard's, gic Sussex, builders-Jas. Peters, 11crstham, Surrey, coal merchant -John Saunderson, Cambridge, horse ...

... TRADE, COIZMOROE9, & MANUFACTULRES. COLONIAL MARKETS-LONDON, WEDNESDAY. (From the Colonial Gazette.) I There has been a good business transacted in produce to sup. ply home orders; and the purchases made for exportation have been on a more extended scale. Holders of produce have shown firmness, and in several cases prices have slightly im- proved. The imports have beets light since we last ...

... DIARIE:T ZNTELLZGENCE. erol O. LONDON CORN HXCIOAN.GB.-NMOVDAY. hell OurS~ply f English whoat waagin very =Staert this morning, apebu i ws wthdillitulty clearad Of at ?? prites. Old laas1 foeg heat in granary mat a very limited sasle, tough offered Io. ans per qr. under the ratces Of this day week, and one or two parcels were ar[forced off at a reduttioia of 2o. per quarter. Fine malting ...

... CORN EXCHANGE.-The show of Wheat this morning seas stooll, but the Kentish supply rather execeded that of last ivee14 the condition of the samples twas in a measure improved, ond although the demand was without much life, the stands have beels Jretty generally eleared, at the prlees of this day week; there ha-a also heera a ?? tlernsnd for free Foreign Wfheat, but without anv improvernent on ...

... I 1OVE THE LONZDON GAZ3TT TS. BANIKRUPTS-lRIDAY. Yeatman & Lum, Fore-street, chemists, to surrender March 11, April ll,atBasinghall-street. Sols. Buron & Co. London Edward Austen, Walmer, Kent, grocer, March 14, April 14, at the same place. Solicitor, Wailer, Loadon Peter Spurr Parkin, Robert-street, Chelsea, & Upper Ebiury, street, ironmonger, March lO, April ll, at the sameplace. Solo. Blake ...

... BR3s'roT. XIPOaITS. In the Gipsy Queen, ?? Atichael'd: Wim. Randle 418 boxes oranges In the Mary Ann, from St. Michael's: Wrm. Randle, 461 boxes or eages ID ?? St. Michlael's: W. Randle,423 boxes oranges In the Lady Bassett, from Saiat Michael's: Wim. Randle, 4 84 boxes oranges In the Shamrock, from Dublin: Parsons & Co. 4 bales 3 boxes linen, 10 bales merohandise; Low and-Co. I box linen; IV. ...

... ARXC2ITURtAI INVELLIGENCE. REVIEW OF, THEE BRITISH CORN TRADE. [From the Mark-Lane Express, March 6.] The seasons bave thus far been exceedingly propitious, and from a ll pants of the kingdom we continue to receive satisfactory reports respecting the general appearance of thecountry. The trade has, during the week, remained in a very languid state at all the leading provincial market. Wheat, ...