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... of Banking Comnpanies. In the papers lately, received from the Fast Indies Piracies have bpeen repeatedly the subject of complaint. The 6inqnpeure (hwonicle of March 19 enumerates several which had occurred within a few day~ from that date. A wvankang ...
... Scotch and Irish Spirits. On the motion of Mr. ROBERTSON, accounts were ordered of the number and tonnage of the ships entered inwards in Great Britain in 1821, 1822 and 1823. The ScotchTransferable Securities Bill,the Scotch Conforma- tion Bill, and the Scotch ...
... 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 ...
... of the work exhibits miarks of great stability. These Docks consist-of an Entrance Bason of nearly three acres; a Dock for Inward-bound Indiamen of eighteen acres; a Dockfor loading Outward-bound In, diamen of nearly nine acres, making together about 34* ...
... details, which we have found it neeessary te - give, are corroborated by some general returns. e- The number of vessels entered inwards in the yeas ly ending January 6, 1842, was 21,858; 1843, 19,675; le a decrease of one-teuth. Of English ships alone er the ...
... Consumaptive complaints. TIhey do w-not ebiy the stomaci,but create an appetite. As the grear be- ed rielit to be derived from them can - only be secured by hsavi1 ththem gernuin-e thle public are requested to observe, thwat R. H-is. inward is printed on ...
... the first quarter of the present year 4,950 vessels, with an aggregate tonnage of 796,356, entered inwards in the French ports ; the number entered inwards in the corresponding quarter of 1855 was 4,307 vessels, with an aggre- gate tonnage of 655,342. The ...
... adver- tiie as Companies, &c. with fictitious names, holding aUt an in- fallible tratment, as they style it, for VeTiereal Complaints. The List of the lloyal College, publisled in February i1SS, shets only those personas ertitled to reguLar practice, and ...
... department, and for the col- lcionof the large revenue which is levied under thatauthority. Under the three general heads of Inwards, Outwards, ads Coostsvise, this Bill is to contain all the Rules re- Jstivg to the arrival or departure of ships, and ...
... fraud, in having induced a person, named Baldey, by sti means of false representations, to advance 1005. as a proprietor, cil inwards defraying the expences of a weekly newspaperI called mn The London Free' Press. The false representations allegedl he were ...
... Cadiz to London, on the 7th I inst., lat. 39 N., long. 10 W.; by the Noriblk Hero, arrived at Falmouth. VESsui.S ENTERED INWARDS AT THE CUSTOM-EaOUSiE, SEPTEmBEIt 22. The Parsa from Patras, Bellona from Schien, James s watt steanmer from Iavre, Charles ...
... days; and Science, from Liverpool for Messinn, in lat. 30, long. 4, by the Industry, arrived at Brizham. VESSELS ENTERED INWARDS AT THE CUSTM.HOUSE, NOVEMBER 12. The Batavier from Rotterdam, Geschwitzer from Ham- burg, Earl of Liverpool from Ostend, Lord ...