... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... MEETING OF&F6 I . 1 i s ._ L-l am g _ ._ 1g, A meeting of the corpotioz, was heyatlrs, in the In- City Assembly House, lilunlet ?? -1O IAyoOR presided. Yic -, ?? a His Lordship said the xstinmtteir.wfthuohh bdi g no under their attention, Ephel e ft'.tfe mte51- which lot the deputation from tbh- el lonffliot, Ol ed that day week. He held in hii I a scW tsrat' account LU. of what toolc place on ...

... ATTEMPT TO ASSASSINATE MR. E* DRUMMOND, PRIVATE SECRETARY TO SIR H. PEEL. On Friday, at half-past lour o'clock, the western districts of the metropolis were thrown into the highest state of consterna- tion and alarm, by the rfeport of a rhoat determined and extra- ordinary attempt to assassinate Mr. E. Drummond, the private secretary to the Right Honourable Sir Robert Peel, Baronet. It appears ...

... HA MBURtG, JAN. 20. awe [PROM otblt owlv COREB8PoNDBNT,] r. It will he remembered that, In the Course of last year, a bevessel, under Bremen flag, was detained by one of her - Majesty's cruisers off the coast of Africa, under suspicion of aty aiding, abetting, or comforting the slave trade, and dispatched (according to the terms of the treaty) to Bremonn isfor adjudication. The Dremen courts ...

... THE TIN PLATE WoER AT WOLVERHAMPTo X * SIR,-The strike at Wolverhampton having caused conso sensation throughout the united kingdom, 1 Wol ad (reCnsider soliciting your pertmission,) through the m'edi of or elf, Itp circulated Journal, place before the ten of Burm Of your ttgid public at large the cause of it; for Ithink it ?? individual should be fully informed of anry 'tlteNeth tend to bring ...

... THE sPrIN 9tb Z har ?? good not to open the 'eiisning-session off parliameint a by the 'Qtietu iti perion!-,tliattille royal speechli %ill be read by e~ilrni~sioers -'iupon many previoiss Occisiolls. SHer, Majestyons degiris to prolong the Btay of the Court as ongo as possible at ~thie lCastle, before proceeding to Bockiagh~am; Palace for the season, in order Oiat their Royil.Higlinesses ?? of ...

... ICo Brabrero aim Correopontrento. MB. BROOIC AND HIS CONFrERSECE VOTLs AGAIN.- iM r. Wrnr. Brook has called here. Ie states that I must be in error as to thefact of7is voting for Mr. Thompson's motion; that he certainly did vote upon my motion; that he had shortly before the putting of the motion removed from the seat which he occupied just opposite to me-but that the other parties referred to ...

... DRESS BALL AT THlE PUBLIC ROOMS. .- Jr-it b IIALLJ Afl ll i U l'UIILU ?? bIV6. The first dress ball in aid of tite funds of the Hull e General lilrmnary look place at the Public Roomns, King. ston.square, last night; it Was most numerously and fashion- ably attended, the corlp any comprising not only inost of the principal famnilies in the town, but a considerable c sprinkling of the ...

... SATURL'AV. JANUAUdJ 21, 1843. I The Bhlt1itfim, 72, is ordered from Clhinia to I.1 ng,1 ilnd; Iihe viii eolvey Sone of the ?? to India | ?? I ?? ?? I,- - _ ?? ?? ?? , ?? .. ?? I . -t1tw 11J ti1, The Dr'Oid, 44, was to leave Bomnia5; for lhrgland, on d nhe 81t1 November. The Vinimrod, 20, arrived at Cal Icutta, Novy. 7, I 1o01 C(hin.-. , he 'lfred, 60 (with the broad pennant of cbY I Commodoie ...