... conferred upon mankind, for it must be within the recollection of all who now have arrived at maturity, that twenty years ago to speak of a Cure for the Gout was consi- dered as a romance, at that time, it being supposed in- curable; but now the efficacy and ...

... for the Mail,-he cannot mean as to distance -Barton being the nearest. Does he mean it is less water to cross ?-if so, why speak against Hessle? which is less than half that of New Hlilland. The question is. whether land or water carriage is the best ...

... upon muankind,. for it must be within the recollection tof all who now bavearrived at maturity, that twenty TL tyears-ago to speak of ia Cure for the Gout. was consi- dered as a romance, at that time, it being 4upposed in-. curable; but now the efficacy ...

... taken from her. PAI IAtNI FASIll oNs.-The ladies who were present at the opening of the Frenchi Chambers were, rter generally speaking, remarkably well dressed. They all wore wYitt feittihtrs atr velvet hats, and feathers of Cite filer strle colour withl hatsof ...

... to converse in the c French Language with the Parents, Guardians, &c. of t Young Ladies, who wish to attain perfection in Speak- ing and Writing the Langtage. b IN THE d AFFA `.,,JOIJ N IIARSLEY, Deceased. tl LL Persons who have any Claims against a the ...

... happy to converse in the French Language with the Parents, Guardians, &c. of Young Ladies, who wvish to attain perfection in Speak- ing and Writing the Language. UNLfPARALLELED NOVELTY. HUMBER DOCK, SOUTH END. WOMBWELL'sl IMMENSE ROYAL NATIONAL MENAGERIE ...

... the question, and then say whether this is a subject that ought lightly to be tampered with. My warning voice can no longer speak what I know and feel, but let my thoughts be understood by my re- cordedexpressions. 28th February, 1806:- Had e ean- cipraltion ...

... make shall be (for their boasting) duly exposed in his List. C. W. thinks he need not enlarge on the merits of his List-it speaks for itself; and the great Circulation it already has, in this and other Commercial Towns, is its best recommendation. ft Orders ...

... make shall te (for their boasting) duly exposed in his List. C. W. thinks lie need not enlarge on the merits of his List-it speaks for itself; and the great Circulation it already has, in this and other Commercial Towns, is its best recommendation. CZ Orders ...

... interference of the gentlemen at present holding office, with matters of commerce and finance. that the account, on tile wvhole, speaks favorably of the prospects and resources of the country. In fact there seems to be in our commercial condition an elasticity ...

... GOODWVILL and LAWSON, and may be had of W. V. STrPHENSON, and the other Hull Booksellers, -W NITARIAN DISSENT PERMITTED to ;U- SPEAK for ITSELF; in Reply to Mr. S'rRA'I'TErq, and other Writers in the Hull Church Controversy. he BY EDWARD HIIGGINSON. Lately ...

... state of mar Corporation, just published by Mrl Garres, of tlte iuhl Paclset Office, in oote vol. Svo. anit lCre 1allotll to speak of it inl terius of unalloyed approbation. a As far as 'le are able to judge, it is a faitlaful report. T he k ramlailer de3erles ...