... haiing now been called to the matter, aro further caeise for complaint will arise. We hbave been favoured by the Collector with the following statement:- Account of vessels that entered inwards froar foreign in the half-year ended the ?? instant, distinguishing ...

... carriage. This much-wanting alteration was, I am assured, brought before them long since. I know the parties now loud ice their complaints at their detention in Cnester; but, then, thcse who feel disposed to take advan- tage of a second-class ticket to London ...

... formed that the subject is within your peculiar province; and they find in your personal character an assurance that their complaint will be promptly and fairly considered. 'Dv their desire I shall now have the honour to detail the charges referred to. ...

... The Collector of Customs has done us the favour of addressing to us the letter which we print at foot in reference to the complaint made by Messrs. Wat- kins, that we had habitually understated by l hun- dreds of hogsheads their exports of Porter, and ...

... rate of 50 tons per month. The latter contract is expected to be greatly extended; and, if an opinion may be formed of the complaints maadethroughout the country of the scarcity of copper coinage, a large increase is necessary. The saddlers' ironnmongery ...

... tinder a perfectly unparalleled amount of depression, show continued symptoms of recovery. East India freights, outward and inward, are grailually croepiing up; freights from the Welsh ports likewise exhibit an advancing tendency. The Board of Trade returns ...

... the British ilanulfactiirer to hold his position in the foreign market. he is called upon to pay a tax on the raw material inwards, and on the manufactured article olltwards-both being in direct violation.of the Free-trade policy which has hitherto been ...

... Foee-Ten Shillings. A guarantee given for the care. Country- Patients, by forvarding lOs., with full particulars of their- complaInt, will be promptly attended to. At home for con- sultation Daily from 9 till S I Sundays, from 9 till ?? 10,4 NORTH FlRED ...

... caused some interruption to field labours, which have, however, pro- gressed hitherto with great facility, and there are no complaints as to the 3ear begiorning with a s8dden soil. On the contrary, the young wheat has had every- tbirg to favour its growth ...

... consumers of French brandy will do well to see that they are not eupplied with mangold wurtzel cognac. In Paris it is a general complaint that of late years it Isas been extremely difficult to obtain. pure brandy of good quality, even at the greatly augmented ...

... The total amount of cares of diseases and injury was 5,848. Of this number 37 died and 124 were invalided. The principal !complaints were-continued and remittent fever 872, influenza and catarrb 724, diarrhrbow 377, syplili 182, rheumatism 434, phlegnion ...

... cut- ting down only commenced leet week. Ai a whole, the crops are excellent, though la tomne lstancecs Ilher are causes of complaint. A number of evnnpleo were tiken for distillation on Tnenday, at from 18 cd to 22b per 20 stone ; otherwise little to notice ...