... , WEFKLY EPITOME. FOIREIGN. TDle Phlenl'steamer has arrived from St. Sebastian. The foitoitinl is a brief extract of a letter from that place, dated Augut 19th, I t36 -*' The Constitution ivas pronlaimed yes terday at Santander as quietly as roissibic, Lieut, General Evans was at that place, much improved iln health. A rather serious accident occurred on Monday night at the French Opera in ...

... Ships and Captains. From ro 17-Ruby, Sinclair . Petersburg. .Hull Zoa, Cajanus . , Gefle . Hull Anstruther, Emerson . Wyburg ull Braunsberg, Pogett Pilla Jamesous, Jameson Wyburg . Hull 18-'esley. White . Hull .. Wybarg, Milton, Meggitt H.. Hll .. Petcrsburg Melona, Carter .. Hull. Wybowg St.Laurence.Weetmann Hull . Wybug CoUU. ...

... EAST RIDING CONSERVATIVE FESTIVAt Thle Grand Dinner of the Conservatives of thle a East-Riding of Yorkshire, was held on Wednesday, at Beverley. -The numder of tickets at fir;;t issued by the Committee, was 600, but in Iconsequence of ,the extended demand, arrangements avere made for time accomnmodation of 200 additional guests. Even m this was found insuffi~ient, and ultimately the oemn- ber ...

... - - - - - - - - - - - - I H ULL,'FTli3Y,3 SP\mR , 1836. : I Save us fromn our .ffienlds Last week Colonel THOMsOssN' bespoke for his Majiesty's Ministers the ,Contempt of the women of England, hecause of their refusal to build a Ladies' Galler'Y in the House of Co~mmon0`s'; this week Mr. HUTT' bespeaks for the same boaldy of worthies the dislike andthe opposiidno al Eng mish oren incab ...

... W6Uiry4Go o' tIIe MUNICIPAL ACT AT BEVPJtLEY. ATet; of l WNq COUNCIL. t A Meetin, of the Cooil was lheld on Saturday lwst;- .* Ilodlgnnt and Se arin tilo chair; Aldermen tBrereton,. DB.ni tO p a nd saildit; Counciiltorj lotae BIgan .0 Binnington, P o', S uc~j loitnge, Blrigham, Nutehey, 4OdBgO. r Pumnr hillips, Robinson, Dawson, o r NTjnTIYToIY said-Before I bring forward the motion e whether ...

... lERRY .LANDINGS.- I - , . . %.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I t A To the, Eaditor of the Hull 1 c - Sin,-` What is every man's business is no one's in par- ticaisir. This is an old saying, and well'indeed does it apply to your town, but I am determined to pircak tluoughs it and make it my business to expose the,librutitude and abominable neglect of ' the powers that beds in 1Hulf. This morning I was ...

... I J~~FNSI Thurs. rtjysailan 7hi c. ;Vd Bank Stock Shut - Teo Wed. 3 per C'nt. Iei;. Shit _ 9 3 per Cent. Cals. tit 95 S - Cons.torA rroni~nti 5 4 lltt)~ - Y 34 pur Ceat. lied ShuTtl -10 89 8 4 pe port ents~f tI4 ;5 % I) -i P -- 4 i' 4 C e rnt. t u4 __ - 98% 17% 9~ India5 Stock - 26O 4 Lon1g Annuities. Shut 4 a 6 - IXOFIr17ls 2 4 _A b 5 2 313 5 2 -OltEIGN FUNDS AT- HALI'PAST ONE O'CLOCt; ON ...

... EAST.RIDING CONSERVATIVE . -FESTIVAL. X Having in our last publication, by considerable exertion, in spite of thle additional duties thrown upon us through the alteration inthsieoteppr wbic too plce the Viame week, reported the speeches at the above mrost important mieetn tBvret a' thle extent Of ticarly- nine columnns, tee were unavoid- n ablycomplledto abridg'ejoportion of thle terminating ...

... Ie - ' theu Fditdr of the. Hull Packet. DUAR SIR,-Since I last addressed you, thy studies hare taken father an ento;nuoagical turn . and I have bad much gratification and instruction from them. There leave been, however, two phenomena of late whichl have milch puzzled me, and I called in the assistance of some friends, but we were all bpted:-I oWena the iinnseisb number ofthe in- sects called ...

... . I _ K On Tuesday the 27th inst. two meetings in behalf of the N above society were held in the Town-Hall, Scarborough. The chair was taken at the evening meeting by the Rev, bh M. 11. Miller, M.A. Vicar;-the other clergymen present being the Rev. J. It. lnge, Curate, the Rev. James Grasarn I the Rev. Thomas Irvin, and the Rev. Joseph Skelton. The C Rev. Robert Howard, Incumbent of Chrlst ...

... -1 S~~- t[ On Saturday last, the annual dinner of the farmers pr of tho, county of Bucks took place at the George pr Hotel, Aylesbury. Upwards of 100 wealthy and in- tic fluential holders of the soil attended. There were eli also present the Marquis of Chrandos, W. Praccd, itr Eisq., M.P.; Sir Thomas Frensantle, M.P., Captain ell Wilcocks; the Rev. Messrs. Young, Earl, Rioth, th Shepherd, &c. ...

... I l. COI3llTTnn To YO1K CASTLEB-RObert itt Roe, charged with having, on the 25th of AUgqts, fieq stolen a cow, the property of George Wall, from a; mi close in the parish of Sheffield.-William MarguisOtl, tn charged -vith having, on the 4th instant, killed a sheep ML in the borough of Leeds, the property of Joseph let Lawton, with intent to steal the same. '| SELBY.-On Monday night week, an at ...