... I ~ s~ otta f -Illat1nsce. I HULL GENERAL INFI ;It4ARY-WEEKLY 19 EPO Pt. ' IN-PA'rIRNTS,. OUT PATIENTS DischargedCu~re1l, 8r . *17 Discharged, Cured, &. . 19 Dids aitted .. 15 Aitted .32 -Remaining in the House Physician, Dr. Horner.-Surgeon, Mfr. I. Craven. . 1ouse-Visitor, Dr. Ayre. Chaplain, the Rev R. K. Bailey. Vaccinated by the Houise Surgeon 33. BIULL ...

... *team Vackts from anb to ull. ABERDEEN From Hull every Saturday from Aberdeen every Wednesday. BARTON From Hull every day, (except Sunday), at seven, twelve, and four o'clock. .froin Barton at nine, half-past one, and seven o'clock. On Sundays from hlull at eight, twelve, and four o,cockfrom Barton at nine, half past one, and six o'clock, The Horse Boat sails two hours before high ...

... OUR FOREIGN POLICY-THE EAST. V_ . x -- _ . .. .et0R some time past, the most entangled skcin in the Y web of our foreign politics has been the Eastern negocia- it tions;-the most difficult problem to decypher, connected 'e with that policy, has been the most effectual means to check e the progress of Russian aggression and aggrandisement in sthat quarter. Since the death of the late Sultan, ...

... ARRIVAL OF TH9 A-.CHIMEDES STEAMER IN AULL. I I'l . I . . - This vessel arrived in the 'Humber on Sunday Last, and during her stay was visited by a great number of persons. She sailed for Hambturg on Monday, oil her experimental trip. 'The mode of propulsion is by the Archimedlean screw. That employed in this vessel, we understand, is the double- threaded snrew of half a turn to each thread. ...

... RESTORATTON Of YORI 1INSTER. ~,11 Il - l,__ _ .. e On1 Satlricday nislu-ing a nimetilng of nioblemicn aind it gentlensen took psacc at the Thatchet House Tavern, St. n James's-street, for the purpose of' adopting measnures, and sa olvening a subscription ibr the restoration of York Mlinster. at, There were in the room the Archbishop of Vork, the I t Bishop of Durham, Earl tie Grey, Lords ...

... OF PEER.S. ? I w I %, I , - , - I C I 'T I- I ) 11 .? t, ?2, tit:i . ti 113. | Le r' tHtJ Ii ?? 1II re t Ih > LI ?? itn till El\ieli pouagaiist tile nIT ItiCtll IeillO Ot lBt:C Bll~ hailt I V, 1l6 eeul ol h the ailiic Itieltlitg Wtittl l regltlitliss ohil thait 11B (110t!11 h1 tilt' ?? 11MIt JUist ?? Iox com11- 'lsi'p o ' tilecoumistanlt meddtltinig wsithl tiC rvgitla timil~s tt' tir trativ ...

... HOUSE OF CO). UMONS. IRIDAY, JLI.Y 3.1 Sir 1. 11,/lis tasoved tihe becolld readin lg if the Farlhiall R ectorv Bill. Cutpt l1' elu ' ?? tue secontd reatding. The lil1 woalid operate bieltwiiciaUiI tir the Bish5op ol 11' illelester ititi the ArcdiIi edeaco otf 6urrey, yhot it would be nitm t ?? to those iito wtre lessees of the church Dantb ot' lFairntll. andl wi10 paid large sunts for their ...

... 1WZSCELLANEOUS. Our readers, particularly our sporting friends, may not be aware, and will, ?? to find, that by the addition lately made to the assessed taxes of the king. dow, the duty oii Game Certificates is inne sed. II future, it will be charget] as follows :-Dlty t. 13s: Od, . tell percent. increase, 7s.4d. ; Collector's fee, Is. ; total, 41. Is. IOd.-BiristolAfirror. FATHEIR MATIIEMV - ...

... TR4GIC OCCURRENCE IN AMERICA. , razz i Al. n tA ^ ?? - -a, ( irool tite N~ew tork Morning Herald, June 24.) ALAsAMA, MAY 16.-The murder of Adolph Adrien, a gentleman from France, who has been recently passing tk rough the United States, exhibiting feats of slightof hand, beggars all description, and is without a parallel in the his- tory of civilized men. He arrived in the eity of Mont. gomery ...

... | ENGLISH SYnPA-ThY FOR IRISH WRONGS. I Afr. ^ ' _ _ as I Mr. ('Connell has often said that the mass of u the English people are decidedly hostileto the rights de of Ireland, and Mr. O'Connell, who. is a shrewd i observer, seldom makes an' assertion on insufficient grounds. He has recently, however, hadpersonal gt experience of the feeling entertained towards his ol country by the enlightened ...

... HIGH CHURCH EXTENsIoN.-The following letter has been addressed to the Editor of the Globe, which says the Rev. gentleman's letter is far too rich not to be freely inserted :- ' Sir,-! find an extract from the Globe copied into the Stamford Mercury of Friday, the 26th ult., respectirg a Linaoinshire clergyman described as acknowledging an error in refusing church burial to an unbaptized ...

... To the Afomziag Po$t appeaye4 the following para- graph ; SCANDALOUS OUTRAGE AT HOUNSLOW.-At a late. hour on the night of Sunday the town of Hounslow was disturbed by the freaks of a party of 'gentlemen,' who bad passed through the town in a splendid: four-in band' in the course, of the afteipres of' the precions dayk It appears that Os tbeir Tetqrn these permsns, who; a.e stqted to be, beer ...