... 'NORTHERN HOSPITAL. LEEDS-STREET. Monh'ly Report, 31st October. i*.R d Monthly Rpr,3s coeianl, Accidents ~Adm~ittred is October. 1,Acdnswithout rece)mmcitdation . AlMedical and Surgical cases Vvithout ...

... LIVERPOOL MECHANICS' INSTITUTJON. At the commencement of last week we visited the new Institution in Mount-street, and were agreeably surprised to find the pr ogress which has been made in its erectio ...

... :~~~~~~~~~~~~ To. the Editor of the Hull Packet. Sla,-Many inquiries having been made of me by persons interested in the shipping interests of the port, as to tile probable motives which induced Mr. Hutt, one of the repre. sentatives for this town in parliament, to attempt in the past session, to obtain an Act to divest the Trinity House here of the Trusteeship of the Funds, collected ...

... THE LATBEST INTELLIGEACE. -LONDON, FRIDAY MORNING. TuE CZAR AND T'rE SULTAIN.-The Journal du Commerce says, that at the moment when the despot of St Petersburg seems to he trying to abjure the glory of that civilization which has been effected by Russia since the time of Peter the Great, a speech of the Sultan Mahmoud to a deputation frpm Tunis comesa most opportuneLy, .to show the more ...

... I - A111Y)tN AND CROl:IMAlt A(AmcilmUl.T'UiAL ASS2CIATIICIN. Tlill Anniv))l Ellxil)iiW,51 oi Livet Sttiouk ualrit to thot Ms\ilbmsI d this Asoch~iltislk, fl ^s ic{ ' l Siml4! ib; asr ?? wat ial 11I.i , tic [hic ;II ;\ Aipli N iy\i w ii WcI itil tiai 21st lilt., w itii Pieiuliliiis rilT wav;dlilli; fouv ile Iollowiuw ilg ritiv iuils tu kik Vi,.AS I, cIib(. 1Pr( lie belt lir 'liny Mar1!, to IOw ...

... V. OQflW. Cairo, July 9.: Mehemet Ali, who a year ago gave teasofl'to hope thiat be would gradually renounce the sys. *tem of monopoly which is the bane of-commerce, agiiouicstres 'and manufactures, seems nowii.. clinid to extend it-more and more, and eveff-t think of becoming the sole ownetof all' the laifd_ ed property. The following fact bas been reolt- *4 to mceby eye witnessese During ...

... OF Cglz KIPIKALDY. -, ?? plresbytcry of Kirli rt tile Pro sbytery of cirkaldy It . r vnon iletigl`-7 criy;.inl as it was kinotwr thaqt ae ?? 1 : peti- . J ?? ' jjr ,arcidn ; 11 seoabigealduo, a pears' litY ~ of Kohorn would oil pari-ed ?? l eiir e Ing npont A From tei as a IUIOiiiOFUS audoy. c t asO n next in rotation, was ?? ,> ! t lil a t th peti- e ?? gieeiie j ;ioeitltd cn E're~sl;hil. ...

... waba V Intriliffearr'. at a- Portsmouth, Nov. 14. itt In consequence of the demonstration naaking by the al French, who are fitting seven sail of the line fur iea at (Is Toulon, it is reported that the Pantaloon, which sailed drs yeaterrday with desipatcles, Larried ordeiu ?? this port n- for the Russell, 74, Captain Sir W. E. Dillan, Malibar, be 74, Captain Sir IV. i~lotaio, and Hastings, 74, ...

... 3ilaut Their Majesties left Windsor Castle at a quarter before eleven o'clock on Monday morning, accompanied by the Landgravine of Hesse Homberg, Prince George of Cambridge, and Prince Ernest of Philipsthal, for the Pavilion, at Brighton. Sir Herbert Taylor left the Castle early in the afternoon, to attend the King at Brighton. The Earl and Countess of Munster and the young Viscount ...

... The most sensible speech we have read for a long time on that important topic, not very fruitful of good speeches, Agricultural dis- tress, was delivered hy MrBatherat the dinner of the Shropshire-Centra) Agricultural Asso- ciation, a few days ago, at the Lion Inn, Shrews- Mr Bather observed they had heard the opinions of a nobleman who would eventually be one of the largest landholders in ...

... CrLEAMS^ICrp- ■ The rocks of the lsic. of Handa (north fioastc. Scotland) arc frequented by vast multitudes s .e fowls during the season. A shepherd, inhabiting only dwelling in the island, takes charge ot tn13 at!c wlJidl it rears. A very amusing circunista1' J to iiistilii- ]if(,, li:im,eiietl to tl,,is )])III, Christinas; he had invited, at that season, a numerous party of friends from the ...

... EDITED BY FREDERICK SHOBERL.-Ackermann and Co. Strand, London. This work contains several interesting stories, and some exquisite poetry. The Confession The Midnight Wind, and several other pieces, are full of poetical beauty, but are too long for insertion. We transcribe two of the shorter pieces. The prints are beautiful, more especially The Confession and The Dying Sister. .THE DEATH ...