... pItfl vathrt a l be RI btr Mtrcnr). ! HULL: TuEsDAY, MAY 12, 1829. Our readers wvill learn with much pain, from the me1an- choly details that crowd.our columns this day, that the -rava ok --- - lfj have u' populous districts of Lancashire, have again been the arena of those outrages, that appear fated periodically to convulse u the country, and the only results of which are additional distress ...

... ?uU ?)act?ct an? ?fluiu?icr i*Tcrcurp. HULL: TUESDAY, DECEMBEIL b, ]S29. ISo great a dearth of foreign politicol news, of even ordinary interest, has prevailed during thes past wveek, that a reported change of Ministry in France has been eagerly grasped at by tihe London press, as a theme upon whbich to afford entertainment and instruction to their insatiable- readers; and the illness of the ...

... - PAsnLIAMEnNr.-The Gazette ofTuesday ansnounces thle pro. ir rugation of Parliament from TIhursday, the 15th October, to ir Thursday, tue 10th Decemnber iteot. Ills ajossly'sigirall'e died onl Sunday areck, at Sarldpit-gate. el The Duke dL Laval Montmnorency, the new French Amn- it libasaaor, arri ved in London oin Monday night, andi proceeded to thle einbissy in Portland-place. SI Orders ...

... FOREIGN INTELL.IGENCE. NAVAL BATTLE a a AT THE MOUTHT OF THE BOSPHORUS. a BER~iN, JITNE 19.-The commandtr of the Russian fleet in b) Itthe Black Sea has sent the following report of 30th May:- a 1.On the 26th Ithere wava an action betweeh one of our p small ships, the'Mercasy brig, and two of the enemy's men- dI of-war. On the 217th tue brig rejoined the fleet. Its masts o shattered by~the ...

... . -att.t Heitiricls, the 11sssician.-There is now in London an accom- i olished musician, nanoed ileinrich. whose history is very inte- resting. He is a native of Germany, where many years ago he was emninent, as a merchant, ?? went to America, and while there failed in business. In his adversity lie betook himself to a log hut in the woods of Kentucky, andi flew for consolation to his early ...

... IaRta-mantatp _Jompabium. 7I HOUSSg'ol LPORS CATHOLIC RELIEF BILL. ~ WhiS WMD5OESDA'Y, April 8.---AfCTe the pieseeetgtion 'of several mei petitions for andlagainst the settlement of the Catbolic question, shel their Lordahips *ent. hato Committee on this bill. Several ob. of t jections were rriade16 diffierent clauses of the bill, and ameand.. bro mnents were proposed, all of which were ...

... otocript, LIVERPOOL COTTON t .IE 1t Th'rsday, 'Agust 20,1829. The sales of the week are 8,500 bags; s ,, decline of igd. per lb. The in ports are 3 r5c6 b res 1,760 from New Orleans, 154 from NTew ya, bags, nial 1 rara, 292 from St. Vincent, and 1,296 fro Bena a ro e r THURSDAY EVENINGS SHIP VE-S. ?? e A4rrived-Mountaineer, Dodd, from Charletn s No sailings. 'rmCaletn ailed 16,11 Jill s Peter ...

... OBSERVATIONS ON SOME OBJECTIONS RAISED AGAINST RAILROADS AND SIMILAR IMPROVEMENTS FOR FACILI- TATING HUMAN INTERCOURSE, OR THE TRANSFER OF t GOODS. -- . Our correspondent, whose letter, subscribed A Doubter, is inserted in a preceding page, has, in our opinion, ad- vanced some opinions which will not bear examination. He asks what is the u e of the extraordinary speed vwhich is the order of ...

... UGUST 31, 1829. Opening of the Railway Tunnel - On Friday last, at twelve o'clock, this stupendous work was opened to the inspection of the public, at the moderate charge of one shilling each, and from the crowds of visitors who flocked to examine this triumph of genius and art till five o'clock, when the exhibition closed, a considerable sum must have been raised. The company entered at the ...

... tPARITIAL DESTRUCTION1 OF YORK MIXNSTER. rtaJAsa, &JJc..Lu tu attte *una ansgonxvn. *[URTHER PARtTICULASS. . The Yo rk Chronicle of yesterday. contains some adaisitoraI particulars relative to the partial destruction of this beautitul I b'uilding on Mondaylast, vhich distreising .eventmust be re. .arded;,in some degreea, as a-national caalimity. AFter giving un ?? of the diseoveryaind. early ...

... LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, MAY 29, 1822. Dr. P8r.1weitn's Lectures.-Dr. Spurzheim on commencing his 6th ecture on Friday last, after repeating the distinction I . ?? . -- _ - 1 between moral and religious feeling, stated his conviction that the satisfaction of the moral feelings implanted in man, was es sential to human happiness. In remarking on the gravity and gloominess preserved by some religious ...

... -OrT a ?? ? t t i c ?? 7- COBIlETT'S NECV METHOD OF ItAISING TIHE WIND. ee Cobbett, in his last Reg~ister, has announced his intention of eexhibiting himself through the country at a shilling a head. e If lie Eoald he at a loss for an appropriate placard to invite githe folks is, we can suggest one very much to the purpose. *sMr. 0 Connell, before Cibbett fell foul of him, called bin, : - a ...