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... H ULL, Feb. 28, 1814. . AW -f :II . ?SE . ?. H I - i- , .ofl~r 52r5vo ,. lay A convoy will sail from the Huntber for the Raltic ice to-morrow ; and will be sutceeded by others everj 14 dsvs. nel The Dixon, Snowden, arrived at Lisbon on the 27t1r 4r. January, after a szormy passag2. ' W ALE. FtSHE'I. tre The following is a list of ths ships foe the Nortb to Whale-fihhery. Those marked thus* ...
... CORNlS-lEXCIIANG 1E, Mlark-L-,ane, LoNriON, WOlrD~r, Alfay 2. UTA heap Ce I;ttle nauantirv of extrencly fine FPfx te VWc had'forne little quantity of extremely fine Ffex bi )ft white wheat on fTew this morning, frefh from tile flail ed and in fmall famples, which found an eager demand, I of and, in particular inflances, an advancing prire ; but the buyers, though numerous rather than otherwife ...
... s HULL, MARcI 7, 1S14. Ha9 al Ar SHIP, NEWiS. ARRiVAL,--At Lisbon The Neptunut , U Harms, from L this port. dh His Majesty's brig Chanticleer, Captain Blbcker, is bil ere arrived in the Humber, to-take charge of such ships as ini ) are ready for the Baltic and proceed first fair wind.- it n The vesselg From the Hunmber for the NVeser, are also nmt I to sail, in future, with the Baltic convov;. ...
... sIs p NElWs. ,D AartRVALL-.t Oat'sd, The Betcey, Smith, from this Da ts, port.--It Aisterdam, The Jonge Wopke Brower, St tte Simosis, from this port.At Hamburg, The Berwick a 4E Packer, Car; Jaue, Peck; Bersey, Redpalh; and Eliza, I ter Padley ; all from this port.-At Pllam, The Brirannia, c. Wilkon, from this port.-At Riea, The Hickman, te ee; Dwyer, from this port.-At HJ/iJx, the 15th ...
... U.LL, AtU. 29, 1814. ..H~II P NAV.EwS. ARR VALS.-411 Oporto, The Mary, Arnold, from this port.-At Hamburg, The Malta, Appleton; Juno, Draper; 1-ope, Wood; Ann, Gibsgon; Thomas, Mahem; i Friends, Duckells; 'Unity, Guilderdale, all from this port..-I the Tesel, The Endraught, Harms, front this port.-M Breille, The Twee Gehroeders, Dyer, from this port.-At'Peteriburg, Thle Neva, Adads; .,$tandart ...
... LUU *vb c - CORN-EXCIIANGE, Mark Lafe, LomwaN, AloDlar, Way 16. c-- . 41. ,,Iw n wheat this morn- Wr- e had an extremely finall fktcv of wbeat this morq re Ing from Effex and Kent, nor WaS the fuantity insmoen 0s afterwards by any arrivals from the more diftant ports. n-' The buyers were numerous, and the. prices in general a have advanced 2s. per quarter from the currency of the sir gth ...
... I CORN-EXCHIANGF, Mark-Lanc, LONDON _lbnan.ir, Odctner 31. y We had for to-day's market hIre, a reasonably large , supply of wheat from Essex, Xent, SulTolk, and the Y like from the nearer ports of the opposite continent; I but nothinig conoiderable from a greater (lisance. The f quality of 'the Englisl supply comes a little better in point of tsoutne's of grati, bhuitso muchI colder in hbnd e ...
... CORN-EXCHANGE, MAlark-Lane, LONDOs, AIroNDfr, A4,,'g I - IMIONDfr, Awgut I - Our fupply of wheat continues finall in general, and the fhow from the home counties in particular this morn- ing was quite as fcanty as laft week: higher prices were aficed in confequence at an early hour, but com- plied with filowly on the part of the buyers, not exceed- - ing is. to as. per quarter for what was ...
... co 'RN -,E XC I TANGE, o . .1 Fo - - ty, , Ve lad as largg :accestiOP oi fzig1h wgheat he e, rte chiefly SuffllE ,oi last Friday'slias'ket,'ipnd sever;d rotj fitrig cargtes, 'which had-,the effect of stilkiig the na. prices 24. to 4s. per quarter from Mond y'6 currelIcy, nor vas there any effecrua1l carasce made,-nirespqcr ur to the ge 6'eral prodtei 6f oti neiw'crop, even Oi the r terms our ...
... GE, Mark-Lane, LoNDON, JL-oNnrJOX April I1. ' ..- -- - 1 - -n P -n -.L I ,o The corn exchange being fhut tip on Friday, as ufual; th flung us over with all that arrived after Monday's mar- 'IC ke, and the frelh fupply this morting was quitc abmn- te dant from Effex, Suffolk, and Kent, with fome quantity tY alfo from the more diflant ports; the early fales were at ct about fis, or 8s, p r ...
... l 7-7 -- ----- -- . C- - - - CORN-EXCHANGE, Mark-Lane, LONDON, M~fo.0mAr, Afigitft I5. O Onr market for wheat to-day hadl a briskness at the P e opening, anti the Essex supply, though moderately d large for tbe season, being extremely fine, fountd an r eager sale at full 4r. per quarter advance from the In terms of Monday the 8th ; the shew of Essex savples *3 increased afterwardg, and we had ...
... CORN-EXCHANGE, lark-Lane, Loxno\, _ _ _ ONDA ,r J,dpj I I. I ot I- 7 ---L . . JVJ')NJAC,D~ dJ5(P I 1 We had a tolerably large fupply of wheat thirs morn- ing from Eifex and Kent, and the quality proving file, the millers were filciensly ready in their purchafes fully up to, and, in fomc inftances, beyond the prices of the 4th inift. The demand for fpring corn in general ha.; become rather ...