... local jeaticts. --- - - . - - - - I2ULL GENERAL INFIRMNARY-WEEKLY l;EP011o' IN-PATIENTS. OUT PATIENT. Diehr-dcd,Ciired, &e. . D isehayged utet & .9 .drm i..tr.trgdedC..ed d , & c-.. II Admitted . 44 Remaining il thc Louse .. 9. Physinil.n Dr. Ah1ersolln.-urkeon, IMr. 1B. Craven. House-Visitor, J. T.Y'oord, Esq Chaplain, Rev. J_ Decrk. Vaccinated by the House ...

... General Yorkthfre web~s. ioner es of Corl- from > pri- ience eman , two 'lliatn n the rting being tran. d, his lh he L W0o- i ago, yardi ot to ,oner that e, oln e use poner ; day ith a it lo rther 'jus. tated mers aling pre. been d by five the o be was f his M r. iS of imal do, was st it ore, !*, a rden him ther lout was Irce vith tad, ays, this port that oal . Vin him loop ings WNs argo five ...

... THE 4NI-s VISIT TO.SCOTLAND. --V;ti tLN -S v1)1 L LJ A-.,am ampossible to overrate the enthusiasm which th.e 'S79 v-:of Scotland displayed from the moment that the 'ir'w sist was announced. At every place which it was * R« ->iikeiy her Majesty would visit, the most active prepar. 49uii, cwre made to do honour to the event; and at Gihs. :t bc~v a- meeting was called, from which an invitation ...

... vrobfncial. 1 ' 1 _ ' . .ra . . Considerable defalcations have lately occurred in the Post-oflice at Cheltelhanm, for which the postmaster of the town has been committed for trial. Colonel Thompson is lecturing on the corn law at Liver- pool, but whether as an itinerant stipendiary of the league, or at his own cost, the prints of that touvn do not tell us. TUR Sussex LaVELS.-All the lowlands ...

... Alga1l Intellience. HA~.eNaY CHUROCH-RSATI.-Dr. Lnshington has decided in favour. of the Hackney church rate, to the great mortifi- cation of the dissenters and radicals in that parish. He has decided these three points-Firstly, That a chuich-rate is due by common law, and maybe assessed andlevied bythe churchwardens, notwithstanding the refusal of the vestry. Secondly, That it is no objection ...

... lrobinatal Xebis. At Cardiff assizes, on Friday, Richard Edwatd&. .gas found guilty of the murder of his mother, and senie-as be executed. When the cause of Edwards v. Lord Listowel . 0 cntcred upon at llertford, on Friday, beforc thers. for the plaintiff got through his opening, an intimafoos Vu=, given, that the attair was arranged, and a juror V drawn on each side We thitik this vould ...

... The usual meetin, gr v, -n - - . asd wheat,-Lteting 01 this Society was held on Tuesday evenoing last, Tits. Thompson, Esq., in the chair. On the President's table wvas exhibited the fine specimen of a or cidile, presented by Sir William Pearson;n part of the hair , a mummy, ad a piece of cloth, il which it had been : encaseds specimen of the fin-tailed dock, presented by . rn. Stickney, reg. ...

... i SUPPLIES OF CATTLE-THE TARIE The working of the new tariff (says the Farnor'. of tie for December,) as might very naturally be expected rnhas been again productive of much anxiety aiaongst tl~op immediately interested. In London, as ell as the v. ous outports, the imports of stock under this measure ftr' o German, Holland, and Spain have been large, bu, of very of cero quality. It is true, ...

... i Fo 1 t l - trnl '!ftti : Buier',s. Zoni;, v been pu; lished at New York, .foi spence, in ajournal. called a th Ngw . World.-[As :'mtch as i~t is orth.]-;. -: - :i . :What we commonly call a falling star is believed by the Arabs. to be a dart launched by' the Almighty at an evil genius ; and, on beholdigg, one, they exclaim, May' God transfix the 'enemy of the faith. ' nt, ELYSIAN SouP. ...

... LONDON. THUnSDmY MORNING, LONDON, THUnSDAY MORNING. The Queen held a Court yesterday,-at which the Mar- A quis of Londonderry and the Duke of Marlborough were sworn in, respectively, Lords Lioatenant of the counties of Durham and Oxford. ti A meeting of the electors of London was held last night, C at which,-notwithstanding the friends of Lord JOHN RUs- l SELL, by attending before the time at ...

... HULL TOWVN COUNCIL. _ _ - _ - - __ I i )f The adjourncd mieeting was held on Wednesday. fc: i- Present:-Tie Maytor iinthi chiair., Aldermen Brownlow, B )f Beanl, Blytb, Cookman, Holmes, Sir WV. Lowthrop, Run- I o ton, Sandell, Storry. Councillors Bettison, B~luunlell, Car. ELI d rick, Foster, Garton, Guinuell, Hammond, Harris, Holder- h1 o ness, Jalland, Jackson, Joncs, Lovett, Malcolm, Morley ...

... HULL GCENIRAL INFIRiAitY.-Win. Allison, ]sq., Louth, has given a fourth benerfaction of twenty guiucas to the Institulion. HULL DiSPISNSAUI.-W. Lamlbert, Esq., CottitglLhlam liba become an annual subsclibor of £I is. YORK COUNTY HOSiTAL.-The treasurer of the York County Hospital has reeeived from Sir Tiros. D. Legard, Bart., n donation of L25. to the furds of that excellent charity, in addtian ...