... MISCELLA^NE.OUS INTELLIGE>NCE. ..CTlAluNG-BOYS. - According to papers just c to printsd by parliament, consisting of Mr. Secretary Peel's f o. circular to public offices; requesting all possible ulse to be IYmade of machinery for superseding thre use of climbing- I;boys, it appears that machi jery is now used at the follow-: te ing offices :-Foreign, Colonial, Admiralty, Ordnance, C to War, ...

... -- PROOLAMATIoN.oF H-IS M-AJES.TY K iING WILLIAM THE FOURTH. d: His M~ajesty arrived at an early hour yesterdayt il morning week, at bis palace aet St. James's, from.Bushy Y'o Park, and every preparation having been completed for rog his proclamation as King of the United Kingdom of Great dira . ritaini and Ireland, tha~t ceremony commenced at ten die o'cl ock . His Majesty's royal brothers ...

... B-ULL, TUESDAY, JUN~E 22, 1830. MAS I.JESTY'S IIEAL'PII. TanE followilog are the brolletians issued sinceConsi- n- apto aurda to Sa-rd- *lttsoir Cstle Junte 14,~t 14,.-h 1830g-pasedSi pso eoada erya comfcmfortably. HaS Majesty has ntln not a ;daigh bet; bualhi respiration remains mere free. 'I odeerCdeel4JoleCnn 515,18-3h0-ingbea pig assedse aerroa iglat. niglllls Majesty's respiratiomo ...

... MISCELLANEOUS INTELLIGENCE - &J. Onl. The public wvi11 lcarn wvith regret that a1 ne- mediate and formal separation is about to talineCt between Lord and Lady William Lennox. I~~n tePlt hcad tme he adyisreaiding, acecompanied bya ftilefr~ at a respectable hotel at the west end of thle towe ri' osc On this sub~ject the fo~llow ilng has nppcaed 4@s the London Papers. On Saturday night betwsatir ...

... FARM MEMORANDUMS F4OR JULY. *thle rsos morsnt field operations, are horse anid hianid lio'ing the eai'ly sowdi turnips, field beet, &e~ and solving white turnips on light soils; a ,work whichl may go on till th middle of the m oath,] 'and' on' warmi,' forward lands; even later.- Of cbm'sc,~ -the prospect and progresi of thecse cflops must depend greatly on~ the season. If cold and wet, as in ...

... .tb Patil ogl~ict an7 Vtumber jaifarcmrp. m ex THULL, TUESDAY. JANUARY 10, 1832. ha -__ - hii TiE foreign news of the week has been so scanty, that we have not met with a single para- scanty, that we have not met wvith a single para- T graph, in the overflow of local intelligence whichl tc: our present number exhibits, worth extracting. Th ai pr baiiedteem with discussions el on the Peerage ...

... tIRISJ AS$OCIATWIN, I DE On Friday week, the Annual GIneral weet rgf Thle Rev. T. DItcrq, on being called to the chair, said a he Should abstain froirt entering into any discussion fe lvhadtever,hiavin- espressedlhis sentime its so ?? bi former occasions, Ile would only do one thing, and ti that was--deprecata all reference to political questions. t, Whether thle coercive measures advoc;ited ...

... ts. At seven o'clock il the evening, the Amateurs and m, their friends, to the number of about 120, dined to- Ice gether in the Concert Room. Mr. GADSI)EN was in en the chair, and Messrs. TOTrIE and CAT'rTIEY, Vice- of Presidents. Ik- After dinner, Non nobis Domine was given in ex- lit cellent style. e0e The CHAIRMNTAN, on proposing the first toast, said, en if ever an individual, who had ...

... PORT OF HULL flWP;HRTS. From i71e 22nd lo the 2Y;th JDec. both inclusive. SHIPS' REPORTS. | Sir)erIty, of Hutif, Turner, Seville, r 76, 4 r en-358 cbesti (2 h: lf chpste fiina omaniges. AnI, or H-ull, Stery. Hi=rnmburg, B 116, 7 men-6t6 tou,; oak bark, 2.$ caskl, 23 bigs eloverseed, G tons ox and cow booq&, 11.5o cow~borws, 2l8 bueX, htwim . i B3rotlers, of lBridlington, Jlerhinsoti, St Jobn, ...

... CITY EL CTIOoN.-The polling for the election ra representative for tile city of London, in the room I ,Sr juhin Key. commenced on Wednesday. The only .1didltcs are Francis Kemble. Esq. a conservative, -d Wtm. Crawford, Esq. an advocate for the liberal itics of tile modern schlool-both mercantile men. t the close of tbe poll the first day,at four o'clock, the t bers were for Crawford, 2854 ; ...

... FOREIGN INTELTIGENCE. All doubt and uncertainty are now removed by the publication of thefollowing intelligence in the Nouvet. lisle of the 22d, and the MNosriteur ofthe 23d, relative to the recent defeat of the army of the Ottoman Porte, and the capture of the Grand Vizier and several Pachas by the troops of the Viceroy of Egypt Tie article from the Notieelliste and Alfeniteur states, that ...

... AND ItU3IBER 3ME1eCCry. I HULL, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1b As we anticipated in our last, accounts bave, received of the death of Don PEnRO, and the South, Donna MAILRIA is now Queen of Portugail de ; . she has long been in the opinion of her patr,,,, this country dejure. Her newly acquired and slid I ing bonours, however, we fear, are Dot likeld to; worn wholly en coleur de rose. A private letter ...