... HULL GCENIRAL INFIRiAitY.-Win. Allison, ]sq., Louth, has given a fourth benerfaction of twenty guiucas to the Institulion. HULL DiSPISNSAUI.-W. Lamlbert, Esq., CottitglLhlam liba become an annual subsclibor of £I is. YORK COUNTY HOSiTAL.-The treasurer of the York County Hospital has reeeived from Sir Tiros. D. Legard, Bart., n donation of L25. to the furds of that excellent charity, in addtian ...

... gqrt Rihmpool Iffi-rcur._ SALtS 10'UPIl LEMX SUPRE'IA. FRIDAY, JANUARY27, 1843. STATE OF COIMMERCIAL RELATIONS WITH AMERICA. Few men of sense become connected with the Board of Trade without being converted into free traders. It matters little what their previous opi- inions or prejudices may have been * the responsibi- lity of oflice, and the overwhelming testimony which is there placed ...

... ,I I I en I 1. I .- - _v ?? - - ?? -ra - - ks We are bound to admit that our statement of the 30th ult., with regard to the progress of the negotiations with the Brazilian Government, was incorrect, so far as related to the part which Mr. Ellis was represented to have taken, seeing that that gentleman did not arrive at Rio until the question as to the termination of the existing treaty had ...

... RIULWIAY ZNTEL!IGENCE. GiRAT WESTmRN RAiLWAY.-A letter in the Timeg says-- Unless the reportasof the lasit fatal accident on this rail - way were fallacious, a promise was made by the directors that, they would in future canse an 'empty carriage to be placed be- tween the engine and the first passenger-carriage. I have lately made threejourneys on this railway, and have. net found any schs ...

... .& Z t X a t 6 A .4 I 't 'mCVAic i'Atltli'gilt'ef. Deowahk SUMec, Det. 24. The Queeo hla% been ?? piorteada to naminate and ?? b Major-CGeneral, Alexandeir George Lord Sultaln, 0t COMtPunOn Olf thle Mest Hionourable NMilitavy Oriler of the Basth -,Colonel Itohelt, IiartiOy. Of the 49th foot, with the locali rank of Major-0 ltnrat Ill Itndia e nd Colonel Jantes Mtimes Schoedde. of the 99ttti ...

... DREADFUL1 fIllIP YRECKS.5 'ihel( frightful gaits which excited so much consternation hoive occlasioned ant amount of' destruction to life and pro- perty almost unrparalleled. The Steorm was not, as on previous occasions, confined to one part of thse island, r but seems to have swept over the whole of it, as tell as c over aI great pa of' the Continent, raging with mlost c terrific violence ...

... IYE1?JJYP-(- -V ?? A ?? A General AleetingT of' Contuissioncrs under this Act, wias held at the County I-[ill, Dcrby, onl Saturday morn- ing llSt, WVLtI~t~sAM BiAK;ERa, Esq., in the chair. CTY ROAtD. 'I'ltis street was declared to be a ttiblic highway. EX'l.Tlit l'PLACEt. Ale. Sow'rt: n cominplaucd that the a pproac h to Exet cir- street frotnt Exeter-bridge, calleil Exeter-place, requireil ...

... THIE RAILWAYS 1N 184I2. On looking back at the past financial year, we cannot fail to perceive tint it isnneremaroaurble forninny striking occurrences, and nany influential events, and that it ?? not been unattended with a beneficial effect on the state of railway property generally. 'l'o examine in detail the many causes which have co-operated to produce those hesnlts would be a labour of ...

... I MISCELLAtiTOUS. l Lieutenant.-Cololel MIalcolnm vill lenve England with despatches for China by the first steamer that takes *ut the Indian mail in January. The authorities of Glasgow have voted to Mr. Cobden the freedom of their city. Great sensation has been excited by the conversion of several Ronian Catholic families at LaIndeck to the Pro- testant religion. Illicit distillation is oil ...

... . - ?? -- Dirty streets6 warmn winds, and most people who 6an'get awvy amrusing themselves in the country: this is a short his- torv of{he town during the last weed of the year 1842. They who have remained in townhave hbad perhaps, rather nore iban the augl quantity of news to discuss, when it is consi- deted, that Parliament is not sitting, nor any distinct notion entertained of Government ...

... FALKIRK FIRST SECI?SSION CON- Gr{EGATION. TO 'cite tittiTOlL op 'cit a ?? OBStOtLVOtt.. Sto-I read letter in your peper of the 5th cerrosi, by ii! r Do vii A odorono of GI auge to, 00 tI, e ouhjeit of ,.iatemntrt trintle in the t, Call to Secedero, &c pultli?li.. eti in the columns of the Olrscrnct of 29th ult. voiriolt, bet fat' t'ireumsranoos, I wortld hove otleerted to earlier. It is tree ...

... )\V EDINBUREGH. IIS eSATURDAYS JANUARBY 7. ?? he London is in a sad bus about the income n- tax. The Tower WVard, the city of Wcestmin. perster, and other metropolitan districts are all up in rsarms. Great complaints are made of vexatious sucare-the CHANcErLOR of the EXCFIEQUER dy has been appealed to through a deputation, but en he can give no redress. W}e dare say that in somny instances ...