... in the year 1848, 7081 British vessels, of 1,224,214 tons, entered inwards, and that 8652 vessels, of 1,442,145 tons, cleared outwards. The number of foreign vessels that entered inwards amounted to I rzo, of 1,4- '.7aR tons, and the number of foreign vessels ...

... and other allied complaints. In the goldfields and copper mines Holloway's remedies have been largely patronised by thoworkers to their very great advantage, and they can be confidently recommended as invaluable remedies for inward congestions, spasms ...

... for Australia, arrived here this miorning. SUEZ, WE7LDNESDAY. - The Messageries-Maritimesg Compnany's steaner Avy, with the inward mails froa Japan, China, Batavia, Singapore Colombo, -c,, left here to-day for Port Said', Naples, and M[arseilles She may ...

... here last. evening for Kurrachee. MARSEILLES, SATURDAY.-The Messageries-Mari- te times Company's steamer Irawadddj with the inward be French mails from Japan, China, Batavia, Singapore, id Colombo, Calcutta, 4cc., arrived here at 7.30 a~r Igto-day. it NEW ...

... from Liverpnol, arrived here to-day, Buzz, THUBSDAY, -The Messageries-Macitiones Con. paony's steamer Caledonian, with the inward mails from New Caledonia, Auetralia, and Mauritius, sailed hence to-day for Port Said and Marseilles, CAPETOWN, THURSDAY. ...

... ateaner Pink Rome was ?? dowa tbe Clyde yesterday she wars struck amidships on the rtaroard Bide by the ste^mer St. Kevin, inward bound from Dublin. As the Pink Rose was rapidly filling, she was beached below Greenoek to prevent her Sinking, BRISTOL, SUNDAY ...

... -Courkier. FRoM A CORRESPONDENT.-The public prints have announced that his Majesty has more than once been affected with a complaint, which is stated to be of rather an alarming nature, when it attacks persons of an advanced age. I can undertake to assert ...

... Charges received on delivery of goods from the warehouse, ;£107 OS. 6d. Excise British goods, £837 7s. Od. Vessels Entered Inwards from Foreign Parts with cargoes:- British, 66 vessels, 10,460 tons; foreign, 48 vessels, 6391 tons. Vessels Cleared Outwards ...

... Friars, E.C., London. INTERESTING ExFEBtMENrT.-Place on the upper bar of a grate, with the heads projecting about one inch inwards, some ordinary Lucifers-in a few moments they ignite. Then in the same position place a few of the PaItent Safety Matches ...

... 38a00a Tobacco- *- . - 502 0 0 Brtihb Plain Spirits . - - 7,98s 0 0 Miscellaneous - - - - 235 9 0 e78,s84 9 0 Vessels entered Inwards from Foreign Parts, with Cargoes, for the month sf June, 1884 Number. Ton. BriOsh - - 61 - 9 33987 Foreign - 21 - - 9,813 ...

... Tea.. - - - Tobacco .. - - * 7.701600 Britishlipirit - - . ,52900 Biscellaneoto - - - 483 ItI 3111,88' 14 i Vessels Hntered Inwards from Forelen Parts With CtqlS foz the month of June, 1011:- No, TOrI Foreign - 24 - -1,8 705O,1 Vessels Cleared Outwards with ...

... £163 Is. 7d.-- charges received on delivery of, goods from the M 3 I wearchoust, 031 'Js. 0d, . ' ;; ?? Ti I Vessels Entered Inwards frem Foreign Potts with cargoes :- T] I Bri'tish, 83 vessels, 6773 tons; foreign, 27 vessels, 7234 tons..- ' :Vessels Cleared ...