... . .~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ _ SLANDERS OF THE ADVERTISER. n, - a, To the Editor of the Hull Packet. aSiR,-I request you to enter my name an a subscriber to your journal, and henceforward supply iwle with it regu. n larly. I have never before subseribed to any newspaper; k but have been accustomed for many years to purchase the Hull .4drertueer-I did so in the late Mr. Wilson's time, and vhen the paper ...

... MEETING OF.THE TOWN COUNCIL WHIRNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1836. The Council met at three o'clock this ftlernoon lo. iMAYOR (J. C. Parker, Bsq.) presided. The TOwN CLERK (Georte Codd, E&q.) read the tttiotY f the last meeting. The -MAYOa-I received a letter last night, inforuming to. tsat it is more than probable that all the gentlemen repc,, thended by the council will be appointed trusteps of tb, ...

... PAThINGTON AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. The first show of the above society was held at Patringtofi on Saturday last, and we are glad to remark that its success was such as to offer a most auspicious omen of the future usefulness and popu- larity of the :association. A very full attendance of gentlemen connected with the district of Holderness, assembled on'the occasion. The sheep exhibited wvere of ...

... WORCESTER CONSERVATIVE I - I . DINNER. I WORGESTESI, SErpr. 23.-Au important public r dinner-important not only from its numbers, 'hot - 'r-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i as showing the feeling of that influential and power, w fil body, the operative classes, in favour of Con- r servatism-took place yesterday in this city, the co operative Conservative constituency of Worcester Ir having ...

... IMPROVEAfENT IN DENTAL SURGERY. I. To thc ElditaoTbr fle Iull lPacbet. Mn. EDiTon,-When a great antd very essentisil insprovelmelot is .accomplished is at science or art, teoriogu tol the benefloit tit the~ humas in sily, the promulgati°n liad publicity' ofoich improvement is duo as well to tile public ats to him that miahes it--With those views I wouil respectfifily request, as all act t ...

... 11.. I . . . . Siims a nod Cap'tains. Promn TA 21 -Plantur, Do eg Barustaplol. Petersburg Thorp, Davis Ifull . Riga George Palmer, Jlackson . . Itull . letersburg Eliza, (irard . London . . Merneil Sophie, Schlor . letersblorg. Mll X. I., Clo*gh . .. London . Petersburg Garn)et, Akiestor . Petersbu~rg . ...

... (o~luaNAL.) Sydney, 3011k Dec., 1835. My dear Sir,-T now do myself the pleasure of giving you same plartieulars of our voyage. I arrived in this port 3rd September. after at very hine passage of 106 days from Torbay. The majority of the passengers being sea- sick until we passed Madeira, we of courso had is trouble with them. The first symSptomns of insubordination wcre tour girls from ...

... |IULL TOWN COUNCIL MEETING. The meeting of the Town Council took place, by adjournment, at three o'clock on Wednesday afternoon. The Mayor having taken the chair, said there were nineteen councillors-and only nineteen-present, but, at all events, they would now proceed to the business of the day. It was already a quarter-past three. The Town Clerk then read the proceedings of the last meeting. ...

... '4 .4 | FOREIGN. ' POLAND &ND RussiA, Letters from Warsaw, dated the by 1 26th. u~l., On the correctnes Of which reliance may be and pisce~l satse that the Emperor Nicholas will visit that city nou in the course of tlist month. His arrival will bIe marked feel .by thre proclamation of an amnesty for the Poles who took nnd paurt-in the late revolution. It was not expected, however, Sr that ...

... ur in ie L.5' Jd ed xIf 3, t- .is )O Ir I - LI I ie d sa 1. It We have received the following communication from the father of the gallant Captain James Ross, which we lay before our readers with much pleasure, as the information it conveys is of a nature coinpletely to ex- culpate Capt. R. from any blame that might have been attached to him for having returned when he did fromn the Northern ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...