... T!E- HUiLL E'PAKET. PULL, MONDAY,.TA 5. | . _ . .. .. . .. .~~~~~~~~~~~~~ THE inquiry into the conduct of Ministers has occu- pled, the House of Cornmuns three successive days; Members of all sides of the Senate delivered their opinions upon the subject, and although a vast' number expressed their highest 'displeasure that Ministers bad not assumed a la' guage more suitable 'to the dignity of ...

... [AS EXEMPLIFIED IN THEIR DAILY PiaSS]. Or all the various courses by which information at the present day may be obtained, as to the habits and customs of civilized and enlightened nations, the readiest, perhaps,. we should say, would be the reading of their news- papers; and yet the importanrce of such publications, as vehicles of knowledge, is a fact rather admitted than avowed in society. ...

... . HULL.: L OCAL INTE R-E8TS. -I'PA'IsNTS. INFIRMARY. OUlTPATINWtS. Discharged, & c IO 10 Discharged, & c. . I Admitted . S I Admitted .. Vaccinated by the House Surgeon, 1. Pbysician, Dr. Avre..-Surgeon. Mr. Pearson. - 1r. George Popple, House Visitor. - - Chaplain-The Rev. T. Dikes. * a~iNEW ANUAL SUBSCRIBEria nO. . -Ar. 3. Coates, £1 Is.; Messrs. WimbleTt~ -of two £1-ti. in ...

... February has presented us with a continuation of the bu same kind of weather we experienced in the preceding in, month. Its general character has been moist and mild. Some of the late-sown wheats, in wet situations, or in retentive soils, have suffered considerably from the over- ac abundant moisture of the season. In spots the plants are pa killed, and whole fields, in such districts, look ...

... ?tstLOSOMtY.-If you wish to know whether 'any body I S; ljs ilperior to the prejudices of' the world, ask him to carry r n alparcel for you. Diogenes Laertius tells usa story oflhis ce greet namaesalke, that being once requested by a certain r )f ~'oing gontlemnan to teach him philosophy, he gave him a g Of piece of cheese to carry; upon wyhiclh the other declined n cc Iiis 'instructions on ...

... IMPERIAL PMIMLIAMENT. In HOUSE OF. LORDS-MONDAY, JUNE 16. vi Sir A. GRANT, and other members from the'Commons, b. brought up the land-tax commissioners' names bill, the gc larceny laws (Ireland) consolidation bill, the criminal qt justice (Ireland) bill, the bail in cases of felony (Ireland) bill, and some private bills, th The Aire and Calder navigation bill was read a third ul time and ...

... SCULCOATES HALL, TUESDAY, JUsB 17. te Mrs. Ann Naylor, the wife of Mr. John Naylor, innkeeper, w-s I charged upon an information, with aiding and assisting, on the .e 12th of April last, in the concealment and removal of divers large is quantities of tobacco, to wit 1954lbs. subject to duties, those duties d not having been paid, whereby certain penalties were incurred, le and the same were ...

... . IMPERIAL PARLUMBNT. k Co tu3l CO- HOUSE OP LORDS-MONDAY, MAY 19. o len- A great number of petitions against 'any ftirtlibr conces- cl.I lay, slons to the Catholi~cs, were presented by different .noble it Idi- lords. e ac.7HO LA5S~ONFERENCE WITH THE COMISONS, all ted, The Duke of WELLiNGTON moved that the following, Pa ken noble Lords be appoistedto meet the Commons in a con-. to ference in ...

... AGJObRNED hlEETING. On Tuesday evening, at five o'clock, the business of Ihis anniversary was resumed, from the preceding day, and alter s4oging und prayer, Thomas Thompson, Esq. said, that as tbere rajght he many of their por ifriends then present who were not able to attend the previous meeting, the Rev. R. Treifry would ngani read tbe Yeport libr their information. After the report of the ...

... 7'I0.' EYT STORiM. On ITortiny lnd Tltesdav last we haPd a storm of *vind and rail, wlhich continued Fior forty-eih h hours vtith grejt and unaibhated violence, tIle rain wilhout iltermission darling i hat periold, pourihg duown in torrellts, Tihe rivers Dee and Don were swollen t0' a dfgree quite unpreredented since the year 1799, the wlater rising so high as to overflow tile Ibanks to a ...

... Tom_ ------- A A6A J .-A 1- - T A_ AA At- - 1-A~ .KFor proceedings in the House of Lords, see the last page, Star try I1O0USE OF COJIIMONS.-Tesediay,Nsv.2. coftl, till The SPEAKER to ok the chair at four .o'clock, at -whicIh ervn '72 time there was a very full attendance of members. TheMj ess side galleries were crowded. deli has The Clandestine Outlawry Bill was brought in and Spec usee read ...

... I MARCH OF THE FRENCH ARMY ! d (From the Sun qf Saturday Evening.) d Events of importance thicken on us---the die of b war is cast---and a French ar zy offifty thousand si metn is Sonw oil its march to assist the Ring of' the Belgians in repelling the invasion of the Dutch ! b 'I'his is indeed important news, and must lead to t( resnlts of great moment. IT It appears that on 'Thursday night ...