... What the fastest teetotaller in existence ? The steamengine, which takes nothing but water, and can go sixty miles hour. Mr. Crcswick, Mr. Hollins, and Mr. Grant arc the new Associates the Academy, elected at the meeting of that body held on Monday. Several parties arc said to be coming home from New Zealand, to seek redress in our Courts of Justice against the New Zealand Company. No less ...

... In Georgia, it is customary to sec table thin paste napkin, which is eaten at the conclusion of the meal. The word of ** United Germany” bids fair to pass from one end of the country to the other. .Shall wc not lire to hear the word United Europe? Amongst the Oriental curiosities displayed at the last meeting of the Asiatic Society was an autograph letter, on yellow paper, from the Emperor of ...

... Captain Manuy’s ArPABATts. —On Thursday last. Captain Manby’s life-saving apparatus was exhibited and tried at Grimsby, to the satisfaction of numerous visitors. After which, the Coast Shipwreck Association held their annual dinner, at the Dolphin Hotel. Several highly respectable gentlemen were present. Lincoln. —The Rev. R. W. Sibthorp has been preaching for two or three Sundays past, the ...

... excellent Tillage LAN D, situate Lockington, in the East-lUdiug ic County of York, containing together 25 Acres or thereabouts, and now in the occupation of Mr. Matthew Bird, Tenant. The above Closes form a most desirable Investment, being in high slate of cultivation, and situate in a fertile and advantageous part of the Country; distant only 5 miles from Beverley, from Driffield, and 13 from ...

... Arc Also effected this Company, on the most moderate terms. FARMING STOCK Insured without the average Clause. AGENTS. HULL—R. J. MOXON, No. 14, UowUUey.Lane. 4Uord W. K. Bellamy, Stationer. Jehu Hattenley, Bank. Beverley John Myers, Solicitor. Bridlington Thos. Cape, Wine-Merchant. Jos. Barraclough, Bank. Crowle Thomas Hutton. Driffield William Turner, Stationer. Gainsborough . Hedon Hovden .. ...

... SJIWNEW. ?? .. . ?? ARRIVALS.- - At Cuxbsavr-The 'lo 'ung, Nanneu, from hence for Hamburg. O g fo The Commerce, Savage, arrived at Leghorn with convoy the s3th ult. The Lifbon, Oporto, and Mediterranean (hips, will fall from thisporton the zzd inlft under convoy of the Hyena frigate. The Hamburg trade is ftill detained here by frolty -weather; but will proceed tothe Elbe as foon as it is known ...

... HULL .SHIP NEWS; Foreie,27 :1hips arrived. July ti. PhilotheaRobinfon; ThefeuslCjohlherg.both.fror Riga. F-ony, Shitnels Confrla, C.ohra-, hoth-fr-,tn Iailla.. Senor,,, Jactfo.n; EmanuelOtto; Emanuel, Martens,allfrom Stettb,,. Rover, R-mfde-, A area, bovokr, ?? frotm Nemel. lHarleq.un. gHatoad, from' New-Yok. Lytiar, Claherg, from , itaorovrrg. Neptane, emiog..ay ; John, Jewlun; Young i ,lth, ...

... HULL, OCTOBER 12, 1807. . ?? ?!Wrffit AitRIVALS.-At 01sorts, on the 14si ?? Industry?, Lsstus, from this ?? Mete-1 orh on the SONii zs t,5 The Cato, Captain Coit, from this ?? PetersburgT Tise Ruby, of and from Whitby.-The Rattler, Harri- son ; Joha and Joseph, ; and Venelia, Pybus, all from this port; Benjamin, Dixon, from Scarborough- l Jobn, Mallery; and Symmetry, Daivson, both from London. ...

... LRJULY 4. HULL PReF. CURRENT,JUY4 frll: l .^ ?? -II X#Al- A - , a, I0iI/$ Coiriderabk Altaratiorn. ?? i, Flax . NPetersburg 1 ds. al 801. 1 It Narva do. 'Aona. r :- i~ig8Pk't~i~.E. -h ' j . dt. di). sa~ip. '120tsLa1. . , 'DrDiana Rack. 3. 1 - do. ot ?Cb He ?? Clean *108. l 111 d Outshot u1l4l ,-Hf. Clean au1061. Y Riga Druaika - 1201 -, - Rhine a 1161 - Outshot ItSi. .- Druana Pass' .1 { i ...

... THE FTLST INWTLLIGECT PRO 'I THE GREENLAND AND DAVIS's-STIAEIGHTS I: . I lVSTHALE-FISHERIES. - : . ' G5ILENIAND. . A letter received-on Friday morning by the house of Mess.Egghitom in this town, from Aberdeen, dated on the~l8th instant states, that the Eliza, Svian, of Mon- trose, had just passed that port from GreenlariA, with- 9 fish; about 123 tons of ?? made'her fishting from the 3d to the ...

... THE Commissioners in Commission of Bankrupt bearing date the Sth day of July, 80s, awarded and issued forth against JOHN POPPLEWFI.L, late tire town of Kingston-upon-ffall. Auctioneer, intend to meet Friday, the Feblu.ll next, eleven of the clock in die forenoon, at the Ifogand IhickTayem, in Kingston-upon-Hull, older to make a first and final Dividend the estate and effeCfs of the said ...

... E> IMTEMY, « ' FREE GIFT of Onb Thoo»a»d Wholf TICBEts the Firtt Number* follow: 3.001 - » - 3,100 4.501 to - - 4,600 5.001 , - - - * 5,100 - - - - 6,600 7.001 - - - - 7,100 8.501 8,600 9.001 - - - 9,100 10,501 - - t*« 10,600 11,001 - - tfr - - 11,100 (O - - 1)1,600 Also FREE GIFT of FIVE HUNDRED whole TICKETS the First-Drawn Bnze £.IS, the Second Day, Numbers as follow 13.001 to - - 13,100 14 ...