... TO THIE Editor of the ll Packet and Ilunmber 3Iercony. Sit---Youl did me the kindness of inscrtingm in F your resp~ctable paper, in the autuimni of' last year, r, a letter relative to the more speedy conveyance of J S the London mail by way of New Holland terry in- P 2 stead of Barton, as is the case at present. It will Ii , be recollected by your readers that the plan was f proposed by me, ...

... nri EgjC^qdi, SATuDiAY SIORtt5oNOm',- has notbeenlnich the rtI, bern this vreek. The tendlency ef p-ices has still been tip. tbe hrd, The flrsty rice of Consols an Monday last, ay t3Ac foruthojice ala r antlnnd 8 for Money. On the following day tule Aeeount frice d4at tChCLI -ij ,on WVedlnesday, it feli to S'; dn TIuC~drytroseftOmBI at wrill;i ae~d yes3terday was about 84j all day. This ...

... AND IHUMBER MB1tCUrY. HULL, FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1S31. WE inserted, in the fourth page of our last public.a- tion, a sketch of some proceedings that recently took place at a meeting held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, London, over which Sir J. SCOTr Lt.LE pre- sided, and which meeting was called together for the purpose of forming an Anti-Cora-Law Society.- The object of causing such an ...

... I I PUBLIC AMEETING. On Wednesday, a Public Meeting was held in the Old Gaol Yard,convened-by placard by the Committee of the Hull Reform Association, to take into con- sideration the propriety of addressing the House of Commons on the present state of the question of Corporate Reform. A temporary platform was erected in one corner of the yard, across two waggons. The meeting was fixed ...

... ICHURCh-- MISSIONARY SOCIETY. I The Annual General Meeting of the Hull and East- Riding Association was held in St. John's Church, on Monday morning, the Rev. TI1OCIAs DtsEs in the chair. The audience consisted principally of ladies. The Report was read by the Rev. W. SHGT.FT0N. It adverted to the continuance of peace, which afforded facilities fur concerting measures and carrying on plans of ...

... 'FOREI*GN N' INTELLIC NCE.. I Inl the Chtmber'of Dcputies,'on'Tuesday wcelk, the M. Garnier Pages begged' leave to ask the ministers for ;Bhi some explanations rolative to the' liberation of the lett Duchess of Berry. (Movement of attention.)] That pro princess had' f; r months fomented civil' war' o France; obs and it was not until it was certain that the possession of tire Antwerp and' tfe ...

... SPEECH OF THE, QUEEN REGENT OF SPAIN.| The Speech delivered vy-tie Queen Regent of Spain, I on opening the Corxes, on the 24th of July, has just c been published. Itis a document of too greata length , to admit of our copying it entire, and we muwt eontent i ourselves with a few of the leading pasageS. She says:- . , I To unite to the throne of my august daughter the rights i of the nation, ...

... On the Bill To remove certain Disabilities which prevent soinc classes of his Majesty's subjects from resorting to the Universities of England, and proceeding to Degrees therein.'° MEas PRESENT. DUKeS. Romney Ellenboro'ugh Cumberlarid Wilton Prudhoe Gloucester Limerick Ker Wellington I'owis Maryborough Beauforrt Itosse Ravensworth Rutland Orford Forrester rbAnQUISES. Harerwood Bexily BDte ...

... THE TOWN COUNCIL, To the Editor of the flull Packet. -tSn In thle C ourse of my T'ambIles laItely through- tle tos ave heard it much comnplalined of, that thle town SI d people .nre -in mttuy clase, PerfqC1lY.J1ignorant who nre the ant aldermen and fomna mere: Tcouncille;fu; I wb o is t htt thy re abe or foget who areind'iwho ar tnut memt. berl of that agsbody. To' endeavour to oblvivte thlis ...

... I __EVERLEY TOWN COUNCIL. The Council met on Monday evening last. Present- The Mayor in the chair; Alderman Hodgson; Council- lors Walker, Dawson, Johnson, Binnington, Robinson, Westerby, Farrah, Goth, Catherson, Page and Nutchey. Mr. NUTCHItY moved for the appointment of a committee with power to take any steps which might be considered necessary for settling the dispute between the Council ...

... It is pretty generally known that Mr. 11RCHARD KINr, a medical oflicer, who served nearly three years on the Arctic Land Expedition, of which dvuing one whole year he held the command, has submitted to the public a plan for an expedition to complete the entire survey of the coast wstahed by the Polar Sea from Point Turnagain Eastward. A second object would be to determine the outline of the ...

... BRIGHtON, Dee. 16.-Solie' excitement has been caused lere during the last week by an ancouncemenr that a public meeting would be held yesterday at the Old Ship Tavern, at which the Re(v. Mortimer O'Su1ii van would make known the real character and purpoRes of Popery, as exhibited in Ireland, and the dangers to Protestantism. The meeting wvas convened for 12 o'clock, and the arlioission was to ...