... 1I THE HULL PAci, _,_~ . )rr IHULL, MONDAY, >jE 9. w~~~~~~ - _ Tate entry of the French into the capital of Spain, htas been' followed l;y a proceeding which reflects imnp. mortal disgrace upon the contemptible and degenerate nobility of that country An Address, signed by a considerable number of tcse~ men and cowardly traitors, has 'been presented tO the Duke d'Angouleme; it breathes a ...

... A-GIUtl CULTURE. ::;. ,z . -I I ,;.. : A handful or what Ns ias on Monday last -pinched ouit of a field of wheat in Gedney Marshb, where them anre 244 acres of the corn in ear. -'- Hoes-The accounts state:a general ,ncreave of fly, and in many parts the hines are .very weaW; the duty which forte days ago, was estimated at £1I00,000, is now at £80000). The bay harvest commienced in the ...

... 7-W7 O -H j - 0 N3E:WS ;45F THE'Wk.Matx IW : V DOzgE§TIC IVD FOREIGN., . ' nboa Wtv1-ti an ap to ;5etturbap. Y tti& KtNa.-Geeiet anxiety hbaviatg been exczted with a regard to the King's bealth, it will be, gratifyinx to' the r. pulic go' learn,4tabt altlough his 'Majesty soItfered an I h'day iand Saturday by a slight reltrun of tout, his 'iidispositibo was .tsccompanied by neither fever nor ...

... I , MAGNITUDE OF RItERS. I~~~ ~ ~~~~~~. I, .. -. , . . - 'hbte folloWing canons jiiatemtert 'f'tbe cot p-rati H mtagnilride of the priocipal'iivert's the. world ip talien from the siticle i hysicai 6eograpiy, in the suppleoment putobi he :- 06yclaVd Br' Vol. B. part Yiist, jcst1| Prop. Rivers. Propor. Area of basin Propor. quantity of Rivcrs. tiol in Engilish magnitude water length. miles., o ...

... NOT a word of intelligence has reached England since our last, concerning ABI5BAL, or the Cortes, of the Governiment at Seville., We neither know where AEISHAL is, nor what he is doing. but it is satisfactory to learn that he is not with the Con. stitutional troops which evacuated Madrid,. and that those troops are retiring in good order, and fighting, when necessary, both tile Rebels and.the ...

... H 00000-M HOUSE OF ,LORDS.--1'Tur.diq, !~Nne iq, the -MARRIAGES OF DSE TlS~h aqtois The downamoved the seeond reediog of the Diesentere' Marriage, Bill, Go. the object of which wae to relieve Dissenters from the obligation to celebrate marriages according t0 the rites of tihe Church of mili- Engluand. He was eure that no bsenefit could arise either to erete Church or State by compelling ...

... FO)REIlGN INTELLlS:EN I Dutch and Flanders Mails arrived on Monday,.bv I which we are informned, from Constantinople, that the Turkish feet, iuider the coqniranaruof the Cataiti' Pacha, consisting of thirteen friga'tes, nine corvetteO fourteen brigs, six gon.boats, and' thiity-one transports 'besides the Eg' ptian an'd Barba'ry sq va'diuns',saieed no- the- 1st and 3d1 ult. The objects of this ...

... - 1. - F EIGN. -' .11 LATEST INTELLIGENCE. -LISHOW, VAir 27. [Supplement to the Dinrio do Geverno, No. i25.] This short paper states the defection of the 23d Regiment seduced by Sampayo, the departuie of Don YIigiiel tojoin teinsuyrgents, and the assurance that the rest-of the troops are faithful. CORTES MAY 21. I From the Diario, No. 6.1 . AfteY some preliminary businexssbad been done, the ...

... 7. I L HOC UL L: LOCAL lINTEXIESTS.- DIN-PhIC ENTS1. INFIRMIARY. O~TT-PATIEnst . Disclargedi'zec I I Discharged, dic.. Admjited .11. I I Adlitied .. 37 Vaccinated by the iHouse Surgeon, 33. Physiciat, Dr. Crosley-Surgeon, Mtlr. Fielding, The Rev. K. Baskeft, House Visitor, C- iheplain.-The Rev. J. Ring. Thomas Whitaker, Esq of Howvden, has given a bane. faction of twenty ...

... 1 ., :: t:~ COBBiE''~ EEEL A~UT - :::: 0- A pablicatiorn'uder the above-title has recently made its appentrance,- in which this notorious character is prelty sharply haudled. The materials of which this work' is-compased, are all drawn from the writings, or have telation to the labours of Cobbett. As a speciaosen of the, work; we extrapt 'a few of his: inconsistencies, which> will point out to ...

... As Mr. Bancrofts hiny, of Griusnby, was driving home. 'li~e sheep last week over Cleethorps common, be dis- inted fram his horse to allow him to graze while he -rhe catile forward on foot: no sooner was the il released from his rider, than he set off at speed rds the Huember, iand galloped through the mud till oeched the water,;wheo he swam out into the current, i was drowned. The horse b ...

... P PAR LIAMEN'TAIlY REPORT. 11 I ii HOUSE of COMMONS, MoXDAV. AGITCULTURAL DISTRItBS. Sir T. Lethbridge begged to state, that at the suggestion of many able friends of the agricultural interests of the country, he was ready to withdraw his motion whichastood. for Thursday next, on the state of agricultu-ralldistress. Fie was 'most happy to notices the fcontrait' f ctmstances between this time, ...