... TO THE MAYOR Or HULL. e! Si ,-For the last fewv years I bave spoilt somve weeks in eachi suinmer at this deligitithl wateriV9 place, but my fainily tav' tilways felt a drawback in, h]eir anticiplated ptcasouro' in Cons-equenes 0o' thle dltitzrs, deflay, and fineonvenjone at- tenioaiit onl erossiox Ilte rive r front Barton to hulli. 'rso toin this ago, I crossed Ov-er oroni Baurton to flieass, ...

... I FOREIGN. A Paris journal announces that three distinguished phy. sicians have set out for Valencay. Prince Tallyrand Is said to be in an alarming state. The crisis was occasioned by the receipt of ailetterfrom Paris. Prinrce Galfitzin died in Paris on the 19th ult. The erection of the Luxor Obelisk took place in Paris on Tuesday, and without accident. The King and Royal Family wore witnesses ...

... - THE COUNCILLORS. To the Editor of the. Hull Packet. SIe,-Accident, that obliging auxiliary of many a noodle -and of many a bright genius too, remember,-threw in my way the following fable, the. origin of a discovery by means of which, and through your kind support, I hope, in the first place, to immortalise us both, and in the next, to confer a real benefit on the inhahitaints of Hull. 0, ...

... I I . of [From sketches in the Cork Standard, entitled Evenings in the louse.] th Lord Stanley is a species of a person who sends his he heart along with his hand into the blow he gives an dj adversary. Sir Robert Peel smiles and pauses over :ethe gentleman he massacres. Stanley feasts with as exultation on his victim. He has all the indications nd of a temper hurried and ardent, along with ...

... I AGTICTJLTTJAL REPORT FOlR JULY1 From observations made locally, in one of the best Corn distliets of a central county, it seems the character of aridity was sustained till the 10th inst., 1vith great titer- meructw heat ; the mornings were temperate, but the instru- ment at the maximum, soen after noon, indicaled from 70 to 88 degrees. The ]hottest day vwas the 411, which closed with ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.-WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1. 01 The house did Dot assemble, but several private committeesII proceeded with railway and other bills, notwithstanding the la adjournment of their lordships. W THURSDAY. TThe Consolidated Fund Bill was brought up from the Corn mons. Stime petitions were presented, after which the house S adjourned. FRIDAY. t A conversation took place on the motion for the ...

... 11 REFORM. I - .. .- ? . .. . I Conservative meetings multiply throughout the kingdom, and in each successive meeting the true Conservative spirit not only maintains its constitutional and manly tone, but strengthens in firmness, confidence, and power-sommoning to its side an undisputed accession of property and numbers everywhere, and exhibiting in a more conspicuous manner than it has ...

... LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, I [The following articles, already in type, were un- avoidablv omitted in our last, from the pressure of assize and other important intelligence.] SCULCOATES PARISH. Yesterday week, a meeting was held at the Sculcoates Hall, in pursuance of public notice, under the following circumstances:-On the 14th January a precept was received by the parish officers of Sculcoates, from ...

... I , . LORD LYNDl)URST., m - mrom mrase wtaacso- Itos adl aasporrisAt conceive a prouder situation than itatis men posights and Cols th uresn He iy the that which is no w occupied by Lord Lyn ouh t te recognised leader of the most hinouralle party in what, considered on public grounds as a whole, and without reference to the factiou fraction which ho opposes, is the noblest body in the World; ...

... I BEVERLEY TOWN COUNCIL I TuESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1836. a Anadiqurlied meeting of the Town- Coupeil Of if irley 'was held this evening. In the absence of I. W. fikigisam Esq.; the mayor, Mr. Thomas Sandwithi, one Of the aldermen, was called to the chair. The following members of the council were present: a, -Aldermen Sandwith and Hodgsoni; Councillors Boghiurst, Phillips, Sumner, Daswonl, ...

... I - - ON Tuesday last, an information was exhibited at the Mansion House, before Mr. Jalland, (who sat for the Mayor) and Mr. Cookman, by Gowland Clark, Assistant Dock Master, against-Jackson, master of the Vivid, London Steamer, charging him with having his vessel so placed at the entrance of the basin, as to obstruct the navigation, by which he had forfeited, under the Local Dock Act, 45 Geo ...

... I HOUSE OF LORDS.-WiwDNEsrDAy, MAY 18. Lord Stanley, and several other honl. niemlers, brought up To frtom the Commons the fullowiTIg bills, amongst others-the a York and North A Mudrarl hahnl aV Bill, and the L,?erl and] Manchester llailway Bill, which vwere severally road a1 first or time. 1 'The Marquis of L.%-sxenowmr gavo notice that it was the in teutiun of his nobtle friend, the First ...