... 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 ...

... schoolmaster of a charity school at. Egharn, founded forethe, education of the children of the poor parishioners. and the complaint made against the petitioner was, that be had 'employed a tutor to educate the children who'owere.nintled to share the bounty ...

... of all existing securities will for a season be materially G affected. This feeling possibly lies at the root of tri the complaints that are being made, which have &P much truth for their basis. But then the import- D ance of completing the Indian railway ...

... dividuals [hear, hear!]. As far as the complaints of a diminished tonnage went, IMA4r. E-IRRIES stated there was no foundation for it, as there had been an increase of upwards of 200,000 tons of ships inwards in-the last four years, as compared with ...

... vestibule, and was received with cheers, most of the young meni remaining uncovered. One of them stated the object of their complaint; upon which M. Maugain harlaigued them in mild and conciliatory terms, pointing out the imprudence of the conduct ot sonie ...

... 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 ...

... NoviPluto for Trieste, Caroline for Elsinore, Svanen for ditto, and the ,Elizabeth for ditto. l COASTERS, FED. 17. ENTmRHD INwARDs.-The Spray from Montrose, West- burn from Aberdeen, Alaun from Dunbar, Medora from Montrose, Hydra from ditto, Director from ...

... Quebec, Narske Love for ditto, Elise Buteke for Ham- lt burg, and the Gange Rolf for Quebec. eI COASTERS, MARCH 31. . ENTERED INWARDS,-The Margaret from Old Hartlepool, I.Flying Fish from Newcastle, Busy from Bridport, Mount it egeumbe from Plymouth, Friends ...

... Christiansand, Emilie for Elsinore, Betsy Susanna for ditto, and the rE pedit for Uddewalla. .COASTERS. JULY 18. ENTEnED INWARDS.-The Primus from Ipswief , Thames from Grangerouth, Margaret from Burghead, City of London from 'Aberdeen, Perth from Dundee ...

... instead ofendesa ',oning to contribute towards tleir joint support, became dissolute, and gave his hostess re- peated cause of complaint hv roming home intoxicated. On londav night he Awsii in a enons state thian over. aud used coarta Iinguiige togwards his ...

... and the Alfred for Dunkirk. CLEARED OUTWARDS,-The Simeon Hardy forBarbados. IN BALLAST.-None. COASTERS, MARCH 10. E.TRRED INWARDS.-The Eco.mniy from Sunderland, Eclipse from Dundee, Perseverance from Bridlington, Unity from Boston, Thane of Fife from Arbroath ...

... the purpose of encouraging their fisheries, and of repelling the intrusion of foreign vessels, it has been a subject of complaint in New Brunswick that impediments should have been offered by the policy of the Imperial Government to the enactment of bounties ...