... in a degree, compensated to the collier o be by increased pay. The hole he was boring sloped , we diagonally upwards and inwards fromn near the an dfloor; it was a yard in length, and an inch and half ched in diameter. He was compelled to work in a stoop- ...

... number of vessels entered inwards, but an in- crease in the amount of their tonnage as compared with the corresponding months of the two last years. For the eight months there appears an increase in the number of vessels entered inwards, but a decrease in their ...

... suffering from the Kafir war, and anticipate still greater sacrifices from its further continuance. They are loud in their complaints of the present administra. tion of the Colonial Government, and all unite in the opinion that until the seat of Government ...

... comprised 1,249 ships, of an. aggregate burthen of 443,649 tone whiohentered inwards, and 1,344 ships of 251J884 tons,. whiohl.entered outwards, against 4111257 tons entered inwards, And !.488,203 tons entered outwards in the corresponding period of 'l86 ...

... Minerva fromn Leith for Trinidad. Put in and anchored, the raldina barque from Laguna for Stettin. BnoADSTAXBS, MAY 21.-Passed inward, the Martin Fried- rich barque, second distinguishing pendant, No. 6,372, towed by a tug, Passed southward, the Jacob Bell ...

... steam tu- New Unity, with los of anchors, &c., and leaky, having been on shore on Margate Sand. BROADSTAIRS, MAY 28.-Paesed inward, the Standard brig (second distinguishing pendant, No. 1,209), and Ann schooner for London. Passed to the southward, the Eliza- ...

... southward, Sovereign of tbe Seas from New York for London, barque Matilda from the West Indies for London, and a brie, No. 2,454, inwards. Pasqed Dover, the Norwegian barque Bedre Tider from Skien for Falmouth, and the Bremen ship Heinrich von Gagern fronm Bremen ...

... Sophii for Oporto, Jane for Onristiaia sntd, Valkyrien for Arendel, and the Fortuna for Elsinore. COASTERS, JAN. 29, ENTERED INWARDS.-Tbe Kinlop from Inverness, John and Fhomas from Ipswvich, Eliza fromn Goole, Dart from Kirkaskdy, Alert from Montrose, Curran ...

... Sourabaya. IN EALEAST.-The Benedict Knuth for Denmark, Latona for ditto, and the Dorothea for Norway. COASTERS, MARCH 7. ENTERED INWARDS-The Providence from Ipswich, Hero from Goole, Tweed from Berwick, Fleece from Exeter, Kate and Emily from Lowestoft, Iris ...

... for Guayaquil. IN BArSLAST;-The C. M. 'V ittersen for Denmark, and the Langesund for Langesund. COASTERS, MARCH 11. ENTERED INWARDS.-The Cornelia from Swansea, Bee- leigh from Ipswich, Monarch from ditto, Spencer from Newcastle, Brothers from Ooole, Ann ...

... l'alace Compuany, it has been represented to the are Cjunnittee of the Stock' E:;change that brokers re- Ple ceive frequent complaints from their principals of in tllede!ay which occurs in somC offices between the apI dqposit of a transf er with the company ...

... ditto, Nep- tune for Gravelines, Leon for ditto, Zwantje for Elsinore, and the Vision for Havre. COASTERS, OCT. 17. ENTERED INWARDs.-The Champion from Newcastle, Topsy from Hull, Alma from Cork, Martlet from Hull, Wells from Goole, and the Harmana from Limerick ...