... AGJObRNED hlEETING. On Tuesday evening, at five o'clock, the business of Ihis anniversary was resumed, from the preceding day, and alter s4oging und prayer, Thomas Thompson, Esq. said, that as tbere rajght he many of their por ifriends then present who were not able to attend the previous meeting, the Rev. R. Treifry would ngani read tbe Yeport libr their information. After the report of the ...

... 7'I0.' EYT STORiM. On ITortiny lnd Tltesdav last we haPd a storm of *vind and rail, wlhich continued Fior forty-eih h hours vtith grejt and unaibhated violence, tIle rain wilhout iltermission darling i hat periold, pourihg duown in torrellts, Tihe rivers Dee and Don were swollen t0' a dfgree quite unpreredented since the year 1799, the wlater rising so high as to overflow tile Ibanks to a ...

... PROVINCtIAir O'CURRENCEiS.. A. I - _ -- ofYeitrday wseek, John Soutlei, t;q -wat plected Amyor Hor 1`et0 ino I'e r1o1m df Wni. Dayi F-q. dec iIqed. i Mr. HaIl, (P North BHrtto, neir 'Bridlintofl, Iwely i abqed a co'ev cont visting, oif abou twefIly partridge, eleven of wh.ch he kialud tit a cie Ihot - a irca mltonIa ce .coniidered its Ultlmolt wihoot prvce fei lt iiIhe buliailsiiof sto*ing. . ...

... > NEWS OF T1H1E wNE K. 'jaionon p rpt¢-.tt|eitbitl2t tUatt .sturtol. j On Wednesday his eiajesty arrived at St. James's, from ' Wind o , and held a cou ii, at which fil a bo attended appeared in full mourning. The Bishop of hbichester kissed hands, on being appointed Clerk or the Clohet; the i Rev. Dr.Lloydoubeingelected tio theBishliolricofOxfoird; and Dr. Kaye, on being, translated to ...

... Foreign JR,*ilianv4 ; i Hostilities have broken out in Colombia, and Genera 'Bernaudez weas defeated in a battle with the Fedleralisti, - Jiud obliged to fly. d Barcelolna. ;,Bolivar, builv~aee;, hail returned ~'to that cobory;I and hfis presence vios et. pected to restore trknquillity. Private Liters state that a revolution was shortly especled to take place in St. -Dnmiago. In Jamndicaj ...

... THE IIULL PACKET. .- . -- - , , - - - - T_ TUESD AY, MAintc 27. INFIAMARY. i I-PATTERTN. . ,otT.PXTtPsr i Discharged, l 4 Discharged &-c .7 Admitted . 9 Adnuilted . 24 imicitnated by the Houte Surgettn, 29. Phy iciall, ivr. C. Altteraoo-Soraeon, Mr. Huntington. i The Rev. J ,~tC l~tiXe Hillte visitor-Mr. Rhearin. An scrptanlt ir(esent of old lirea has hcetl received Ithi ...

... MISCELLANEOUIS, 4n extensive powver.loom r1actry at Wnrrliglon,virilne t0,000., as amentirely dest'royed by tee on Stalurday week. EUlpecited ti be the wvork of au inceadiary. It was insured to the fill amotint. The following nnerdole hns excited a gooddeal of sen. sationiin Primina:-AnactoroftheBerrinth6airefahnpppned to be at St. Pelersburgh to recover a legaIcy. Harppell itg one day to ...

... TILE ZHULL PACKETS TUESDAY, MAY 15. INFIRMARY. IN!-PATtE;NTS. OIIT-PATIENT.,. INPTET' Di-;barged &c 1Dbtgdr 20 Discharged, &eC. .. I I , ttrge.2 Adutitled Admilted . 40 Vaccilnated y the Hoese Surgen. 60. Physician, Dr. Alderson-Srgeopl,. Mr. Young. The Rev. . Scott, Ch tpiain. Houee visttor-Mr. R. Raio's, jun. John Cooling has paid one fUinap to ...

... ,'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> ...

... PUBLIC. IvETfN0 AT LIVERPOOL -TO PAY A TOKEN O R)SPECT TO THE MEMIORY OF MR. CANNING.- s A- Pubic M eeting PfT b7'Tniliairifan6 orf Lierpiol' seas hetld on tiMonsiny,ast-t' Tcvwn-hall, ?? 1,rthdinirrpaso of tllsieg - ino conideraionarid~determmnlnng-upoll the it, priety of sho'w- t my some omtirk . of 5reikket to i th im 9yfy or th~ ae p.tfight Mion. Geloge Cahming. The mceter n was ...

... PASSAGES is must LlFb OF OLIVER THE SPY, | I 'otLty deceased fat the Ciape of Good IHop.l d1TO THlE EDITOR OF TIlE SiHIYNX. *ul21 Siit,-As the deeath of Oliver ?? is announced t 0 h the lPapers, some particulars of this notorious charaeter may v s, proe ri Iteresting ts his frirends at Derby, and the poblic generally. Tl N I therefore communleate a few Ificts, tar the accuracy of which I file ...

... THE IVIERCURY. DuRiXG the last few days MR. ?? has made two speeches ill the House of Commons, which wrill add greatly to his own reputation as a statesman, and tend not a little to win the confidence of the public to- wards the new Administration. This gentleman, since lsis appointment to the presidency of the Board of Trade, hls hlad to encounter the lot of most bold reformers, in the ...