... - ^W g Mull Varlict nD oumyjer mrrtllt, . i' i a. . I .. - - rs, be B {J. I-ULL: ry TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1828, I PuBlFG the past week the foreign papes lave been 1 I C urent itica -ets :fir s -time previotfi. N of thiga c~rdao o a rnora. yo obseivation since the fall The, siege Silistrie is stated to be still og outed with' vigour, but no details are given. A rep, of sae ie. m that it had ...

... I . TO the Editor qf the Hull Packet and Humber Mercury. SIR-As it is particularly w~ished that the following remarks should appear in all our newspapers, you will inuch oblige by inserting the game in yours, which cannot fail to give pleasure to all interceted therewith, and to none more than the writer ol this, who is a staunch friend to the town and trade of Hull. It now being the opinion ...

... 1I Pilil v~actift a~nd Multi Itl) s .TUESDAY, JULY 15, 1828. ON Friday last intelligence of the most disastrous cr,. plexion to the constitutional cause was received in Lod0 I ar f- ws, txr- an --- :- --- - 1 ea tole from Oporto. We were before in possession of the fa - of his that Don MIGUEL had assumed the sovereign power,lunder sfated ower;. the sanction and authority of a body of his own ...

... 4 - Saturday week, being appointed for the opening of St. Catherine Docks, recently constructed near the Tower, 7 London,great preparations weremade for the occasion,and - numerous invitations were given to the nobility and Others to -witness the interesting scene. This important estab- 2 lisiment is alike an object of interest, from the grandeur - of its design. the utility of its object, and ...

... FORElIGN -INTELLI'GENCE.'.; . i The German papers 'iieuition 'tht numeic'f's aests have takkn place'in Siwedeii. 'Several Inpdies ar~e in- cluded. These arrests .have arisen .out' of then late 'a-leged plot against' the Eing of' Swa nl which s saidl to be more serious shsn. was 8t fi~rt sujptosed~ A letter from-the-agent to loydsat-nstntlnople, dated I Otii March, sai :m . 4ehcordiog to ...

... -1 '!- - `? .. -1 . LOCAL INTERESTS. tX-PATIRNTS. INFIRMARY. OtTTPiTtENT6 Discbarged, & c I3 |Discharged, & c --a . 29 1ndaini~ed . @ --.^b 0) I Admitted 0 3 Vaccinated by the House Surgeon, 32. Physician, Dlr. Ayre.-Surgeoo, Mr. Pearson. The Rev. J. H. Bromby, Chaplain. Mr. J. C. Cau rien, House Visitor. HULL AND SCULCOATES DISPENSARY. PATIFPTITS. * PT SirY. ...

... : in . ;! ,-' i ?. f . A. N E WfS .617'7.4J lft -.:W. C, E K. . tal t bip~ ~ ttb~tlit' tto .:bturbt't^3e. We nre con'deollyIItepred that Ministers will have recoijrse to 'Wi lono of six or'ehtht Millions for the present exig ence, railler tIllaU i'upowe new tixes. It is indeed nnderstood that Portjignl is to repay !he expeiiies of.tbe present a'sistatice rendered to themn. The vrar Uill not he ...

... soetigtt AfdlanuP. FRAnra.-Thee Speech of the King or France, deliverec. on Toemday, on the opening (if the twro CMan'bN, liar;' been received. From the Messages to the twvo Hone-s of Parliament, and the. declarations of Lord tilneturt ane, Mr. Canning,,with respect to the assurances of frieodly co-operation ofrthe French Government, it was to he exir ppected that his Most Christian Majesty ...

... ,'THE HULLp,' PACXET., TUESDAY,'3Aiu'v10. INNIMAY' Dischardge '. .'*. Admitted . A8 I ld '2 c V1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ l Pscagednelc0 d iie..Fl I d. 1Pyec ans-DrTulioll and Did lk lero 4yQ1ian-Dr Tunbul. 'od liirs;'on V~~~~~~~~ The'Holderness V~xHon'nds,:wei iinde'Istand~'iwill meet at Riser~oa Tharsada'y: and ait' Kiln wick ,Perc'oa ,n.Stlitir~ 'day-eA~lihdrnihg~at half-past ten.-; '~.',;o' 1> ...

... moreign _Mforelalkv. A Treaty of Commerce and Navigation has been con- cluded betvveeu Ithe United Slates and Denmark, on ltei strictest principles of reciprocity. A conipaci of great irnportance haa been accedeif to h some of tbe leading-pitwers of Europe,.wilb regard to the politiCs of Portu~gal aud Spain. England eurorces her pledge of protecting the Constitftipnal Gmeerioleat of the ...

... FRUM COUiNTtLAS 043AS'-JOURNAL. I t XIVEITH PAlT, A JU5 tBSBDs ' . ; folnui~e'dfroint 08t last.)- : We pro*ee4 ,wlh ourextracS, fron ,this ,rWorlri. The prstfages (ich -velate to our Mlisters are ,not-the least remarknable in the lrit.y Loi4I .Bishrst, appears to bave been muore particularly the otjeci of.Napoleon's vitupe- ratie.thtougb' ix commn~osn canldoir it Ought tQ have been ifelt, th ...

... 1V11~TODTsZT MISSION TO'ANTIqlUA.. The' o jllwijtg' netaehciltoiy hiiati7radciloihifieW' York paper of the 29th Mat th ' A1 h, Malurch 5 --A most distressing and melanclboly shipwreck occurred uear this island this past' tveek, attendei with such circumstances as seen almost incredible, and -ver canonly say, that for the wisest purposes, thoergh bffei to us inscrulialleithe Lord linb done it, ...