... lIOHIUIT BOI.TON’s IU.DITORS, rpifE Creditors of ROBERT BOETON. late of Scnl-1 Coates. Shopkeeper, are requested fort iith to deliver the particular* of their demands to Messrs. Engi and Sif ACKf ks. Hull, A 4, S3l. ...

... Steam FOR HAMBURG. .:>■ ~ THE Swift, Powerful, anJ Commodious Steamships WILLIAM DARLEV Capt. Wm. Draper, TRANSIT Capl. Hobt. Roach, Arc intended depart from HULL every WKDNESDAY EVESIXG, iis soon after Four o’clock as the Tide will permit, viz.:— The TRANSIT On Wednesday, the Clh April The WILLIAM UAH LEV..On Wednesday, the I3th . Tin! TRANSIT On Wednesday, the 2llih - The W ILLI AM I)AR Y. ...

... Ate gutf anb otter *portfug 4jjes. Mr. Scott, whose accident was noticed last week in the York papers, is pronounced out of danger, aesd has been removed to his own residence. WARWICK SPRING RAcBs.-In consequence of the frost these races have been postponed till Monday, the 7th of April, and the Trial Stakes and Warwick Handicap have been re, opened upon the usual conditions, to elose saz name ...

... sbe tsuf ant otber poi c I . .- Thse Marquis of Waterford and Earl Stradbirocil have accepe the Stewardship of Goodwood races for I547. We understand that Lord George Bentinek, having deteralm1e to quit the turf, has sold the whole ofhibs stud. GOODW0OD ~JULY MEETING. WEDNESDAY, JULy 29. COWDRAY STAKES of 2S sovs each, T.Y.c_ The winner to be sold for B120, ifidemanded. Mr Paine's Collinpsvood ...

... Advices have been received of the 3th of August, from Vera Crux, which mention that General Santa Ana had surrendered to the Government, was then a prisoner at Mexico. An order had been issued at P nama, prohibiting the imjiortation of all kinds of Spanish produce and manufactures, under the penalty of confiscation. This order was to remain force until Spain acknowledged the independence of ...

... lE, 61 LOWGATE, HULL. [Price 7d.— Vol. 42.—N0- 2278. Mr. Hons contended for the ncceMity of reduction in must declare, that rcalou. supporter a. he of the hon. member Alx-rdeen driTinf all drones mit of the hives of the , oppose him in all bis effiirts reduce the , hammering the enemy in the field. (Hear, and laug i The importance of artillery was duly appreciated by the genius of Napoleon, ...

... .A M ART, f BILVER-STREEJ, HUU.. NEAR T'MR BANK. JOH|i GROCOCK, General CommisKion Agtnt and Appraiser. Junction Dock-Street, respecifully informs his Friends and the Public that consequence ...

... Ministers have succeeded in carrying the first clause their poor law bill, for continuing the commissioners till the .‘Slst of July, 1817, but there was the formidable minority of tl-l against them ; and the opposition which has been made, it evident, from tsir James (litAitAM’s speech en Tuesday night, ill prevent the bill from being carried in esleiuu this session. The (iilbert unions will ...

... BEVERLEY AND EAST RIDING I RACES.. On Wednesday evening a meeting was held at Glover's London Tavern, to receive a deputation from tihe committee of management for the revival of the Beverley Races, and to originate measures to obtain the co-operation of the sporting gentlemen o ilull. Tie deputation who attended from Beverley consisted of Messrs. Croiskill, John Brigham, D. Boyes, Robert ...

... I ba-u ?? I = b. - -NEWMARKEIT-VRAVEN MEETING~. The IN61IN~MON Y A9~ g ' ft;'for 3-yr. The IN JiIIenoK STAKES Of 'oo sovs,h t; ?? 8sat 71bl fillies 051; 416i. D.M. 4 cUba. ,colonel Peel's Indus ' . alked over. s HAI7DICP.SWE1STAKES ef;2Q savI, oah 51 ; T if declared, ,&as,; tp-o-SoP the second -Iorse;, for 3.-yr-oids and upwards. 10o sluls dn6 of wlhom dre ireef torre I.. ...

... FLOWER ROOTS, which, for varlaly and facallancr,»qoal. If not aorneai.aey ha kaa hitherto aekeWed la ad Ike PekUe. Caaaplaaaaa fcr aaonf Bisak will ka foaad hit Aatorlawat ad DOUBLE AND SINGLE HYACINTHS, Comptl.ln( 300 ckoica naaiad aartt ad dldrraat thadaar—All the rarlatiat POLYAHTHUt NARCISSUS; aaaaad aorta CROCUS largo Double JONQUILS; SCtLLAB, tarcnl taaciaa; Burly, Doable, tied Parraqaat ...

... to Mr. EDWARD CHESSMAN, Skeffliog; or to Mr. DAVID DICKENSON. PaUiagtoo. Letters be post-paid. SkrJfliHg. Oet. 3. 1834. REMOVAL to 33, ST. JAMES S-STREET, Prom fO, SOVTHAMPTONJSTHEKT. GEORGE WALKER, Tailor and Robe- Maker, having succeeded Mr. Lkwis, Tailor. Embroiderer and Gold Laeeman to the KINO, respectfully announces that he has Removed to 33, Bt. James’i- Street, West, where be continues ...