... PLymOuTl, DEVONPORT, &c. The Lord Bishop of the Diocese, in compliance with the desire of the Committee, has nominated the Rev. J. D. Cork as Minister of the now church of St. Michael, Stoke. Trhe Rev. J. Fernie, to whom the appointment had been offered, has declined it on account of ill health. Mr. Taffnell, hri., for this borough Is detained in Italy by the ill-health of Mrs..Tuffnell, but ...

... iTlEYNI ?? JOUINAL. CATTLE MARKET.-Although not so large a Market as on the preceding week, yet was there a good supply, and a considcrablo,strgke of business dooe, with the most entire support of prices for Fat.Sibck. Mr. Frederick Pitts. of KeIn. had two slperior Hoil'ersrcstimated at 32 score the Bullock, which were bo.ught by MI~r. NfasleJOf D, swlias, botcher, at a half sovereign on the ...

... IL'ONDON Ia ?? CORN EXCHANGE, JAUAY2. Fresh up this morning there was a mdrt hwo ' from Essex- and Suffolk, and cerssiderabljetfrm en this day week. Tue damp state of the wecat her causedS the cos4 of the samples to he second rate, added to which, millen slow purchasers,lthe prices of lasitweeckhave barely been'su -For Barkey the gate ha. been slow, at a decline of Is. to(, qr. according to ?? ...

... TRADE COMMERCE, &a. Complaints are being made by merchants attd brokers engaged ill the import trade, that, however prosperoas the past rear may havo been to the manufacruring and cotton interests, it afforded but little in the way of profit to importors. Prices have doubtless ruled very low, and continue to do so; and under lhe operation of the tariff, the Canada Corn Bill, and the new Bank ...

... I I ,. Ths CORN EXCHANGE; ?? a~ 3 Thsmorning there was a moderabe suota j 'egj but it was more abundant of Beans ?? ? emle.' ,for the finer desariptiono of Wheat oih bngsae rather more freely, but prices aregeral nsire dfal week. Bazrleyfound in some derea ?? 7Frida ys quotations. Oate are ?? aea trfle dearer. Beans and Peaseua8 rdi as ;rtddemand.- In Flour and Malt thrtsn aits~ Wheat, `. 5. ...

... THlE FARNIES'S JOURNAL. CATTLE MARKET.-Thiaswas not alarge but yet in all resppects sufficiently supplied Market of Stock, anid-quality looked to-things must be hold to be fully er much worth. AS else, that though certainly not Ho quick of sale as is sometimes the case, yet was there afair stroke of businessadone. Tospeatk then first of FAT BUoLroc~ts-Mr. John Mortinmer had two prime Heifers, ...

... O.11GINAL CORRESPONDENCE. INCOME TAX. To the EDITOR of the EXETER FLYIa-POST. SiR,-That the whole amount of the Income Tax, will be repeated is more than we can expect from Sir Robert Peel, but a modified Tax of li per Cent, or 3d. in the Pound should I esubstituted, it would satisfy for tho present the cravings of Your old Friend, JOHN BULL. THE INCOME TAX. To the EDITOR of the EXETEB ...

... T' 113 F.\ PiA RA['iS JO URNAL. CATTLJE MARIKFT.-InI this Market there was again a suflicient supply of Stokl, as also that our remark on this bead last week msust bo rsepeaIosl, that 1' quality looliesd to, things ware not lessworth. Of FAT lTUILOCKS, there \Vorsanortesuperior articles driven ill from the Eastwarl, for which prices were asked, it won calculated opiproachi isg ls per score. ...

... TRADE (101MIN/lEfIcE, &C. Tun TlAnrei.-That a fortlher alteration in the tariff is to bo made appears to be regarded as almost certain. In the ibst'act view olf the case iici one will for a moment dispute tile tlesirabloneis of ?? rid of tbose duties which are so unpro. ductive to the reveinu as scarcely to cover the expense incurred in their collection. 13ut there orie iifficiilties connected ...

... [ CORN EXCHANGE, Fitisnusay 3. This morning, fresh to market, the supplies of Wheat and Spring Corn were small; the state of the weather deteriorating the condition of onanV of the samples, ?? Wheat trade has not been aelive, but Ib.1 prices of this day oweek are well ?? has blen held actfirm pricrs, which has, however, checked the sale, -The transactions in Onto have bren confincel lo needy ...

... PLYMOUTHI, DEVONPOItT, &c. The Ecclesiastical Commissioners have decided upon creating two new parishes out of St. Andrew's, Plymouth. 'File first of these will be called St. Peter's, computed to contain 3,500 inhabitants. The second parish will be called St. James', computed to contain 2,100 persons. DEVoNpoRT.-The same authorities have also created five new districts in the parish of Stoke ...

... TLHE FAVA[ER'S JOJII'JNAI. EXETER MIARKETS. CATTLE MARKET.-This was not a largely supplied Market, bit there was more than sufficient for the lemand, which was rather limited in its character, but more especially for FAT BUoLcOCts,-persous standiig over-some to see the result at Southiloltois on the following day, antd others, of Exeter Fair on the succeeding Wednesday. lrices in tlisrespect ...