... '1.H A HULL' P'ACXKT., TUESDAY, Anlosr l,. .. INFIRMARY. tikPATIREtI. o'trA.eTliN'tq. Dischiarged&c 8 1Dichared .c c 24 Adaiilled .. . 7' Adfilted '- ..;30 Vaccinsted'by the Honie Siurgeodn Id. Mr. W. Thoana, HoAse visitor. The Rev. J. H. Brouilyi Chitpltin. Physician, Dr. C. Alderbno.-S4roennl, Mr. Htidllington A legacy of £t10, left by the al Its. Sophia fill, ofs ...

... YORK CAST'LE-CROMN SIDE. I IJUf K VtiA 'LE&-UIj(IP `1V 3aJtJI. TUESDAY, AUGUST 7. WILSON AND OTtlERSX TUiE AND ANOTIIERI. ir. BlIOU';IIA Ms, with whonm was Mr. ALrLetSOat stated, that Ihis Was e nactioll irwogit by the assigeres of M)r. William Tote. dver, of Leedis balekrupt, against the defendants, Mlr. James anai ;Mr. John Trite, brothers of the bankrept, to recover the talue ouf er- trin ...

... LONDON. THURSDAY, AUGUST M3. - PortruGAL.-(Fr-ow /he Tinisteej-Our Lisbon -correspoisdeoce.present6 a picture of tie condrition of.Pertu gal, which, so tirr BE iteS coatlition lies been produed bly tIE- the gross miscondnct of' syicisus or senseless Government, is the most deplorable that can well be conceivedl. But R, to' Survey very briefly, .the troasactions recorded by our ,f, by Li Sbon ...

... CRIM COX. ' An sffisir hns just transpired which has plated the whole fashionable world on the qii vivej and which will douhbtless, ere long, give employment to the gentlemen of the long rohe. In the present instance, the Lothario is a gallant Colonel who distinguished himself in several actions during . the Peninsular war, and also at the iattle of Waterluo,.wkere he received a wound while ...

... T.HE MERCURY. T1ir changes il the Admsinistration, necessarily ce consequent onl the denaise of its chief, seem likely to lei hle made wi thouit difficulty; and no contrast can he is lisore strong than betwnee the stormy opposition cr. through which the late Mlinister won his way to the prermiershipe;r and that parfect tranquillity ill whiich the same high office now descends to his snecessor ...

... PROGR1ESS Or MR. CANNING's ILLNESS.. Mr. Canning, for the last three weeks, has been much indisposed. On Saturday and Sunday se'nnighit this indis. o position increased, notwithstanding vihich ?Mr. Canning waited on his Majesty, at 'the Royal Lodge, on Monday week. On Tuesday bae came to town, end transacted wh~siichsat l]is house if.D owvning-stret. 'The ast time, h vaich t ason Tuesday week; ...

... no J.11iltbrillatical ?i-l Question (72) answered by INCOGN'ITUS, tI/i P'roposer, and Mr. C. GILL, I-ICSSIC. Let x, y, z, be the three parts, then per question x + + - = aj and m Z = 7Z y, also z =V,,x1+ y. From the first and third equn- tions we have z + y a z z orz + z = a solved gives z _ r 4ia+-4- but x= y .. x +3= s y = a- a + VI + -l ory m 4 Ina + 71 and x = iz a - I n 7z 1 ?zt 4 . | ...

... ORIGINAL AND SELECT. N{tw REMtEDY F'OR INFLAMAIAOILE GAS OF' COAL ?iIN ?? the user of tire safety-lanip ftbrifurd tolerable se- carity against the llfre-danmp or catburrrtced hydrogen gas pre- vailing in moat coliteries, yet the unforitrrate labourers cannot ba Prevailed on to adopt Its use generally, many accidents having taker! plance Ink the nqlorthe collielries nird In Wales drioing ...

... I ; .' -'t -i N - i,? -W , ? ? ? ?tt ? IV?' L ? 1?4 li' The Ga'ile If MtrIa cyttt ins ao Order it dtwn'ciI, g,,irooeiur~t~l. Parliatntiiet- {fOt8;i~ f;nd^,Vty ~lre 2 i~antjSi Ip. ThUrsda lihe th Xtqay o (onrl ni. Tt)E t~ ('tiQil c4 Haiier Nii ionrt on.. Fridagnttl Wtiydttir ,(G'a~hs,4e ,,, P eb ,tl, qq ftlelded b$y Yis- etqtiii Godirrkc?-the r~ Ije~e1 Q~rrFist Ord off IhP. ;Treas ury; the ...

... TE: HULL PACKET. TUBSDAY, A1(!oST T. INFIRMARY. IN-PATIENTS. Oflr-PATIENsT. Dischnrged, &C 8 F ichigcd &c .D 'O Admitted . i q Admitted . 3 Voccinitted by the Flouge Sirgeun,. Mr. E. Thompson, House visilor. The Rev. NV. Kight, COwplain. Physician, Dr. Aiderson.-SugesOn, Mr. Youmng. A legney-of R.5tt by the late Mr. Wm. Wray, has been paid into the bands of Itbe ...

... * MANSIO.N7-HOUSE, Mownta, A person of a very gentlemanly exterior, and who gave. his name Robert Thomas Capp, avas ritarged with having robbed various taverns, coffee-houses, &c. of silver spoons, and other portable artieli. Previiisly to. the Lord M'ayor's entering the jusfier'roornn tlt ptisoillr~inaide a very forcible appeal for a private bearing of his case. FHe pretended' to be well ...

... BOIV'-STREE7T A case 6f some importance, involving a quetion *bhicb as yet remains in considerable doubt,. wvas brought forward at this office on Saturday week, before Mr. iNinshull, the sitting magistrate. Tle questiou at isstue is this-whether a husband be bound to soipport his wife b vond the allow- atnce which the parish may claim for her msinitenance; she, tbe wife, being guilty of ...