... income, the large amount 600/. It is delightful to add that the charge of obduracy, on the part of tho English people, to the complaints of the Irish poor, yields to juster impressions, and it is to be hoped when the slight causes of misi conception arc removed ...

... public pottage. These had fallen to 6,350 on Monday last, and in the two following days to 4,000. And yet there have been no complaints of injustice to the real destitution of the union. Perhaps the same proportion in reduction would fix the true destitution ...

... Liverpool, 7.16d. to Id. and 5 0.0 per lb.; sugar ballast in bags. 20s. to 20s. and 5 0 0 per con. 'rho amount of tonnage inwards at the port of Qac- b:c up to the 15th of June of the present year, wras 838 vessels, otr 129,700 tons, against 432 vessels ...

... but was assisted off and into harbour, where she is discharging.-Leith, Aug. 20. Hero, for Charente, was ia contact with an inward-bound vessel in the river this morning, and received slight damage.-Liverpool, Aug. 20. James T. Foord, from Plymouth, entered ...

... competition against opposition at low and ease- munerative prices by inferior routes. The public prints have teemed with the complaints of passengers whohave saffered fromi the inconveniences arising from the want of accomo.ie -dation in the long sea voyages ...

... Hlolloway's Pills, as there is no medleins known that sets en thess particular complaints with such certain increase the appetite, and purify the liver. For bowel complaints iai staring the patient to the soundest health and streisgih. Nervous or sick ...

... bath in the ships and tonnage, entered inwards and cleared outwards. In the 11 months ending the 5th ult., 30,463 vessels employed in the foreign trade of the United Kingdom of 6,444,043 tonnage entered inwards, and 28,749 ships of 6,071,131 cleared outwards ...

... of Vienna and Trieste the late No downward movement, which indicates increased confidence, was fully maintained. R Great complaints are still made relative to the statements put forwvard by government as regards Ott the intended blockade of Russian ports ...

... term l9f years from 1845, at 91. 12%.-knocked down at 490!. MERCANTILE SHIPPING.-The total number of ships which entered inwards with cargo at the several ports of the United Kingdom in eleven months of the year 1854, ending on the 5th of December, amounted ...

... affliction me which has befallen the President of the College. ana [Aavertisement.] - HOLLOWAY'S P1LLS FOR ul Mnb LURE O BIoIOUS COMPLAINTS, INtnaDmSTION, PLATULUtCt , AND us Armecnaose ao vin Liava.-Symptoams indicative of these disordere er area feelingofnausea ...

... falling off in the imports, the extent of which PD cannot be better indicated than by tbe fact that the oh shipping entered inwards was about 190,000 tons,' or qQ nearly two-fiftho less than in the first month of 1854. ex In the exports there was also a ...

... number and tonnage of all vessels, of each nation, entered inwards with cargoes and in ballast during the year, including their repeated voyages. The following results are shown: Entered Inwards.-United Kingdom and its dependencies, 2,324 ships, 1,061,069 ...