... felt at the safe return of thiS gallant ollicerr and his brave compianOs. ID 1821, the expediltion explored Repulse Bay, Sir Thomas Roews Welcome, Mijddleton's Frozen Strait, and that neighbourhood,-and fividing- no passage to the Northward and Wertward ...

... Alellatib. Wyiflian and EviRry, Newlton ; AMetcalfe, Scott. Front Oberdeen, Fox, Allttn; Welliingtou, Glbertrou. From Pa'a,,ontk, Thomas and Jaue, Parr. Fromn Newcavtle, Rolicticll; Taylor. From London, William, M lixwell. COASTERS SAILED. For Yarnmouth,'Aan ...

... the funodst. Appropri-te speeches w ere delivered b, the Rev. .T. B~eaumiont, Mr. A Cokman, Rev. R.Treffry, It Jun. Nr. R. Hardy, Rev. Valentine W~ard (of Leeds), and 1 the Rev. J1 nstick (of Pa'rington). Collectiars, in aid [ or the fonda, hlae beeni ...

... Whitaker, v Esq. Coroner, and the Jary returned a verdict of Lunacy, x brought on by. excebs of drinking. it On Monday week, Thomas Morris, master of a coat vessel, was convicted in the penalty of Ss. for wilfully delivering to the Coal Inspector a false ...

... lie iopsiinedl three moifths to hard' labour, Eliziheth Fiddler, a'lrwd and disorderly woman, I2 c'alendar tiiatiths; Ann Hardy, fori vngrane y, 'Ole calendar mouth, to hard labourr; Edward Crawford, and James' l- ilfijor vaorancy, one calendar, month ...

... thle Ionse of Car. rrection, at ttisl? placce, .Junmes Davigon, (ain apprentice) ;having deserte~d rfinni le Smtyrnia; Capt. Thomas Surtees, Ibelonging in Seatet silelieme. ITO THE, EDITOR OF THE HULL PACK.ET. Londein, Noemtteber to, i soG .SiR,-We beg to ...

... for, the purpo-e of taking it~o con-ideraliofl the propriety ot petitionin,, PariiatOeu fur a revi'Ioo ufthei t Corn L s. Thomas B.krhett, 9. 51nyor, in the chair. The Chairman, in opening the business of the meeting, Paid, be had the honhior It alpl;ir ...

... eiureonje-.-.-1essirg. ALtiilo1i, Cisreni, Sfieiwla. F11lla11i andi Lyon. House-vi-ior-M.D. Duncan, WP tunderstanid that Mr. Thomas Rndinell, jan. ha s re ceived his apposuintemit of Comspircller of the customs, at- thi; port~ On Sundaiy last, qeremotleir6 ...

... the claiinm was wiltidrawn. Miss Jarmarn wvill wake her lirst sppeaini'iice ait Covent Garden, tin Juliet, (and nut Lelilia Hardy,) to Mr. C. KeihbletS Roeneo, Ias soat its nie returui front his Bristol ettgegettefltenb-Jleratin Chronicle. SALARIMt OF ...

... overboard and drowned. in Verdict, Accidental death, and a deodand of £1 upon the to Aurora. se An ewe, in the flock of Mr. Thomas Shepherd, of Skef- et fling, in Holderness, produced, this season, 5 remarkably fine lambs; two of them died in about three ...

... the Mayor and Aldermen sideSte 3 to, having taken all the circumstances into con- (iera 1n, on Tuesday last presented Mr. Thomas Story, rnana wPectable officer upon whom the ruffianly assault idl tie t ts e soldiers, at the citadel, on the lIth ult.) ...

... who heard thle screamsi of the little suffidrpr..-' said Mr. Hardy, surgeon-Saw the child ; it was ira dying. Ilie,, state wisen he airrived, and expired soon; afterwards. Mljr. in-Hardy described the appearance of the child; h ad no'doub~t IdA but the ...