... 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 ...

... ' ?? DgATUUDA=i APRIL . pS,)S - 4 ?? M ~ II Ct - 'oellsfited without increasiwng I. Want cao heir . ties as of 'he~oislbibtal's generally entertained of was very obeaned ?? at, liberaibty ani .jsticttCC d btained I ,, gtlriu II corporation Acts, anthe Al~ h Ts nt il, by a public dneT ?? of the Caces in tile kingdom are better en. oa few Pf festiyil for ntone have fought s . ysiuch 1 tanti zeal ...

... f: Is . |- -I to - ¢ - ! JONATUAN flAjltRTWjMI3A or NSANNITY f -QUAJA'TD Rn$ICS or INSANITY ' I. 2cdthUe ALi rpsrei T117le--) I Whets Jonnthinns artiln, ;VVIO set fire' to York Cathdralf, wa~s acquitted thle othcr day On thia ground of insanity, asone ofilia LondontsJournal$ thought fit to mnurmur loudly at the dersalon, They drew anovisag picturm sit thelitid~ocarlinandcratm' buatlon ...

... TO THE EDiTO1t OF THE StEFFIELD IlRIS. IR,-After having Ileato a Methodist smore than ao ymcar, and after having beels a travelling psrrichiernfinoug t5em twenty-three years, I was expelled from their connexiots two yeses ego wtithout tWlal; aing thtm wf ad complained of me as bteieg wicked ;shic denies blaving said assy tiling of' th tisid and In a letter writtena to Ina oat the sobjent, sine ...

... iI GENTTEiimE,_Tho comments made on our me. morial In your last wveek's Mercury, are extremtely dissatis- dfctory to us. and as the subject is now before the public, n *se shall endeavour to justify ourselves, not only as to the 1. ijudicious selectionof the period for prescnting the memo- rlal to his Grice, but as to ?? facts themscives heingof that character which came within ?? our own ...

... -M ME H=If 12 Y. ?? ?? ?? fo( libel, Ot m* el. ldlgtll 1l1111., six mnoithit a9o, II 1 t 01; nid JOA its l JWV heyIaVtO L'w A ?? :'rlerlt0 ias Obtit;l[ed ; It w, :1VIA . AhThe Iawkse lit for tni ,: ,ildlesex, eoitails 110 iewer :r iniiictlients, on the pro. ' i ! i--, t'i10t Vllriuuli ?? fir *II W !-e jilliieit ; ot tiaste five are ?? ?? I g L a. olle ilgairlut thle tAiza, Leli:tIiyt' ...

... ?? TO TIlE EDITORS Or TIIE LEEDS MERCURY. t GENTr( Cccl it drawing the veil which ?? iMr. Coeker's to ~iis~iisteecy, and in developilg his ch:racter, atid the motives w' itii wvhich he was ani had bcs actoated, to the meeting held at es Darcislev, ?? Septemnler )lst, I Iade ise of the folloiuiig expriession, or worils to thle smtne eafect : I sas at a tess to coms- j b prehead the system Mur. ...

... -FORC I ION OF AIGN TI 6On Saftirday morni'ng, about three o'clock, the inhabitants of the upper -part, of Wcst.street, Smithfield, cl6se to Whe Market, were roused from their beds by loa; c andpiteous cries of Murder, and entreaties for belp. ISeveral persons ran into'the'street, and some watchniene hastened to tbe spot, and' it was discovered that the eries. proceeded from some part of the ...

... RESTORATION 'OF YORK MINSTER. MEETING AT YORK. ew On Thursday, a stumerous anid highaly respectable of ?? sas held in the Festival Concert Room, Yolk, to take re- the ?? of tle Nobility and Gentry of the County, upon the lut best mexes of elleetieg. the Rtoatoration of York Cathedral. te There were present the heads of several of ther most distinguished n families ii the County. The gallery ...