... MEETING OF THE TOWN CO'UNCIL. I dy ~~~WEDNESDAY, March 23rd., 18136, *0 The Couracil met, by adjournment, at twelve o'clock. In he thek ansence of t. ~ .Parker, Esq., the Mayor, Mr. Alderman he Coknan wa calle UPon to preside. *u. Mr Edwad S9ktebottom acted as the legal adviser of the - council, in thle abec ofGog ICdtq the town-clerk, in London. beeofGogdodEs, Sre ilr. Sidebottoom read the ...

... I T'hurs Frisday. &tur.1 Mond.l Ttesd. IVea. BankStock - 3 per Cent. Red - _ _ _ 3 per Cent. Cons.. 91y vlj 9le oi l ul1 9l^ Cons, for Account - St per Cent. ied.. tt]O I no S l ool j New SA per Cents, too too Iooj luo6 oUU le 4 per Cent. 182 - - - - India Stocl - - India 13onds ,,, 6, 4t', _ 7 5 1 Long Afinutites.. - Exchequer Bills.. 20 22 20 22 20 22 20 22 20 22 22 EXCHANGES ...

... on.Tide. I F .iWd. Feasa.,, c. March 26. Saturday .. 34 past 11 |d pas 12| M27 Sund y;. 5 12 4 . I Palm Sunday 20. Mnday.. 2 .. 4 .. 29. Tuesday. 41 . 3 2 .. 4 30. Wednesday 12 .. 4 38 4 31. Thursdlay i.~On April I. Frhi~drnay . 41 5 6 Good arissy. F. 'iThe Magna Charta steam packet leaves Hull every day at Seven ForocokF laer e oladdiya N.ieo'lok FrI wo. and ridys Hullmaret ays)thee ...

... Shdjs and Captaint. From T March 9.-Scotia, A. Metrns .. Duee, Dn uduBltie. Thetis, S. Donaldson . . Ditto,.. Liebau. Indian Chief, G. Hart . Memel. .HulL. 10.-Neptunus, J. Pooch . Ditto.. Newport 13.-AlbertAlexander. J. W.Braun. .Ditto Hull, 15.-Rigende Jacob, 3. E. Wilcken. .Ditteo .. Hull. ELSINOUn, March 12.-The Ships from the North S proceed as cleared, and we have ...

... l BRIBDLTNGTON HARBOUR BILL.-On Mon- day March 14 a motion was made, and question pro- posed- That the bill be now read a second time: amendment proposed to leave out the word now, and at the end of the question to add the words upon this dav six months :-Question put, That the word l 'now' stand part of the question :-the house divided, ayes 83, noes 106.-The following Yorkshire ...

... VIDIC woll varucto HAVING effectually silenced the Bully, we may find time and space for a few words of counsel to the Sir Fribble, of our town. We hope they may be produc- tive of a similar result; and if they do not lead to conviction, they will, at all events, be the means of binding over the accused party to good behaviour-for a certain time to come. For a certain time, we say, be- cause ...

... I JMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. I * HOUSE OF LORDS.-THV SIDAM, MARCH 18. The House of Commons sent up three reports on Orange lodges, and six bills. Several petitions were presented. The Duke of Wellington presented a petition from a large number of victunllers of Manchester and Salford, against the increased duty on spirit licenses. Lord Lyndhurst brought in a bill for amending the law re. lating to ...

... On Monday evening a public meeting was held at ' the Public Rooms, Kingston-square, for the purpose of ie of receiving information respecting the proceedings of the London Society for promoting the due observance of re the Lord's Day. The attendance was numerous, and rs highly respectable. CHARLES LUTWIDGE, Esq. was re called upon to preside. ir The CHAIOrIAN briefly opened the proceedings by ...