... TRADE, COMAi',RCE, &c. T]u SURtPLrus R ~vaNvu&-The publication in talk Gazete of 'uosilay nigit, of the disposition of the surplus revenue for the present quarter, has attracted considerable attention. According to thel return tho suam available from thl, 7th of Jaly instant andl the 10th of October amounts to £5-27,403. Of this amount £.500,000. is to be approprinted for the purchasa of ...

... TIIE FnRIHER'S JOURTSNAL. hiCATTLE MARKET.-Thia was a small Market, and la as respects FtBlokcertainly, prices were not vitpported, 11 but, othorwise than this, we slhotld say, that almost in its enti re otroumetences, the Market was generalty arising endencouraiging one for the Farmer. Sheep of etiperior quality, and moderate, 'g and small-size, unquestionably were itetter worth. But let tie ...

... PLYINIOUTLI, DEVONPORT, &c. LivetrColoeni Rud 'erd is appointed to the command of the AIrtillery here, in succession to Licrut-Colonel Bell, orderted to BIermueda. T'e Marquis and tlarchiouess of Lansdowne arrived at Saltritor, onl t visit to the Earl and Countess of Morley, on Wedriesdoly, a1(d left on Fridiy morning, onI their tour tinroagis tile south coast of our beautifiu county. 'lihe ...

... THE FARMER'S JOURNAL. CATTLE MARKET.-This in the order of time was our Great Market, and there was alarge supply, but as respects business, and this too in all descriptions of Stuck, we have scarcely before witnessed any thing so dull. As regards FAT BULI.OCYS, certainly in ens or two instonei Us ad per score was obtained* but for the few that were disposed or the more general prices were ...

... . LONDON MARKETS, NoAM ?? I A I I. dCORN EXCHIANGE Ja.e 1.. . ?? 0 Thre supply Of BEnglish Wheat at Ih`omrl0' mrc short, the trade exceedingly, heavy, CO1 Moalesgcs mnush diffaclly, on about the sure, lena. aol Ia. . It cede11 IC met with a moderate demand, se re to a ay O. Pot heavy deseripelions, at Olts. to .3,ts. per q.ita France. Barley usan be nted Io. tbiqg,~e ,.O ~0 board, continusoe ...

... THE FRES.TRADE D)IVISlON, SaturdaU, 081h Fcbruaru, 1840. MAtJ0111TY FORl G0ING INTO COMPIITTI11I1 ON THES CU`1701 AND C~on.-IMPORTATrION Acms. Achnion, Vis., Armaghi County Iuln, ,a . C ?? A' Court, Caipt. F. II.. T1alaworibhampirflo Stlirk Afflolanty, if. A,, CookorimoiitliH atWila.Giela Anson. lon.Cci.G. , S.Staillirdshl. J nrvlo) John , ChAlatr Attwood, Jolia, Ilarwichl local ya, Vimouann, ...

... Ind FARMER'S JOURNAL EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE MARKET.-Thls heig the day of the Great Cbristmas Show Msrket-(of ~vblch an account appears in another part of this Paper,)r, it has seldom happened that any a amount of Live Stock has ,been driven in. Thli day, however, 'Wig an exception to what has bitherto been pretty generally the custom in tthis respect, as ?? fairly supplied both with FAT ...

... TRAD)E, (COMMERCE, &c. The English Funds havO been heavy for the last few days, in the almost total absence of anv business; and the appearance is still gloomy, the quotations to day being uear c per cent below those of last week. It is difficult to m miunt for this depression, except upon the sulipposition that the specilaltion in RailwaV Shares has begun to operate prejudicially upon the ?? ...

... Onnw- .O T I NDAY- LONDON01 -4At]hs CORNECiHA NOBR, Sol 3I~ This morning the-re was a fair ?? fresh up from Essex. and Ssseolk, but not much from !.0i'qt, and prices; have ranigedllrin at the Priece of this day week), l!dinsmeisance a ?? advance has been obtained. Bariklf commands a stoo saleforimmdiae san ts, at siteady rates. The Oat trade is fully as goell for all sorts, and there has been ...

... PLYMIIOUTH, DEVON'PORT, &c. Cnptrin Sir William Symonds, surveyor of the nasy, arrived here on an official visit Fi iday last. Commander Thomas Burwood, R. N., of Cobourg-street, Plymouth has been granted the Out-Pension of Greenwich. The Fly, 18, surveying-vessel, Captain Sir Henry Blackowood, was spolren by a merchant-ship on the 20th Sept., in Torres Straits, lat, 10.20 S. long. 134.4 E., ...

... TME FARA4ER'S JOURNAL. CATTLE, MARKET.-Tlsis was not a largo markeet, bitt still it woos not without features of importaneis, since it gave evidence of a retnrn to a more regular order of things thau have for senveral weelt', (liring thd preparation for and celebration of Christmnas, prevailed. If price silso be regarded. ernd this lay's proceodings may he held as a criterian for thre ...

... THE FARAMERS' JOURNAL. lie CAITILE MFARKET.-This, lit the order of thne, woas our ire Great Markcet, and although in its appearance there wlas nohnyarticulairtp denoting this, yet waas It a welt supyplied C =arket At the opening also there seas anl airI of something ha0 tike activity, butl this soon disappeared, andi although upon the so saen nruienst t'/co ule'swsdnytlte AO It was a heavy ...