Boronated natural graphite compacts were prepared at a temperature of 1750 C under pressures between 0.1 and 0.5 GPa with a nominal B(4)C content of 2 wt.% and at 2200 degrees C under apressure of 19.8 MPa with nominal B(4)C contents of 1,2.5 and 50 wt.%. Their interlayer spacing d(002) and lattice constant a. were determined. The measurements of the electrical resistivity, magnetoresistance and Hall coefficient for the compacts were carried out mainly at liquid nitrogen temperature. With the increased substitution of boron atoms, the interlayer spacing d(002) decreases from the values of the reference natural graphite compacts, showing a trend of the lattice constant a. to increase slightly. At liquid nitrogen temperature, all of the boronated compacts show the positive Hall coefficient decreasing with the increase in substituted and ionized boron atom. Below liquid nitrogen temperature, the boronated compacts except the slightly boronated ones exhibit the negative magnetoresistance and almost temperature independent resistivity.