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... practice; and that shortly will he pulblished his Opinion on Diabetes, Diseases of the Kid- nies and Liver, with many inward complaints that are manifest, anid shew themselves ini the urine. BIRTHS. Yesterday, the Lady of James Harding, Esq. of Gower- street ...
... juR tide. - . Great complaints are rmade in the American papers againft the infolent condaot of the crew of F a French privateer, which-may be faid to havei c blockaded the port of Philadelphia, as fhe brings N to- all veffels inward and outward bound. ...
... entered inwards in the year ending January 5, 1842, was 21,858; 1843, 19,675; a decrease of one-tenth. Of English ships alone, the decrease was from 14,419 to 13,823. The coasting trade employed in the former year 131,321 vessels entered inwards; in the ...
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... British ships entered inwards from ports of Europe, not being British possessions, in 1821, was 6044 (of 690,655 tons); while there cleared outwards to ports in Europe, 5013 British ships (of 555,628 tons,) In 1838, the number entered Inwards was 9087 (of 1 ...
... China under the same •ategory. But Mr. Young has a still graver charge against the compilers of this luckless table: — The inward entries from France, which in 1842 were 82,650, will be perceived to have increased in 1846 to the enormous amount of 556 ...
... Hospital six pence i F per month. e I have been four years in his Majesty's service, t R W. and was invalided for an inward complaint (the gravel.) Ca e Myage being above sixty entitles me, as a sailor, at al s to the benefit of the .fospital. e Under ...
... the Navigation accounti, has been printed by order of the Hodse of Cornilons. We are happy to see, notwitlhltanding toe complaints we hear from time to time of the ruin of the mercantile navy of England, and of the exclusion from our trade of British ...
... evening ner Off olilyhead, inward bound, at 8 a. in.. No. 2437, Creole, bk. the frmE Savannah; at 9 a. in., 1523, Europe. A. S., from New York; I of at 5 p. in., (yesterday) outward bound. 9840, Prompt ad, Off Great Ormshead, Inward bound, at I p. in., No ...
... took place on Wednesday miorning, at Brighton, He had long been in a de- lmailg state of health, from the attacks of an inward complaint, which defied the power of medicine. His political sentiltaents were well known; and not less known were the anmiable ...
... the foreign shipping, which has clearedc outwards and entered inwards in Great Britain, has, in the d three last years, rapidly increased. The amount has been c as follows:otars Years inwards. Outwards. 1823 ?? tons . 515,774 toD. 1824 . 694.880 ?? 690 ...
... of.Breath, inward Dbcays, and all coniumprtive Habits of thc Lungs, whether recent or lnvg confirmed, fpasmodic, hurnoural, Constilutional, periodical or acci. detital. The riost inveterate, nerouf,' biliouis fiatulent and dropsicat Complaint's, easily ...