... BRIEF VIEW OF TIME UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. The revenue of the United States arises entirely frorn duties payable on the importation of foreign goods. and .from the sale of public land :-and here it may be remarked, by the way, that as the tide of emigration seems to be flowing Westward, not merelV from Europe to America,' but from several of the Eastern States to the Illinois and from the ...

... T!E- HUiLL E'PAKET. PULL, MONDAY,.TA 5. | . _ . .. .. . .. .~~~~~~~~~~~~~ THE inquiry into the conduct of Ministers has occu- pled, the House of Cornmuns three successive days; Members of all sides of the Senate delivered their opinions upon the subject, and although a vast' number expressed their highest 'displeasure that Ministers bad not assumed a la' guage more suitable 'to the dignity of ...

... [AS EXEMPLIFIED IN THEIR DAILY PiaSS]. Or all the various courses by which information at the present day may be obtained, as to the habits and customs of civilized and enlightened nations, the readiest, perhaps,. we should say, would be the reading of their news- papers; and yet the importanrce of such publications, as vehicles of knowledge, is a fact rather admitted than avowed in society. ...

... . HULL.: L OCAL INTE R-E8TS. -I'PA'IsNTS. INFIRMARY. OUlTPATINWtS. Discharged, & c IO 10 Discharged, & c. . I Admitted . S I Admitted .. Vaccinated by the House Surgeon, 1. Pbysician, Dr. Avre..-Surgeon. Mr. Pearson. - 1r. George Popple, House Visitor. - - Chaplain-The Rev. T. Dikes. * a~iNEW ANUAL SUBSCRIBEria nO. . -Ar. 3. Coates, £1 Is.; Messrs. WimbleTt~ -of two £1-ti. in ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... Zi TIM EDITORS OF THLE LIVlRPOOL MERCUBY. re sam Informed that the artists who formed Ce 0m0laittee for the management of the exhibition of the ill * firizc Lartists at the Royal Inetit'ution last year, have de tilt haada meeting to consider the propriety of making ar- It *CIements for one during the present, and the result has pi *M-khat they have decided there shall be no exhibition this ...

... errpontence. W. of wg BOOTLE AND CORPORATION WAKIM-WORKS. of zn- - ti, tO TiR EDITORS OF THR MVYRPOOL MSWEROAT. i3 GRNTLZXMPE,-If your correspondenut T. W. and ~cfog YE In ?? Mc-rcury, will refer to the er i**6f- Stenber 6th sa as and 97th last, pages 73 and 99. I think ?? findthaifor- tt as zmatiop they ?? for ?? the Boage mid C-Cra- i a Votin Watear-work& YVo. ?? V C A~EOF 111NISTJ;RS. -~ - ...

... TO THE EDIFOES OF THE LIVEP L MERCURY. GNTaEmsEN,-Billilge's (Liverpool) paper, of the 7th inst. fC contains a letter, sullftribed ani Export ucrchant, the writer a) of which, instead of being an export merchant, is, I apprehend, tt either more nor less th.an Dr; Cantii ell hiniself. His letter n malkes the following tremendous statem ents: that the Irish trade in Liverpool is conducted on a ...

... *EwsS'Pora Ivaltb mallicott't., ! :(A li SPAIN. sr We last week alluded to a proclamation, signed andsue promulgated in Cadiz on the day before Ferdinand's E departure, in which, it was rumoured at the time,,b he u' bad bound himself to protect the Constitutionalists, and wl acknowledge the debts and obligations incurred by the theI recent systenm. The followving are thie ain poinits o'lat ...

... Us1 CONTIVNS'TAL INTELLIGENCE. II.aI FMasec..The~ AMonilcrcontains two Royal Ordinans'es; pel t! e first of which', after setting fortlh the tienefits which (, Livine Providence has showe-red dowrion-the Vren-clduring EV ltl~e glorious campaign in Spainl, proclaims- inhdugence to tioe oders of ouir armies who have- gone as(ide from their dusties, and by this means to make their families take ...