... I IN our police-re'port, will be found a case which came before the magistrates yesterday, the decision in which, will we think, startle the public. ..A gentleman, who is a nucinber of the Council, and who assisted in framing the bye lass, for (amongst other things) the abating of nuisances in the public streets, and the punishment of those ,who cause them, systematically and contumaciously ...

... I -- --- Awicultille. NEW v WiAT.-We beg attention to the following state mBent of an extraordinary yield of blood-red wheat, which has been forwarded to us by a highly respectable and intel- ligent correspondent, on whose accuracy perfect confidence may be placed :- Amongst the great varieties of wheat which are recommended to the public, some deserving of C attention for their superior ...

... ?historical Epitome. DOMESTIC AND METROPOLITAN, THE COURT.-The court gossips are now anticipating the Queen's confinement about the first week in December. The Duke of Sussex is recovered from his severe indisposition, and is enabled to act as executor to the late Princess Augusta. There is a report of an intended marriage between the reigning Duke of Saxe Weimar, and the eldest daughter of ...

... local Intelliaence. On Monday last, Isaac Morley, Esq., of the firm of Messrs. Wm. Morley and Sons, merchants, of this town, was unanimously re-elected mayor of Doncaster, for the ensuing year MECHANICS' INSTITUTE.-A very interesting lecture on Physical Geography, was delivered oil Thursday evening, by Mr. T. J. L. Souter. HULL GENERAL INFIRMARiy.-The secretary has received of F. B. Anderson, ...

... Louis PHILIPPE has succeeded in forming his ministry. It is SoULTs-GuizoT; the members of it are enumerated in another column: and we trust that this cabinet will be able to stand by the sovereign, and at once to preserve France from revolution,-Europe from war. The new ministry is violently attacked by all the French journals, except the most able, and at the same time, the most honest, of ...

... COURT MARTIAL ON MR. HENTY.-'This court martial set for five days. 'there were three charges,-the first and second involving a neglect of duty; the third, was for giving an erroneous account of the fire on board the Cam- perdown, to Sir John Hill. T'he prisoner was acquitted on the first and second charges, and found guilty on the third. On account of his previous high character he was only ...

... 'VEDIVIghlal TO THE EDITOR OF THE HULL PACKET. SiR,-At the close of the poll for councillors in South Myton Ward, Mr. Alderman Brownlow declared the votes to be in favour of Mr. Moon and Mr. Kemp, the same being stated as under- For Mr. Moon . 199 it . Kemp . 196 He particularly mentioned Mr. Moon's being duly elected, expressing sorrow at the loss the ca-se of ...

... SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING CHRISTIANITY I SOCIETY AMONG THE JEWS. I The annual meeting of this society was held on Monday night at the' Public rooms, Jarratt-street. The Rev. '1'. DYKES presided, and was supported on the platform by the Rev. John King, Rev. J. Deck, Rev. C. Bromby, jun, Rev. W. Knight, Rev. John Scott, Rev. Mr. Joseph, and Rev. Mr. Ayerst. 'From the report rcad by the Rev JOIN KING ...

... *tcatt vacluts EolB atom to 311t. ABERDEEN From I-lull every Saturday from Abcrdeen every Wednesday. BARTON From Hill every day, (except Sunday), at seven, twelve, and four o'clockfrom Barton at nine, half-past one, and seven o'clock. On Sundays from Hull] at eigvit, twelve, and four o'clockfrom Barton at nine, halt-past one, and sixo'clock. The Horse Boat sails two hours ...

... | WE regret that we have not room to publish, in ectenso, the discussions which todk place in the nine bureaux into which the French Chamber of Deputies is divided, upon the appointment of a commission for preparing the address in reply to the King's speech. In seven of the bureaux a ministerial member has been appointed; two only have nominated partizans of M. TRIERS; and the ministers have a ...

... Dr. DICKENSON is nominated to be the new bishop of -Meath. This appointment has excited as much disgust as any one that the wvhig-radical government has made. The vew prelate is perfectly undistinguished as a preacher, a theologian, or a practical minister: but then, he supports the pro-popish system of education, and is a whig-radieal. in politics.-Those are sufficient recommendations for aly ...

... The aspect of our foreign affairs has suffered little change since our last. A note by Lord PALMFRSTON, in reply to M. THIERS'S despatch of the 8th of October, has excited some displeasure amongst the peace party in Paris; and much exultation in the adherents of the late ministry, -though we are at a loss to imagine. why it should do so. In reply to M. THIERS'S assumption, that the maintenance ...