... . 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 ...

... 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;. ...

... SHIIP NVETS. PLYMOITIU, IjMacsr S.-Arrived the rGrampili aild HTazard le troop ships froni Portsmouth; the John Freeman and M\linerva e- from Watlerftri ; and the I lope from Cork. A rrived the Nisius f ikste, switis is sail of rransports unt er convoy, from Ports- 11mou11th. Sailed the Magnificent and Clarence saen of war on a ~-cruiise. le PORTsNIr'u'rPt, MAsciH 6.-Sailed yesterday the Royal ...