... local j2aticts. HULL GI2NE3R AL INFIRMARTY-WEEELY REPORT. IN-P'A'rIV.'N'a. ouTr PTIENTS. C i~eliarg~dCu~reil, 9c . .. 15 Disehoargedl, Curc:, d . .. 1 %tim it;-:d .. . 15 A dmlitted . ~;f, Itellafii;gb7: ill tlh c Houilse .. II. Phvsici M, D)r. lie rr.-Stll-eon, Mr. H, Coop r. Ilowj~e-V4.itor_-~.11 ilo Cfiapil;illn Rev ...

... Goleval 32orl513ire jacws. DRIFFIELD, SEaT. 1. NEW MIAP Or EoGLAND.-Active preparations are new making for a now government map of England. A long pole, with a cross at the top, and painted white, has been fixed in a perpendicular position oii the top of tlio towver of each church in Driffield and the neighbourhood, as a mare for taking the distances. A party of three thousand men are said to ...

... O , O r ? ,art -A?fictmt, TIULL. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1841. bIl. BETHELL. X'iiE understand, that a subscription is now in progress among the gentry, ftrmers, antd inhabitants at large of the East-Ridh.g of Yorkshire,' for the purpose ot presenting a handsome piece of plate to RicuiieD BeTllrLL, Esq., of Rise, our late Cxcellent representative. To those who are acquainted -withl that gentleman ...

... THE CONSERVATIVE MINISTRY AT CLAREMOINT. [We extract the following account of the retreat of the tint W1hygs from Claremnont, and the i'eceptioa of the Con- plit servatives, On Friday last, from the Tbimes, ot aur CLAuREMoNT, FRInAY, See'T 3.-This bcing the day tI apointed by her Majesty for the holding of the prvy C council, at which Sir Robert Peel and his colleagues were car to bo formally ...

... nmperial iarlialnnt. i H OU S E O F L R D S. FRIDJF, 4ug. 27. 'Tists QcUEJEN's RIrtILY TO THEF ADOISE5s.-Their lord. ships tne t to-day, to receive thle QUeeon's reply to tlic aldiross. Itefore it wyas read, several peers, amongst thcm the venerable Earvl Olf llarowood,-veho, notwvithstanding his reCent insdispositiont, iotcced. %oll-took- the oaths arid wais communicated by thle Earl of ...

... ,lota EllidIictmw. The members of tlee Mechanics' Institute have determined to build a vestibule to their new hall, fronting Griunstone-strect, as soon as £250, to be raised in shares of Li each, shall be subscribed. HULL AND SELBY RAILWAY.-Traffic returns for the -week endiiig Scptember I Ith, 111 :- I Passengers (5155), parcels, &c . . 617 11 3 L Goods, cattle, sheep, grail], &c ...

... TICKET P2ORT''ERS. SteNCE ant COntompIorary, the 77 7/n c haeri, has thoneiht proper to become theo vindicatur of 'llagisterial1 negligence, LC 'till perhaps explain to thel public, why the provisions of lhe 23rd of George 3rd, chap. 63, sec. 42, have not been carried into efrect, wVith regard to the porters; and Whether the mayor, recorder, and aldlrnnen have ever set doe n and ascertained ...

... I THEMINISTRYH 'Want, tile whig ar out Th incubus which has so long weighed down thre energies and paralysed the efforts j of the British people, is removed ; and wve once more breathe freely. reindhr pot .II 'T le Duchless Of SUTHERLAND rsge e ponmn as Mistress of the Robes to her Majesty on Friday, Which ) resignation thle Queen was most graciously pleased to I a(ccept; bitt it wais not till ...

... The autumnal shew of this society took place on Wed- 2 nesday last, in the Old Ball Room and the splendid new room lately erected in Beverley,-whlich were most elegantly decorated for the occasion. Novelty in the arrangement seems to be the prevailing attraction with thle public,-and the kaleidoscope changes effected by the in- I defatigable secretatv, cause, from time to time, ceaseless i ...

... | SUPPLEMIENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE, f OI F TIIE 31 ST AUGUST. I TREASURY WARRANT. Whereas by ml a`t, passed in the 3rd id 14th years of the reign Im of her present Majesty, iritituled, An Act for the regulatioas of CE tire duties of poslage, power is given to the comraissiorrers of do her Majesty's treasury, from time' to time, by warrarit under tl their hands, to alter and fix any at the ...

... il , 1.1;: i ?' I, lki ?, ? ?d torit I U` , Mille. DOMESTIC AND 'METIOPOLITAN. J * THE Coua.-On Thursday, 'at Claremont, Lord Foley and the Earl. of Surrey resigned. office as Capt. of her Majesty's honbarable corps of Gentlemen at Arms, and *Capt. of her-Majesty's Yeomen of the Guard; Lord- For- tester and the Marquis of Lothian kissed hands on their 'I ippointment' to succeed those noblemen. ...

... i LATEST INTELLIGENCE TII ministerlal alnpolintments are nolw nearly all fillcd up ; those fur Irelaiid alone remainiiig opcn. It is now UntlerStoOd, that Sir EDOWPD SLGDEI:; will be the Lord Chancellor ; Mr. BLA2.c 00ur OE, the Attorney-General, and Mr. Sqjeaurt J tciesoy, the Solicitor-General, for that country, On'1Vcdnesdav, the Marquis of ExiErTr, the Earl Ross- LYN, Earl DELAWvALIII, and ...