... sterling. L The general business of the Port of London, rduring the past week, has been active. The numbera of vessels reported inwards at the Custom-house N were 183 ; there were 5 from Ireland, and 109 1 collie'rs. The entries outwards amounted to 75, and ...

... ASL(IIppIvG. CUSTOM.HoUSE, AeIsIL 12. C ENTERED INWARDS,-The Sir Robert Peel from Dun- kirk, Earl of Auckland from Hotterdia, Hoillad from C Ostend, Helena from Harbpur and Hamburg, He rn f Guernsey, Alpha from AveiroG William Bateman from 1 DaudtziC ...

... ASHIPPING (. CUSTOM-HOUSE, APRIL 30. ENT3REiD INWARDS.-The Daring from Lisbon, Mary from Sines, Herman from Calmar, Now Rambler from Dantzie, Hercules from Mmom], and the Seatonfrom Go- tbenburg. ENTERED OUTWARDS.-The Lord John Russell for Dun- kirk, ...

... SlJIPPING. CUSTOM-HOUSE, MAY 7. ENTERED INWARDS.-The Amnalia from Wismar, Diadem from Porto lico, Harriet from Alieante, Heinrich from Griefawavld, Ann from Antwerp, Ocean from ditto, Caledonia from Aalborg, Brilliant from Landscrona, Lydia from Swan- ...

... ESIPPLYG. CUSTOM-HOUSE, MAY 23. ENTERED INWARDS.-The Calypso from Gothenburg, Seine and Tamiso from Paris and Rouen, Leo from Rotter- dam, Argo from Dantzic, Pomerania. from ditto, Don Col- lino from Guernsey, Albatross from Gothenburg, Royal Bride from ...

... mnooted twelve years ago, and ill at titot thise both Lord Aberdeeis and Lor'd Loitsdownet it satitesl I lut tit a samei Complaint hail been mnade thioughoutt I]this swlolo of their olflinil experience, san 1eincutiib oiver niearly fifty years. lerisops ...

... inotropoin;, and especially oC neerchants toW 00 tiO Southilwark side of the Thames, against that, portion noti of thle Clearance Inwards And Lien upon.Freight lill wh~ich wit! related to clemarance imiwvards. Nval LOCAL GOVERNENT ACT (185S) AMlENDMENT shlo BI ...

... The trade of the rort of Liverpool, from Ist January last, compared with last year, gives the following results:- Reported inwards: 1860, 3,072 ships, 1,780,298 tons; 1859, 3,046 ships, 1,499,693 tons; increase in ships, 26; increase in tonnage, 280,705 ...

... on his part might have rendered fatal to the Aus- trian Government, and which it was not his aim to l see overthrown by an inward convulsion, stimu- lated by defeats in the field. The whole tone of the article is of a considerate if not friendly character ...

... and the Johan Hleinrich, pilot galliot, had returned At when to their stations. at, ?? CUSTOMN-HOUSE, JAN. 24.ba ENTERED INWARDS.-The Boreas from Havre, and the atn - Holland from Ostend. DeAn ENTERED OUTWARSon.-The Holland for Ostend, Boreas bet for ...

... in bility of getting her off, she was stripped, and near lterials said, No cargo. ae ar CUSTO.M-HOUSE, FEB. 6. m ENTEZRED INWARDS.-The Lady Wharu Ii's from ce Akyab, Gaiditto from Odessa, and the Fenuegi:i, -rentina mo from Ibrail. as ENTERED OUTcWAnDs ...

... The great rn. and increasing numbei of precisely similar cases in other Lad metropolitan parishes gave rise to general complaints of this ilg fact, which was unavoidable, because they could not refuse so 'jut admission to any woman who presented herself ...