... THE FARIE R'S JO.UIANAL v I EXETER MARKETS. th CATTLE AMARNfEI.-We cannot cill thiti a larger tis tsfrlitd, but still there wsis a v.iry fair su.pply ofl3'st W ar alto1,5 be that there ivor~seaom very aO ilitstialgthe FAT BlUi.1.0(ics of diveivn iii: lusissiie.Is hsiwmer, Was tioll, e di Clsristmnassbilig tit passed, prices again sabereil diown. 0ia this hiead ha ire vr, tli oumr r,'sslers ...

... LONDON MARKETS, MONDAY, CORN EXCHANOE.-Frh.s/ tp lo ?? t oages~ ?? I eve wvere shortl s! uppli. si nith itb wh/ IVhs at on, SI .O.sqcA esattlitioti of the former being still very il~,rn. rn II, too/s off reesdi' alt fiirtg dry samopltc fotty 1s.1 pr 'Jr ?? crc kes prices ;t/ie general traie fur other deseriipoI,, a.,. rather imiproved. line Barry *ttsisac cI frrte ,s1, cit f,, 'sler /ast ...

... TRADE, COMMERCE: &c, The ?? business during the holidays, natisrally affords lis tbs e1rpoctullityoftakitigtaretrospactive glance at tile ?? lf Ste0 mercantile world during the past ?? have been great complaintssof a general stagnation of business. Tho complaint is destitute of a just foundation. The returns of the quantityofbusiness actually transacted, which we have been sedulous in ...

... WARKET ZNTBZLLZOENCE. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE.-MONDAY. We had a short supply of English wheat to-day ;dry samsples sold readily at an advante of Is. per quarterover the rates of lnat week, but the damp qualltieo brought no more money. Fresh old foreign wheat was much int request this morning, at last week's prices. Our arrival of barley was moderate this morning, and we note this article V~Is.pe ...

... BRZSTOl ISPORTS. B sx w ^v 5 L ?? * - . In the Maria, from Demerara: Daniel and Son, 328 bhds 158 trcs 132 brel sugar; Baillr e and Co. go hhds 20e rdes ditto In the CosMoi, from New York: Cross and Son, 1184 brls tar, 1200 ?? pitch, 00 bile oilcake meal, 27 t00s oil cake, 10 tros 68 brla beef, 38 brls apples; A. Whitwill, 2 ditto, 39 casks IO boxes cheese, 62 brila tres beef; Messrs. Webb, ...

... &GoCZCULZaMz ZNToOEZC. REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. [From tee Mark-Lane Express, Jan. 1.) The Christmas holidays have interfered more or less with business during the week; still the trade in grain has main- tained a tolerably firm tone at most of the leading provincsal markets, and no further decline has occurred in prices. The arrivals of wheat coastwise into London have amounted to ...

... URXSTOL ?? conTf. MONDAY. IT. THASIRTS, draper, Swansea, appeared to undergo his last examination. Ile was questioned by Mr. Brittan, solicitor to the assignees, respecting a deficiency of 781. in his accounts, but as he kept no books hli could not give a satisfactory explanation The commissioner said no good would arise from delaying thmebanlmrupt'sexamiisation; the mattermight, perhaps, ...

... I TRADE:, COD1MZX1LCr, & 2fANUPACTUzeS COLONIAL MARKETS. [EFrom the London New Price Current, Jan. 2,] S(IGAi.-The West India sugar market opened with firmness. a strong desire was shown to purchase good and fine yellow and dry grey descriptions, and of such the market was nearly cleared at prices ad. per cwt. above those paid prior to the bolt. days. Brown and common yellow sorts met with a ...

... I rzorsl THE Z.ONDON GAZETTES. BANKRUhlTS-FRIDAY. Thomas W. Vine, Peerlese row, City-road, carpenter, to sur- render Jan. 5, Feb. 9, at Basinghall-street. Solicitors, Watson & Co. London Wm. Claude Carter, Ashford, Kent, chemist, Jan.5, Feb.7, at the same place. Sol. Manning, London John and William Wolland, Exeter, and Powderham, Devon, turners, Jan. 15, Feb. 7, at the Exeter District Court. ...

... T. EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE MARI13T.-Altlhough in this Market, on Friday, there was not presentedl a secry large sl~ow of Stock, yet nra see called upon to say that the entire propmedhrigs of tins day were frmught with importance to thle Agricultuirist. andt, if No to that class,-of courso to thre whole coorrsirrtiy. In sliort, whila osl respects Ca~tte and Sihsop, prices wverel ortppoted,-in ...

... LONDON MARKETS, MONDi - CORN EXCI-ANG B.-The supply or English , ~ small this morning, but the condition contiriojes very ino~. the principal poet ; dry samples were in dcroanda, at Is ,t but there was no iniproveonent in the inferi~or sorts. n0 lively demand for free foreignt Wheat las1t Week, and i instauces Is. adviance was realised; this Zornoiny ti.ce OdteA,o~e, generallyo insistedt upon, ...

... Ahstract of the Net Produwe of lhe Revenue of Great Britahn in the Quarters ended on the 6it of January,, 1848, and the 5th of Janunary, 1844, 8heutciig the Incr'ease or Decrease on each head thereof. Quarters endeda nn 6, Increase. Decrease. 1848. 1844. Customs , 4214,089 4,783,088 652,879 Excise, .. 8,022,008 8,080,771 8,788 Stamps 1,661,764 1,6528,58 ?? 88,101 Taxes 1,880,168 1,868,867 . . ...