... Literature,like every other amusement oflife, changes its character retain its ascendancy.— Whatever has been long known, loses something that original power pleasing which attaches novelty; and in proportion as the public mind acquires new and distinct modes of enjoymem, they who administer toils wants, must vary their laboais. such a pliancy, THE UNI VERSA MAGAZINE, at many periods of its ...

... On the 15rh insc.the ut Sir B. R. Graliam, Bart, Norton Con yen, oi *oo. MARRIAOFS. On Saturday, Mr, Auder»rge Meonell, North Shields, Mrs. Ann Hubby, Scarborough. On W«^i*jr#»lay, *l Oil»*on, u» Mr«. Deiuiun, uie Mr. Denman, comedMH. Tue«J»y, Mr. BraJburf, Mi-* Deborah l.retU. On the ...

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... iJ2orfcc giben. To tlic Merchants, Ship-Owners, and all other Persons interested in the TRADE of the PORT HULL, THAT THE OLD DOCK WILL BE SHUT UP, On FRIDAY the Day of MARCH next; And that no Ship or Vessel can be permitted to go OUT OF or ENTER INTO the said DOCK, after the said Day MARCH nest, until the Repairs completed. AH Persons are therefore requested to govern themselves accordingly. ...

... Office. Insurances ire effected Nf this Office, on ijne* ■nd Sunritonhips, Endowments granted for Children, and Annuities granted and purchased. Persons effecting Insurances this Company will enjoy the following peculiar advantages , Ist. A Capital of Half Million >$ been subscribed «s a Security lor all the Engagements of the Institution, the Proprietors fading upon themselves the sole ...

... Notice irf giPnt, the PaitnCiShip between JOHN WIL- SON’and Jc CGLfPLAND, of Hull, in the V. k, T'liiber-Merch mts, (cairied on c- WILSON and COUPLAND,I the stTth day A ugu»t last; and all Persons having anv demand on the said Paitnership, ate reqt’c.aeQ to send then lespectivc Accounts to the said John Cuui-land, his House No. 13, .h.rratt-strce!, the Counting-house, on the North side of the ...

... of Comvoxs. MONBAT, Nov. ‘it.’ ' CORN LAWS. fl'fr. ffrrnrr moved for a mclfege to the laerdf, requeiling that , their Loraftnps' Report the Corn Trade Ssould the Moofe. —Agreed ' PAPtRS RELATING TO THE CATHOLIC r • QUESTION. Sir loin Cox Hiffejley rofe to move the produdlion of documents, which had alio moved for in the Taft feSon. The Honourable Baronet then entered upon the independence of ...

... New York and Baltimore papers to the 26th October, two days later than those received by the Fingal, arrived yesterday. They add nothing to our former intormation, except in the form of/u--mour, and that of the most vague nature. Some of She reports know to false ; among others, that the defeat and capture of Gen. Drummond’s army, Izard, mentioned in the New York Evening Post the 81th October ...

... To SOLI) AUCTION', By BELL & HENDRY, the Hou>e of William SreAKta, Innholder, in COrnNGHAM, On Friday, the day of December, 1814, at two o’clock in tie afternoon, TWO CLOSES oi GRASS LAND, situate the Township of Cottihgham, known by the names Stoned Horse Close; containing 9A. U. BP.—and Ten Acre Close, containing 9.A 3ft. sr. the same Quantities more or less. Timothy Wright, Cottmgham, the ...

... For ;» limited Number of Young Gentlemen, At the RECTORY HOUSE of the pleasant Village uf SPHOATLEY, near HULL, UNDER THE Immediate Care the Rev. JOSEPH HAT FIELD. FOR information respecting the character and success his SCHOOL, Mr. H. » enabled to refer to respectable Names in Hull, York, Bridlington, and Holderness. Tit charge fsr Pupils is according to their age, viz. For those under Twelve ...

... Mr. ALEX. GEORGE PATERSON CONTINUES to conduct AGENCY in all its different branches, at CALCUTTA, in the EAST INDIES; and will be happy to attend to any .Agency Concerns at that City, the Capital the East: and hopes, by paying every attention to the interest and accommodation of his Constituents, merit a continuance their favours. —The Terms for Goods consigned to Calcutta for may be seen by ...

... Private let tors littfn Gi,er*i, ths lit state that the aiis'.ver ot the American Commissioners the communications from hence was delivered the syth uft. and further, that 'lie British Agents had not made any rejoinder—relfring the whole to the cabinet here. is said, thit on tins reference to London being requiied, the Americans remonstrated on » procrastination .t appeared to them to ...