... TII E FAiRMII S JrQUONAJ _ EXETER MARKETS.-- CATTLE MARKET.-This was not a large but a fairly supplied market, and considering that the Extra ?? for tbe season had now been furnished, Live Stock generally was not less worth. POgB-CARCAESE.-In this market thi supply was not over lnrge, the quotation being from Os. 6d. to 7s. 10id. per score. Woor, -This market continues active, at Pd. per lb. ...

... e - -- - - ?? - ?? - ?? CORN EXCHANGE, DEcRznER 30. TJie trade this morning has beenfirm for flt best quailites of. Wheat, and priecs are fully maintained; but wee have a dull trade for inferior qualities. Barley commande a moderate salt at the rates of lost Monday. The sale for Oats is not brisk, buti;' prices tend upwvard, realising ls. per qr. more than last wetek'as currency. Beans are the ...

... I TReAm, coramsmoam, . MiaNuvACTU~BZS-I COLONIAL MARKETS. (From the London New Price Current, Dec. 31.]. SUGAR.-The importation of West-India has exceeded that of the former year by 1752 bids. and tierces and 2d70 bsrrels. Of Mauritius the quantity'received has been large, exceeding that of the former season by 55,091 bags and 1000 casks. The home consumption has been very good, tho ...

... UR&ZsToZ. ZIMPO1TS. Il the Englishman, from Afriea: Mcssr8 King, 3200 elephants' teeth, 47 sea-morse ditto, 47 tono camwood, 40 tons barwood, 28 owt bees' wax, 2 tons 3 casks gain copal, I box tortoiseshell; Lucas & Co. 4 elephants' teeth In the Canning, from Ichaboe: T. flancock,260 tons guano In the Sea-Lion, from New Orleans: Maze, Ames, and Co. 2152 bales cotton In the Winterflid, from ...

... CA ME IN.-The Lady of the Lake, Edwards, - from Charente; the Hannah Booth, Best, from Gallipoli; the Winterflid, Egelin, from Skien ; the Christian Eighth, Brand, from Corsoer; the Canning, Brown, from Ichaboe; the Sea Lion, Cross, for New Orleans; the Englishman, Dyer, from Africa; the Adventure, -, and the Argus, Baker, from St. Michael's; the Sally, Rye, from Cephalonia; the Emile, ...

... AGtSCUX~TUn ZNTEZZGIENCE. REVIEW OF T BRITISH CORN TRADE. [From the M Bxk..Lne Erpress, Dec. 30.1 With tolerably good Iupplles, 'and an extremely slow demand (all parties being utwiing sa near the close of the year, to en- ter into fresh engagements) the wheat trade has remained in a very quiet state at moot of the leading provincial markets held during the week; bolders.farmers as well as ...

... Btitol luown=counril. A special general meeting of the Town-council was held ,on Wednesday, for the despatch of various matters of business. The Rlight Worshipful the Mayor, R. P. KING, Esq., in taking the chair, said he had to thank them very sincerely for the honour they had conferred upon him in electing him to the responsible office of mayor of that corporation, and of chief magistrate of ...

... f'oreign and Domestlc Intelligence. OVERLAND IUAIL. By the arrival of the Bentinck at Sllwk, on the lth of December, we have received advices from Caloltta of the 18th of November, Miadras the 22nd, Galle the 26th, Aden the 6th of December, and Alexandria the 19th. The news is not important. By letters received from IRong-Hong to the 3rd Sept., we hear a severe typhoon was reported as having ...

... S~aaRILETZENTELLZGENGE.M LONDON CORN EXCH{ANGE.-MONDOAY. The supply ef Englishi thest this morning was short, and of infe- rinor condition, owing to the dampness of the weather; it met a slow sale, at hardly former prices, hut this circumstance caused more de. ma'd for free foreign, at fultyprevious quotations. There wa a mo- os good termns, other kinds went off slowly. Beans and peas as last ...

... I PRoM TamE .ONDOE GAZMZETv. 3ANI.EUPTS-FRIDAY. Levi Israel Theruuns, Sidney- place, Commercial -rand, teaj dealer, to surrender Dec. 31, Feb. O, at Basingball street. Soli., ciler, Beovan, London Ann Seed, Liverpool, victualler, Jan. 6, Feb. 5, at the LiTor pool Distriet Court. Solicitor, Wardle, Liverpool Strange and Parsons, Baglan, Glanerganabiroe, merchants, Jan. 14, Feb. 4, at the ...

... LONDON IrJKRKMS, ?? O RCORN EXCHANQVi, 'Tl c aT rrive4 of English Giain lfres£ i'gip thZ larg~e (loin either Essei or. Suffolk, but mierii ?? t Tlte Whcat sample1s cam7e lo h and but in vmiidd% o~an'dilheo, ais~tC 9 woere slowly pusehatee atilaet week's prcesi att 1some iststane a decline has taken ple. *larley is genera * ialerfdfrons - last wlcek, thC finest dripions mnetin f t Ednand fie ...

... Pt.Y OUtI, DE VONPOIT, &c. AootEGAIzt MUT1ETING ( THE MUDoIAL PRAIPowHOxiie OF TllE. DrSnlCT.-An arigalte 11eetindfg of the members of the medical profession was held at the Eye Insfrmary;Pipuab, (Friday) afteioon, Dr. Butter In the chair, to akeiltoi rideration the bill laid before Parliament by the Hs Secretary. The meeting was addrestid; by Mr. May, -t.m Crossing, Mr. Swain, Mr. Laity, and ...