... It is pretty generally known that Mr. 11RCHARD KINr, a medical oflicer, who served nearly three years on the Arctic Land Expedition, of which dvuing one whole year he held the command, has submitted to the public a plan for an expedition to complete the entire survey of the coast wstahed by the Polar Sea from Point Turnagain Eastward. A second object would be to determine the outline of the ...

... HIGH WATLIR AT HULL. March 12. Saturday d F'. Ins.7ide., Feasts. 4c. larch 12. Saturday 55 past 12 15 i ast I 1 I Sunday.. .. 2 21 . 3 MidLentSunday 45 llesday.; Si I . 1 4 a 17: Ibursday . 12 .. ti ! New Moon is. Friday 49. I 1NwMo The Mgna hsct stea pacet cveslull everv day at Seven i clock, at Hal~past ) len O'cflock, ithtilt e.t Nine, o al)v, awd Oclrk,(wth he ai) aid laf pst iaO'clock. O ...

... I I HOUSE OF LORDS.-WEDNESDAY, MARCH Q. No House. THURSDAY. Lord TnYNHAM complained of a inisreport of a speech of i Lord Strangford in tihe .llorrnng Post, of which it said til noble lord was tre author. That noble lord (Strangford) had t received great khindiesses at the hand of his (Lord Teyn. t hamers) friends, and it was not right in him to communicate to s a morning paper as his, a ...

... I It: to On Mlonday morning, a mneeting of the proprietors is and occupiers of property adjoining the Old Harbour was hield in the graad jury roorm at the Mfansion House, d to receive tire reort of -the committee appointed a~t a meeting hield on tire 30th September, 1835. Thle meet- re ing was attended by about forty gentlemen. In the r, absence of Edward Gibson, Eeq., the chairman of tL~e d ...

... I I The pressure of assize and local intelligence, again compels us to cumpress into as brief space as possible, -the proceedings in the Houses of Lords and Commons I important as these proceedings have been-on Monday and Tuesday evenings. In the House of Lords, on Monday, the Marquis of Londonderry called the attention of their lordships to certain charges madeagainst him in the otierhotise ...

... A LETTER ADDRElSSEOD TO THEi R5EV. aOSErt itREoDRE, Ott die Jri'vatc Inlerfrreaioin of, scripduro di lscilq ilia esbdeci CflisLclurc defire;red in the Puolafs Chap~el, 4ibjen-44ii've, t/le on, '/Thursday erernng, Eleb. 25, 1836. ir-otwill ceivotoc Me fly' haVing Isteil thle t`rrn Papist, as apiable to tit, C hapel, in jilhicit you anld yttr peop. iatec acrena- toutied to a'ssotib , ...

... A few days ago, Captain Manby, F.R.S., delivered a lecture at the Adelaide Gallery, on the best methods of preserving human lives and property from the devour. hog elements in cases of shipwreck, and also for the pre- vention or this latier calamity. The subject is certainly one of considerable interest to us as a nation essentailly maritime, and also affieting the character of the British ...

... On Wednesday, a complaint was made to the Mayor, : by Edward Millward, a printer in the employ of Messrs. Goddard and Brown, proprietors of the Huell Pachet, that two men named Thomas Wilson and- Poulter, employed at the once of theAHuld Advertiser, avere in the habit of continued insulting and intimidating him, g. to occasiofl him to leave his situation; The preceding *d day, between one and ...

... as a To the Editor of the .110l Packet. SmnR,-Sinea may last communicatioii to you of tile 25th ,any uit., onl thle subject ofrestablishing factories in Hull, I am hap- py to say a Commencement has been made towards effecting nan the object in view ,by taking down the names of those gein- 11 tlemen favourable to the scemiie, and when a sufficient num- ate, her are received, a general me~eting ...

... ?. ebe woull valructo I-Il d _ TuE plan of re-establishing Popery in Ireland has been d skilfully concocted by DANIEL, O'CONNELL and the st ministers of the crown. It is of immense importance Or to the former, and of immediate interest to the latter, le that the Irish Municipal Corporations should be ex- alelusively Papist; and it is resolved that so they shall be, if England will either ...