... - 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, ...

... - C u U Aact1t.t I I4 HULL, FllnY, SEPTEMBER 23, 183.- I,.Iv TZ i'lie Radicals affect to sneer at what is calledi re-action. Re-action, perhaps, is an unfitting ¼ terii we believe the people of England avre not, at any period during the present century, so led away from upright pvtisnciples and true patriotism as to 1 uconfide in reckless proDisers of Reform which never meant ...

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... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... I FOREIGN. i The French liberal journals admit that the new Spanish h government it without osoney, and is in the greatest em- f bsrcsASent. a lettme from Madrid of the 3rd speak of a speedy modi-t fication of the minifstry- In many circles the names of sn EaTiste, San Miguel, Olozaga, Arguellas, and Martinez de los Heros, were mentioned as future ministers. They are all redhot Radicals. It ...

... LORD J. RUSSELL & J. S. BUCKINGHAM, EgQo I I.^ _ CO5RESPONDENCE BEITWEENS LORD JO3iN RUSSELL AND co J. S. BUCIKINGHAM, 584. IN REFEREnUCE TO AN ADDRESS Wl DELIVERED AT 81IEFPIELD BY MIR. BUCKINGiHlAM. lo] (No. 1.) of Tunbridge Wells, Sept. 3rd, 1830. lo SIR,-I find in the Standard of yesterday a report it of some parts of a speech said to have been delivered tel by yon at Sheffield. Sti In ...

... I LIES OF THE LIBERALS. 2 3 To the Editor of MA u Hull Packet. ) Srn,-Permit me through the medium of your paper, to D reply not only to the leading article of the Hull .Jdvertlier, Dwith reference to the great Conservative dinner of the 14th of September, but to the Supplement also. I should hardly have thought the assertions of such a l paper rworthy of notice, but I think it right at all ...

... . .~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ _ 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, ...