... TO iND)EPE'].NL.NT ELEC(T''UPS OF THE 130110ITGill OF llOCIIDALE. (C 'Lt.i:A, -We the weettil ers of the alticl ?? ?? A-'Sea.tioD, nuo ?? to Lay beiore ye oour et.. * tir ferlttitg 'IIIttreixLS itnto a1ti a1sciOTtIIol. Al I.. .up varoutd uis, ut the piresit ilme, ovet Se 3'sotI:i I - it st~trvtIiO I tuu II ( tititi0 It oi the p:rt tll the ,1 I Ig 1I t vill' iiio's of this C It tittCy. olnor ...

... rbe Vull varlim I HULL, FRIDAY, FICBRUARY 21, 1840. PUBLIC EVENTS. THE severe indisposition of the Duke of We]ling. ton, and the rumoutred changes in the Ministry, are the absorbing topics of interest in the metropolis. It appears that his Grace's health has again suffered from one of those sudden attacks of illness, induced by active and abstemious habits, with constant occu. pation, to which ...

... $ ii ii LSONDON NEWS OF FRIDAY MORNING. THE QUEEN'S MARRIAGE. CEREiNONIAL TO BE OBSERVED AT THE OrARRIAGE OF THE QUEEN'S MOST EXCELLENT OIAJESTY WITH HIS RlOYAtL tIlGIt- NESS FRANCIS ALBERT AUGUSTUS tCHARLES EMMANUEL, DUKE Oh' SAXE, I'RINIE OF SAXE COIIUISG AND GOTHA, KNtIGHT 0F TlE 310Sf NOBLE ORDEROh' rtHE GARTER, Ar THlE CHtAITI, ROYAL, 0' ST. JAMES'S, ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1840. The ...

... CORR ES POND EN C E. POST OFFICE RECEIVING HOUSES. TO THE EDITORS OF TIHE LEEDS MERCURY. GENTTLE IEN,-Now thiat thle great boonl of cheap post- age is given to the Country. and the atetetion of many is directed to I all the practicable improvements which can be (fccd rin this nlranch of internal communlcr3tion, allow me to soggest the great coovenience which out increasing popoulatlion would ...

... I -- Her Majesty had a dinner party on Saturday evening. The company consisted of their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Kent and Prince Albert of Saxe Coburg snd Gotha, their Serene Highnesses the Duke of Saxe Coburg and Prince Ernest of Saxe Coburg, the Duchess of Suther- land, the Earls of Errol, Uxbridge, and Albemarle, Lford Melbourne, Lord Byron, Right Hon. George Stevenss Byng, Count ...

... Thursday Evening, February 13th, Quarter toSeven,p.m. CITY AND COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.-OnlY two or threo weeks ago, no person conversant with general business would have believed that so sudden a tran- Eition could occur in the value of money, as has now taken place. In the open market nobody thinks of asking more than Four per Cent. for the current run of commercials bills, and large parcels have ...

... GREAT MEETING IN ST. PANCRAS B:)- BOUGH OF .IURYLEBONE ON BEHALF OF FROST, W[LULIAMS, ARD JpNES. . I JOHIN CHALK, Eiq., in the Chair. On Friday night, the largest and most spirited meeting ever held ii' 4he 'large veatgr reois. of St. Pancras was eosivned. for the parposo:nf petido.ioig the House otf Conmous for a trooepav O fer Frost, Williams, and Jones. The CHAIRMAN, who is Churehwardenl of ...

... | CRIMINALITY OF SOCIALLSAI. m - l . . . _ . THAT reform principles, affecting to grapple only with abuses in the ancient institutions of the realm, have been, in truth, a hot-bed fIr the clcouragement of Popery, Chartisllm, anti Socialism, which have each echoed the revolutionary wgr-spng of chauge against the stalwart bulwarks of Church and State, can et longer be denied. The shallow ...

... FROM THE LONDON GAZETTFE I FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8. INSOLVENTS. John Perraton, City-road, coal merchant. George Tate, Cambridgerfellmonger. George WoolcottGray's-inndlalE builder. Tlhomna Calvert, tavern keeper, Stratid. George Augustus Kollnatnn, St. Martin's-lane. pianoforte maker. Joseph Oakes, Slueffelehl. BANXRUPTS. John Richardsou, jun. and William Thompson, share. brokers, Liverpool. William ...

... I - Meberlev awo Weigbbourboob. le BEVRIlLEY REPRESENTATION.-Mr. Hogg's Ve speech on the Indiaun debate on Tuesday night, in g seconding the motion of Sir R. Jenkins, praying for in an alteration of the duties on articles of East India In produce, was listened to with marked attention, and e elicited general cheering. erd LOYAL ADDRESSCS.-OU Monday last, a it public meeting was held in the ...

... I PRINCE ALBRT OURG AND I ~~GOTHA,. 7 ~ The following genealogical table, derived from the first volume of The Royal Register, -will show the re- lationship which exists between our Sovereign and her intended consort:- SAXE.COBURG GOTHA. RrELGtION-PRoTasTANTe. REIoNIGo DUxK. Ernest, born Jan. 2, 1784, succeeded his father Francis, Duke of Saxe-Sanaleld Coburg, on December 9, 1806, in that ...

... LONDON NEWS OF THURSDA'V EVENING. IS, r HOUSE or' COxMONS.-The Aoiourned Debate on; LI the motion of SIR J. Y. BULLER was resumed, being e opened by LonD rPowvgsscouieT in a speech hostile to Ministers. Mr. Fox 11iAULE followed in defence oft C Ministers and against the motion. [Left speaking. ' IL F E'tOST'S CASE-After an interview between thea AI MAR4UCI Or NOIAIANHY, the ATrOnRKEY and SOLI ...