... C-be visit Varucto . MEETING OF PARLIAMENT. TIiE Globe of Monday, contradicts a rumour, that par- liament was to be speedily re-assembled. The legislature will not, it affirms, meet before the usual time. FOREIGN LETTERS. A question of great importance to merchants has been lately raised between them and the post-office authorities, relative to the conveyance of ship-letters. Our readers are ...

... I~trall Vackt from anb to 3tutl. ABERDEEN From Hull every Saturday from Aberdect) every Wednesday. BARTON From Hull every day, (except Sunday), at Ser twelve, and four o'clockfriom Barton at nine, half-past one, alld seven o'clock. On Sundays from llull at eight, twelve, atid four o,cocklfrom Barton at nine, half -past one, ain(d six o'cloCL k.i Horse Boat sails two hours ...

... - I . facetia. GAMMON.-T}h'ere are various definitions of this phrase. The following is the nearest:-Part of a pig-the whole of a Whig! What did you mean, sir, said a lady of quality to one of the French shoe nxkers in Regent-street, by selling these shoes? I only walked-across my drawing-roomn and they burst. Please your ladyship, I did not sell therm for wvalking. HORRORS OF ...

... r A ?? --t - _ _ _ .. - ' I v rk The corn 1Harvest in the North of England has 1oll ret d 3made less progress this week than in either of the two G; %t_ preceding weeks, but still a great deal of grain bas been ap- secured since S-iturday last, and, judging from the best ed 9s ameans within our power, we should say that at least two- tai ithids of the wheat, grown in the Northern counties, is ...

... THE REQUIEM OF THE CHARTER EvErr week furnishes more and more evidence that Chartism is dead. The last week shewed us Whiggery in strong convulsions, heaving its death- throe at the Music-hall at Leeds, and of which we have taken due notice in another article, while our present columns contain the proud records of the glorious demonstrations of Huddersfield and Leeds. We have reported both ...

... My LonD,-When it is considered that fiv e months p h-.ive eilapsed since yeu undertook to pledge the faith b, I!d( honiour of Lord Cornwallis Is Ads'ioNitiation, in a bi ?? which. it 6shiM be the business of this letter UT ?? explain, it cannot be imputed to inc that I have or, l1-!en actuated by any unmanjnly bimpatienice snider tbe fin- Tic s-sits, the injurir's, andi the caluisinies to ...

... 033,&HTETST INTELLIGENCE. NoltwIci .-Thisproverbially corrupt cityseems el to be at length awakening to the importance of bi political regeneration. Long have the men of this R place slumbered in guilty apathy. The matchless T eloquence of Stephens roused them for a moment, go but again the dog returned to his vomit, and the al sow to-her wallowing in the mire. The principles E of heaven ...

... To AaENrs.-This week we have dispatched to many of the Agents the Portraits due to them. During the course of next week, we shall forward the re- mainder to those whose' acounkq. are settled at the office; we shall, in all cases practicable, get them to all such, in Lime for the 12th September. The Scotch parcel, via Glasgow, has been kept open for several days, waiting the remittances of ...

... ?? ?? . ?? 319 ArU t-( Re Uaifl~irg on] the Admitted.3!+.*6 ?? ?? ?? Plivsiciarl I)r. ltorier-SurmeOfl, Mr. R. Craven. HouseVSitOr, Jantes Bowden, ESq. t Chaplab , the Rev. I. K. Bailey. r Vaccinated bytiie House Surgeon . 20.S HULL AND SCULCOATES DISPENSARY. 11ielCared, &C ?? IS Admitted and visitedi a' their ALI-ll i, t ?? 3S wI vi ho~njtS ?? ?? 13 PihsicianSDr. Chalrner;and Dr. Hornier. ...

... . . uaflto-av Ilittillgrilte. As an instance of the depreciation of property oil turn iks roads effected by railways, we have heard that at a Via no great distance from London, some stables &c e, were let for £250 per annum, are about to be taken (1(,, and the site offered for a garden at £5 a-year._ 11riltsh r Independent. Mr. Wheatstone, in his examination before the rail.a committee, said ...

... 11 OR Q?blurdvl The Rev. J. Nussey, M.A., Rector of Poughill, Devon, has been appointed by Lord Blayiiey his Lordship's Domestic Chaplain. The Rev. P. C. Nicholson, of Trinity College, Cam- bridge, Curate of St. James's, Leeds, has been presented to the Incumbency of St. James's, Mytholmroyd, near Hebden Bridge, in the parish of Halifax, and diocese of Ripon. The livipz of Wylye, vacant by the ...

... DO.MESTIC INTELLIGENCE. bri: Her Majesty held a Privy Council yesterday week, at NVindsor, which was attended by the Lord Chancellor, Lord Privy Seal, First Lord of the Trcasurs, Secretary of' ilc State for the Colonics, Clancellor of tile Duchy of Lan. caster, President of the India Btotird, Llrd Chamberlain, | wil inld .laster of the H-otrse. Prince Albert vras introduced | (tr at the ...