... ; N.., W ,5 L 0 li; Ei:W E .. ,. Lord Goderich haci'ctld i ee tysrino-ttndit to forlo a L ehileitrn e iwt rhti ckl~ ix~oiI to suipply sIlie VISCnhociese ijcelli~illsei byIh~ talipueid detl itts ofi, Mvla C io-tn, the Nobhts.jtscpui~t Isor COtti-st, to iii regarded t es lbs ludividinal jvho ii iii h) ilt the-head or hil 'IThi Lot it Chimtjeelor ht4as.% ck~ eien tent fir-tund 4oih, th e~ N ...

... A writpr, in a Inte American Paper, Zivhee the following corion a ddiliaol i parficulars respecting the fascioltiun of snakes upon birds, nod the causes by which that fascination is produced 'I had often henrd stories nboot tfie power that snalces have to charm hirds and naimals, whiihb to say the least, I always treated :yilth the coldness of scepticism, nor ceuld I believe them until ...

... litivatal P. arlitimclit, 11 HOUSE Or LORDS. -ue of TUESDAVS AUGUST 21. This day, at twelve o'clock, the Lord Chancellor, ihe Duke of Portland, and Lord Bexley, took their seats on the woolsack, as Lords Commissioners for the further- proroga- tiob of Parliament. -Tfie Lord Chancellor having directed the deputy usher of thy b'nck roil to desire the attendance of the Commons, to hear his ...

... GENEALOGICAL ACCOUNT OF LORD GODERICIV Is BIRTH AND PARENTAGEI Loril Visecmnt Goderich, Inle the Right Hfononrable lut Frederick Rolilolttl, foriurly refrpi'eeitt'd the ti'borigh of I t, RiPon, iD Yi0h11ire, in P1,linnnent. Ilis Lordship .4i t 'i youtllver hrbrther of Lord Granthitin, (Thoonin Philip i i Weddell), Biron or GrCtiinthtu, hi the counity or Lincoln. f'h Lord Guilerich is, compn ...

... TTHE RfULLT P.ACM;ET., TUESDAY, 'AUoV'r.14.' HULL AND.SCULCOATES DISPENSARY., PATlFNTS. PvmIENTS. Discharged Crd&..4 Aci4ted.,.,.2 v'isited atlthe'ir:owo iouttes, 12. Physicions-Dr. Tirnbull, riptl4Dr. C. Ri. Aldersonn Surgeoas-.Meesrii.; Mnitoii,Z U-rtven, .Filkini and Lyn House~vieito-~C..Lntwidge, Esq, The following Gentlemen' are put -qut as lights .for our Corporation otFce~s, ...

... MOST St.Nt.ULS4R OCCUI? 7??CE In one of the westeyn rounties of Englantl an occurrence has taken place, calcul.ted to ulphold tie opilion entertineil by Dr. Johnsoll, to his dying hbor, of tbe probability of superntatrial Iappearainies. A hi-lily respertable family had parted *rith a femnle servan;t who heal residLed with Itieni for severnl years, and sbe iinimer laiy procovdal to 'Bristol, ...

... PROVINCiAL OCCUtRRENCs. Thuirsday. mnrsNrnpot ve Ikoct Mr. Thomfrils Siigitl ofthe heaShef~ni, ~rie', elirg elingre in brewing, uinfortunate ,slIppedi to oWir~oppet' of hoilinii I Piqo, otid was idreii'totyf atdi iroi wasd'w wards, We atidersiand he'lis deaid. e At 1sasitgaleo Hill1. fadir, (He'don) on' Thifisdity week, the show of cattle. Was not sto Iarge acs fisma ; 61 stck si)Id bri-isly ...

... -TAS-UTt ?AKSET. TUESDAY, AIIUSST ,2. INFIBRMARY. I.-PATIEN~r. .O'lT-PATMiNT5. Discatr'lged; & c .. 7 M.char ..e38 Admit e d .7. 7 Admitted. : Vaccinuted by the House Surgeon. its Mr. Calimq Thompson, nure:visit6r.- Tbe Rev. J. Scoll, Chaplain. s Phsicint, Dr. Aideroon.-Surg5oit, Mr. young. HULL AND SCULCOATES DISPENSARY.' viTI NTS. PATIrNTrs. Disch~arged, C ' ured, &v c .. .20 ...

... cti, A.1-atbvitaticaf lZurrOP010014- Qidt~ion (7) by LrUCRO, HlNl. Sulypow one shilling to be. put out at 5 pet Cent. conIpmantd interest, at the saime time that one pbtmd is put out at 5 per cent. simple interes't, ibov lanlg will it be before they amount to toc sauie sulnr and whliat will thlt. sum be? lti~x (tt ). by OBSERVEII, York. Viiven the slant height of two righlt cones 10 et, ...

... D UBLLING AxD lUGILISll. Mr. Baron Garrow, in addressing the Grand Jury for a the county of Bedford, said, that one case was likely to come before them, upon which he thought it his duty to c make some observations, as he was of opinion that it would l be useful to say from the bench upon which he had the honour of sitting, what was the law upon the subject. Two men, of the names of Thomas ...

... TJortigit, tftirdllan An exprens from Paris received on Saturday states, that he Spani'ih 1inislerofC Police, who has been disniss'ed, IsVH dele'Ced.jn correspnudence with the rebels in Cata- lonia, the ilirn-Churchl party. ThP best understanding, it is mentioned, col iones betweetn France and En-land !espectiog the alfihrs of the Peninsula. The express bringi no accounts respecting the ...

... LOYND Oif UAfl rE1Si T Y. The Cauncil o University of London has pot forth a statement relative toilite'objects and nature of the institutin.I I The system of education is adapted principallyforqthose e lho are virtnally excluded from Oxford and Cambridge by the statutes of religious conformity, and. by the scale of expense, as well as ly the want of discipline, and the course of studies not ...