... AND :EAS9TRIDING TIMES. HULL, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1843. :Two arrivals from New York .have brought|. ?? news to a late date. The packet-ship .american news Lu u iaw dtit:. cLLU George Washington arrived at Liverpool on Satur- . day night after-a fine run of eighteen days; and l the. ailsteam-ship Acadia reached the same port on. Sunday moruiug, having made the passage from I Boston in little ...

... I EMBARKATION OF ESPAIRTERO, I ON BOARD HER MAJESTY'S SHIP MALABAR. c I IC The Mesoager andi Moniteuer Parisien of Saturday even. ing contain a telegraphic dispatch from Perpignan, dated Aqg: 5, announcing the embarkation of the Regent of Spain at Cadiz, on the 30th ult., in her Majesty's ship Malabar (of 72 guns aommanded by Captain Sir George $artorins) for England. He had been pursued by ...

... t. INFI1RMARY.-A sermon was preached 'at the Holy Trinity Churcb, on Sunday 'ornug last, by the Rev. J. H. Bromby,. ?? in aid of the funds of this Institu. tion, after which d collectin 'was made amounting to £1 1Is. A donation f' 10s. frm' a' friend 'has also been received. Tga LATE REV. T; GALwAND.-It wif1be seen by an advertisement, that a lithographic -portrait of this much lamented ...

... I GREAT DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY, t AND LOSS OF LIFE BY FIRE. I *Never since the ever-to-be-remembered fire at the Royal 'eExchiange, in 1838, has it fallen to our lot to record a more terrific fire than tho one which took place ona Saturday flmorning, at an early hour, at the pretnises known as Id opn'-haf iut on the east side of London-bridge, at adjoining Fenning's-wharf, which it wvill be ...

... VIVO go-till 40f Ut. &OrD ?? . ?? - . .. . AULL, FBIDiZ'JUY 21, 184'' - - I W I:W , iW aionel inheirpower to ob f strnct the bupi pf 1~atdiament, are now, cbarac- V 11 ^ A - AnAIf.41..- A.. I I OSAA AhaeA|;O sf on teristicfly' oiecting to bewao' ithat the Fe (on, sessionis'd*swing to a.gloge it ha ih 4a rear of m important and nees~sary meaip~e~s, t~ m c ot, beL P.overtaken. Lord JOHN RUmsnaX ...

... -D S H VI VAV13 0111AII0 'LriIri'h. I d Peterhead, October 21. f d The Chieftain, arrived off from Davis' Straits, left the le ice on the 24th, of September, experienced rough weather t from E. and ENE. during the passage, and reports the C ' following:- c d Tons. a e The Joseph Green, of Peterhead, seven ?? 90 r e The Eclipse of Peterhead, nine fish ?? 90 0 Ii The Commerce, of Pelerhead, ...

... 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 ...

... Iire xi erpa5 fi n. BALUS POPULI B BUPREMA. FJIDIyZ JULY 14, 18. The ?? of Fngland are already sufficiently apathe. tic about the Social condition of Ireland, without their c Crime Minister encouraging them in such a hazardous I co rse, y professing a sang aroid which he cannot c feel and a belief of the excellence of the status quo 5 which existing facts so glaringly contradict. As the J ...

... Frovg 1w 1AMVo0 Our monopoly suga costs us this week 32s. 10id, per OWt. (lid. - per lb..I benides -the duty; whrialist equallygo fe tradesga selll eeo o. ow. li.prl. This ehea free rd de ?? HmsrhorJm ,bua11lX nlfd he ?? Is ctuall made nto whte lum -~ hee ?? t M. The Prestcsn petition for the repa ofthe coem laws fOrwar4 me despatehed for presentation on Sauda vening l5st, with the der ale 20 ...

... E ft atbewrpoo jlrcutr. SALUS POpULI >I 51UpRZMA. t FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 184.'z THE STiNDARD AND THE IRISH REPEAL E AGITATION. I Amon he Atlases fwhom Heaven gas sent into the u world to be the prope of a failing age, we have especially me, ad kncks is Se t andar whoae sapient ediotfort to notice the Liverpoof Crc adS, Chasses sient ed tor greetly gyifalling with a failing State, test against the d ...

... ImwperialPtfriart ea-t HOUSE OF LORDS. a 'Il THURSDAY, March 9 t ThBlSHOP of CHESTER and tile Earl of WARWICK Pro- fs tntd' severl petitions against tihe union eftl es ?? TREATY WITH PORTUGAL. it in answer to questions from tile Earl of CLARENDON, a Lord ABERDEEN stated that in Cosnequence of the delays of the Portneums Government in the negotiations for the revision fr ,of tile ?? of the two ...

... Efte e~ ier4pol JtIrrrurL. SALUS POPULI LEX SUPitEMA. FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1843. We trust it is not yet impossible to agree upon a ornprehensive system of education which shall not s be incompatible with religion in general. We deny f that the attempt has fhiled. We deny that a Tory, Government has any right to assume, on the repre- Y sentation of the Church, that sectarianism is unrea- sonable ...