... . CORIN-EXCHIANGF, Mark-Lane, LOxDOr, ZMIONDwr, llrU4,y 28. WE had a large funnlV of Ar I.-. at H- WIt WE had a large fupply of wheat for to-day's marltet red here both from F&i and Kent; alfo fome quantity de from tIre more diftant ports; but the demand proving sas reafonably brifkr, the fales in general were effedT at ned prices fully up to thofe which had been obtained this daT her fc'nighe ...

... 7 CORN-EXCHANGE, Mkrk-Lane, LONDON, MOzvDtr, March 7. n 4r.. 1 am -.1,vn - t PA I .-- a = ld o o Mozvssr, March 7. Our fupplies of wheat, andl moft other articles, at pre. ar. fent continue large, agreeably to the-wants of the feafohi .and | and the general expecations after the return of open. have water. Wheat was particularly plentiful this morning rorts from Effex, Suffolk, and Kent,: ...

... H[ Lj, MARCH 21, 1814. lie ARRIV'ALSx.-- di Graeueesd,` Tue Vine, Davidion, a tIe from Oporto ; and Rachael and Ann, - fromfrom t0 Buenos Avres.f v. Upivarda of OttO sail of vessels were last week lying a ter in the H-umber, detained by the prevatlence of easterly a VIinds, for' the laqt three weeks. Several vessels were ii IC- detained by the sarmecaissein mostof the harlsoarsnorth r and ...

... CORN- EXCHANGE, Mark--Lane, LoNnoN,I MorwDr, March 14 P. - I -1-, --- tie, The fupply of wheat, and the demand, at our market, ble continue to be, both of them, very confiderable; the rc- 1. peated. arrivals from Suffolk and the more diftant ports 'Iy, the middle and lattcr end of laft week, and again this 'IN morning, fully comipenfated for the comparative fewnefs;r on, of the Effex famples ...

... A=i? N Ws. tl VAt-vA5 eS. ACMaeua, The Sbphia, BtirAtall, from thi, port, for Rotterdam, after a passage bf six dayst.a Ai Bermuda, The Whim, Wilson, of this pDrt, Irom London.-At Berhadoes, The Hippalita, 14ill; Recovery, Beattie; Regent, Briggs, all frtun London; - d Jane, Maston, from this port.-At Pcrtmotesk,'rhe .Alexis, Bell, for'this port, from Palernko. T'he MiNsirel, Reed, of this ...

... 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;. ...

... 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* ...

... CORN- EXCHANGE, Mark-Lane, LoNDOM, .Al'rNDAr, Febiiiary 21. 11r- o I- 1. .- 1-- 1 _ --- f al -u^ .~ We have not had a great deal of corn fref up at thit markct fince Monday the 14th inflant of any fort except barley; and for moft articles the trade has been tihrough- out tolerably brnile, and for fome things advanced pricce have been obtained.-Wheat, of the very linelt quality, both ...

... CORN-EXCHANGFE, Alark-Lanc, LONDO., IVIONIAT, P/ arch '21 i r.0 n-. HalA > -,t a nf enrn or mnv for y. We have not had a great dcal of corn of any fort i frefli up at this market fince Monday the 2 Ift inlfaiit.- ( This morning the nicaling trade commenced with an F appearance of a decline in thc prices of wheat, hut the s buyers becoming more numerous toward; the middle of the day, the ...

... I ?19??-Oow Z;l i. lubij) TUAR-Ci-i 2,? ?7777, SIIP rN EXS. = d 0 r The Sol' uia. ( AaerIVALS.-Ait P .'e le,, 'Ilbe SopItta, tvrnain, fron M is polt,-I1t roit e tafoe, The Charles, Graybiro, u, Ito this port.-At Ria tc. JdeJ iro, The Elizabeth, o( atberstonle, from this port--AI Strotes, on the 9)h nI t. Thc Everthorpc, Hawkines; I-lliton, irbv ; Kiero. ueimrn ; Leviathan, Thtier; Anidrew ...