Deaths by some of the principal diseases for the last three years.

CUSTOM HOUSE.

Nos. 20 22 Pine-street, and Nos. 64 & 66 Cedar-street.

Hours, from 10 till 3: but entries must be made before 2 o'clock, P. M.

Collector's Office.

Jesse Hoyt, Collector.

Jno T. Ferguson, George Davis, Charles P. Clinch, Charles E. Anderson, Dep'y Collectors.

Talman J. Waters, Cashier.

J. R. Bleecker, Assistant Cashier.

John A. Fleming, Auditor.

The Desks in the Collector's Office are arranged and numbered in the following order:

A, B, C & D, Deputy_Collectors. 1, 2, 3, Export Clerks. Calculator. 5, Assistant Export Clerk. 6, Debenture Clerk. Clerk. 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Entry Clerks. 13 and 14, Order & 15, Enrolment, License and entering vessels for foreign ports. ant do. 18, Invoice Clerk. 19, Protection Clerk. Clearance Clerk. 22, Bond Clerk.

Naval Office.

William S. Coe, Naval Officer.

4, Debenture 7, Liquidating Check Clerks.

16 & 17, Assist20, Register Clerk. 21,

George W. Coe, Dep. Nav. Officer.

Office No. 20 Pine-street.

Surveyor and Inspector's Department,

Ely Moore, Surveyor and Insp. of Rev. Sturges Brewster, Deputy.

The rooms for the Inspectors are back of the Surveyor's office, entrance 66 Cedar-street.

Gaugers.-Thos. P. Walworth, Benj. Fuller, Th. Morris, Elias Nexsen, Henry E. Riell, Alexander Ming, jr., J. Tuomy, J. A. Walker, A. O. HoughWm. Ryer, jr, Edward C. Thurston, Thos. W. Garness.

ton,

Measurers.-G. W. McPherson, J. B. Rowan, William Durell, John N. Thorne, I. W. Forbes, William M. Hitchcock, John Alwaise, Henry C. Sperry, J. W. Richardson, George Nixon, Jacob Vreeland, J. B. Vanderpool, Lemuel Pittman, Edmund I. Fitch, Jacob D. Clute, W. Hagedorn, Joseph Hopkins, John M. Thorne.

Weighers.-J. Brower, A. Bleecker, J. W. Oakley, C. Mills, E. H. Decamp, John Franklin, Thomas Hazard, S. B. Hoffman, Thomas Kirk, Lewis Loutrell, David Poor, Joseph Stevens, George Sibell, J. M. Patterson, Jas. Westervelt, Robert Dumont, John Sickells, Wm. E. Cruger.

Store-Keepers.-S. Wetmore, Store-Keeper of the Port, Custom-House. Geo. Howard, Store-Keeper Staten Island. Andrew Tombs do. Brooklyn. Boarding Officers.-James Thorne, at New-York, Benj. Wood, at Staten Island.

Geo.A. Wasson, Keeper of Examination Stores, at 15 and 17 Nassau.

street.

Polk,

Commanders of Revenue Cutters.-ALERT,-Capt. Bicker. RUSH,-Capt. Inspectors of the Customs.-There are about 250.

Public Stores.-230 Cherry; 153 Greenwich; 109 Washington; 58 Cedar; 270 Water, and 67 New-streets.

Appraisers' Office & Public Stores, 15 and 17 Nassau-streets.

Abraham B. Meade,

Jeromus Johnson,

Abraham Vanderpool,

Appraisers.

BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF PILOTS.

Office 57 South-street, up stairs.

ARRIVALS AT THE PORT OF NEW-YORK
From Foreign Countries during the year, 1839.

The above includes 21 arrivals of Steam Ships and several Galliots.

COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF ARRIVALS of Vessels and Number of Passengers at this Port from Foreign Countries, for the last Five Years.

The Steamship Great Western, James Hosken, R. N. commander, 1340 tons, 450 horse power, is appointed to sail for the year 1840, as follows:

The sleeping berths in the forward cabin are placed fore and aft, and the state rooms greatly enlarged.

The rate of passage in all parts of the ship is $130-steward's fees $5, including wines, &c.

Agent, RICHARD IRVIN, 98 Front street.

British and American Steam Navigation Company.

NEW-YORK TO LONDON.

Steam Ship British Queen, 2016 tons, 500 horse power, Lieut. Richard Roberts, R. N., commander, having great alterations in her internal arrangements, adapted to increased comfort, will sail as follows:

The rate of passage in after cabins is $130, including wines and all stores. In the fore cabin $100, exclusive of wine, ale, porter and spirits, which will be furnished upon call. 600 tons of cargo will be taken, for freight of which, or passage, apply to

WADSWORTH & SMITH, 4 Jones' Lane, rear of 103 Front st. An experienced surgeon is attached to the ship.