... Venders throughout the t Kingdom. NERVOUS WEAKNESS, Inward Conspla .L'I &c.-Dr. CAMERON, 34, Berner's-street, Oxford is consulted by both sexes every morning, from ten till tswo all inward complaints,wastingsnervousdebility or wantofe1 ' in the system ...

... bitterly severe to Europeans. The climate is remarkably bealthy, and it has been observed by a medical writer that pulmonary complaints are almost unknown; in proof of which he says that during the sermon, with a crowded congrega. tion, in the cathedral of ...

... SHIPPING. CUSTOM-HOUSE, A'ssx29. EI TERZIED INWARDS.-The Citizen from Harlingen, Concordia from Rotterdam, City of Hamburg from Havre, seine trom Boulogne, Belvidere from Gothenburg, Petro- nellafioin Holmstadt, Archo from Aalborg Thetis from Gothcnburg ...

... defence; ant Mr. Alderman ANELSEY Com- t mitted him for trial, - Mr. QpuaU, a pawnbroker, in Barbican, attended to ansver the s complaint of Mr. Frodsham, a wvatchmaker, for takhig by 'aTY of pawn, part of a watch, on the 19th of February. ir. Frodshem said he ...

... 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 ...

... is an extract of a letter received at Lloyd's from the agent at Moulmein, received by the overland mail of Saturday:-- Complaints are continually made by commanders of ships entering this part against the pilot system. The commander of the ship Universe ...

... 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, ...

... place, she and her eighbours concluded that she laboured unsler I an evil wish A century or two back, the sufferer frem this complaint: pro bly would have been set down as bewitched, bht in this proved age, it is only supposed that sotne evil-disposed pers ...

... mostly very thin on the ground. I have heard no accountofeither'rust mildew, or'blight; and Iwhen there is ground for snob complaints the farmers gene- rally tell one, and their fears often make them exaggerate ithe evil; so that we may conclude that what ...

... long. 14. lBolivar, trout Brietol, oa the loth, lit long. ?? by the Ocean Queen, arrived at Bristol. - VEaseer,s NaTHRED INWARDS AT TER CUcTrM-110JO1il, AUGUST 1b. The Dextrous front Mllfs, Clarisoa from Chareate, Halifax from PictoH, ?? froai, Mlontreal ...

... 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 ...

... hours. a quently one of the deputation announced to the ten. I that Lord WVaterford is determined to hear, pesonai s.f complaint of every individual on the estate who thou: had reason to complain, and would, if necessary, each in person for that purpose ...