... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...