... to improve the accommodations and lighten the on the foreign transit trade, to which end, tew years ago, only | the duties inwards, which were about $ to 2 per I cent., were reduced about $, and articles of value to $ per cent. Between Hamburgh and Lubeck ...

... enjoy the unnumbered blessings of freedom not a native arm was lifted against the Portuguese Constitution—not a murmur of complaint was heard, but from the representatives of foreign despots—not one drop of blood spilt in vengeance stained the threshold ...

... your several parishes which may require special consideration when we meet.” which you hare noticed meet of the various complaint* which, for (be lake of own and mj father’s family, I felt itto be my duty again bring against our vicar, the Kev. Mr. W ...

... , which was obviously for purposes of persecution. Lord Howard having almost despotic power with regard to pressing the complaints, pecuniary claims, Ac., of merchants and others, upon both the British and Portuguese Governments. At the meeting for the ...

... MOULMEIX. The following is an extract of biter received Lloyd’s from their agent Moulmein by the overland mail of Saturday Complaints are continually ma ...

... mile account the iiomber of fhips, with the amount of their tonnage, and the number Teamen employed board the fame, entered inwards and outwards at the fevcral ports Great Urilaia, during the year ending October 4, ISOi diltinguilhing Britilh trom Foreign ...

... really the purchaser, end suspicion aroac whether the heir-at-law had any real interest the matter. The principal ground of complaint—the inadequate pricewas not established by the evidence, for the usual steps to obtain sale, by advertisements and otherwissu ...

... luffuhna. may find In iu pagj* a aad capable Wff 1 ' 5 The SyphOist is intended for the of those who are from inridkiiu complaint, so frequenUy remilting from In- MsaietT. GOSS and Co., consulting surgeons, London. SStiMwwMks are intended instruct those ...

... record the followinu details of distressing crem which occurred off here this morning At day-light large si-lip shore on the inward part of the Goodwin Sand, her beam ends; and, soon after, the whole her masts went by the board, at which time the crew were ...

... time the applicant saw the clerk of the county court, and remonstrated with him on this conduct, but he was deaf to all complaints. The complainant was then again taken to a public-house and there kept for the night, and the next day (Sunday) he was taken ...

... inconveniences experienced in regard to the foreign mails could be removed by making Southampton a distributing port for the inward letters ; but this plan has been ignored by the Post-office authorities, from reasons of economy, and on account of the increase ...

... omi porpowj, mod prermt. exertion of lh.t Ixsciruting influence tbo pruflMd and compel the mind, however reluctant, to turn inwards and reflect, until the dormant powers of cpneoienoe aroused. Beyond thta it does not to amendment; end we are persuaded, that ...