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... gratis every morning til! ten, ami on Sundays, until 12 o'clock. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CUSTOM-HOUSE, MAY 9- Ships entered inwards— The John, Padley; Eliza, Bowen; and Swift, Mattison, from Rotterdam; Ann, Todd Hope, Turnbull; Peace, Davison ; Cornelia ...
... Purchaser to liable ex pence*, anti entitled the benefits ol the present voyage, commencing from the date her previous clearance inwards. For Particulars please apply ISBISTEK. and HORSLEY, l2, Fenchorck-buildings. l’OFFke-housfl ED N LSD AY, July. 2, Half-past ...
... She ,went to Cheltenham, in order to have the benefit of the waters there, Which • were known to be extremely -goo& f r complaints stich as hers. 'I hereshe remained, or in that he helieved, for two or three years,.. He - should , tteubie therti , with ...
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... probing the cause of their discontents the bottom. {Hear,hcnr.J Perhaps there were those who might think that the causes complaint were mistaken and erroneous ; others might object to psrticu.tlar modes bf relief; but he supposed that all would agree in ...
... the discharge of these *duties, at a time when the APRIL Is. United States are blessed with peace. is a State SHIPS FILED INWARDS ..-. Ihe Jean, Wihon, from --; Abcona, Lloyd, leom Wexford; Grebe, Griffith, 1,-oun Belts.:; consistent with their prosperity ...
... only J Lynch, 4, Prince’s Place, Duke street, St. James’s. Pr.ce 41. the parcel.—All letters must he post paid PARALYTIC COMPLAINTS, MUSCULAR CONTRACTION of the MBS, and DISTORTION —Mr OLIVER, late (ho Royal York llnapiial, Chelsta, for the treatment the ...
... different measure. Representations were passed over till the act ot suspension wasbut just passed, this afforded ground lor complaint. The (wo propositions might have been submitted concurrently, so that might have made their election. It was nut pleasant ...
... vt,9so, bearing the flag, of Any. of the liiilepeudent Spanish Colonies of,Soutb' America, would not . he allowed to clear inwards in the ports of this country under thelcavigation Laws:' • Mr. VAN sITT ART said, it was a question .of so much delicacy ...
... -stock might be landed without waiting the Board's order. That unexpended stores (instead of being the subject •of entries inwards, and bonds, and certificates outwards, and boitig distributed into'dillerrof places of deposit), might all be secured in one ...
... instances of her incoherent conduct. Her sister hanged herself or the sam ...
... Patients of either !ex, unable ! hiii,hli to send a small quantity of tl!eir 1 41;14 - 6, 1 t‘ t illitt - f ,'skidgineut of many inward complalots • is thereby enabled to -q tt li 'lkir d 4 , l ,4l l . 4 l k . ctire s ,. in discates of the liver, bilioi , i ...