... Price Sixi-fncr.— Week, 2d Quarter. A Letter-Box in the Window. COURT OF KINO’S BENCH, JUNE 4th. LAWKCNCt V. WARLTtR*. Tim excited a considerable degree of interest. was an action of replevin. The and defendant the record had interett fbe question : •he real parties were, the eldest son and heir-at-law Mr. Samuel Jackson, formerly brewer and hop merchant in the Borough, and Mr. William ...

... That there will be much discussion during j 1 next Session of Parliament, respecting the most efficacious means for restoring prosperity to the country, is generally believed cause of the present distress is less difficult to be understood than the contriving of proper means to remove it. The demands to pay the expenses, and interest on the expenses, of long war, exceed the amount of the ...

... On Thurfdaj, M.’.ition Plate of sql. {at all ages. Two-mile heats. Major Bower’s ch. c. Crociator, jrrs of ...

... TVn Poiimls 11.1. shore!v bjready lH‘advufici'l npprr veil \ Ficebolii Ltfoilod Socnrhv, in Sums ol not ItsS titan TWO THOUSAND POUNDS each. CT A|i|tl_v (if letter, post-paid,) to Mr. Solicitor, Hull. ...

... TUES D A Y, U A Y 3, 1818. Printed and Published PK(,K, at liis Office, No. .‘RS, Scale-Lane, HULL. A Letter-Box in the Window. ...

... morning the ClmiutTor of the Exchequer, Viscount Castlcrcagh, Mr. Huskissoii, and Mr. C. I.ong, hail long consultation with the Earl ot’J.i-vcr|tool at Fife-house. Afterwards the Noble Eari, Viscount Castlercagh, and the Chancellor the Exchequer, went to attend meeting of the Cabinet Council, which tat two hours mid half; and afterwards attended the meeting Parliament. The question upon the ...

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... and Published PECK, at his Office. No. •!(>, a i.e- k. 111 PHtENIX FIRE-OFFICE. feNF.WAL Receipt? for Policies fulling due Christmas •ire now in the hands the several Insurances ot every description are ejected the most moderate Terms. Stock on a Farm may insured in one sum, without the average clause, 2s. per cent, per ann. J.osses by Fire, occasioned by Lightning, hive always been paid by ...

... Funded Belt jin, —ll from (he highett official tuurcc. The CApi(a) of tl.e fuiuled Debt not redeemed N>’*. i* 819.145,384/. IBt. 5} !. Tb? total annual charge of the debt 44,994,039/. IBt. Ojd. all tumt applicable the Sinking Fund, and applicable lo (he piirclia«e Stock, 14,131.546/ s}d. The Commixionrrt for the Redemption the Debt pur. cbaaed the half year from the Itt of February to lb* tat ...

... Ttie ufficiaf •tacemcnt* of the receipt* and espendilnr* of the Public Revenue for the whole of the year* ISIS and 1816, have now been publithed.—lt will be observed that the account* being made on the sth January annually, the year* are numerically Mated *• 1616 and 1817, although the account* actnaUy apply to 1815 and 1816. The revenue of the year coding on the sth itut. ha* fallen *hurt of ...

... Commonly called the Crank, held sacred by the natives ot Hindustan ; bird a most voracious appetite. ROYAL CROWN BIRDS, The iiirwt superb anil interesting of the Vane Tube. SILVER-HKADKI) EAGLES, From North America: And a variety other Birds of the most splendid Plumage in the known World. ADMITTANCE— T.ndics nnd Gcntlrmru, 2i. Servants anil Children, halj'price. Cj The Animals arc regularly ...

... THE Creditors who have proved their Debts under a Commission of Bankrupt, awarded and issued forth against THOMAS SLATER, the town King toa-npon-Hull, Merchant, Dealer and Chapman, are requested to meet Sampson Middleton and John Paekui, the Assignees the Estate and Effects tiic said Bankrupt, the Nineteenth day May inst. One o’clock in the afternoon, the Dog and Duck Tavern, in Stale-Lane, in ...