... I grbe ful^lt WXaret AND IJAST-flING 2I MBS. HULL, FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 1844. *L al --r hv flip nvnr-plhciin of Con. es thoughts were absorbed by the proceedings of Con- c gress. The President's Message had done nothing h lie t conciliate the adverse party, who now constitutev a decided majority, and were carrying everything 5 against the Government with a high hand. All the c zh appointments, ...

... I I,^PnlMRTANr nP.RATE RESPECTING TlIlM GRAVING r, IiPOltTANT DEBATE RESPECTING THli GRAVING is DOCK. it A meeting of the Town Council of the Borough was. held on Wodnesday afternoon, at the Mansion-house, I it W. B. CAsstcK, Esq., mayor, in tilh ?? ?? n. CLiER read Ilho minutes of tho previous meeting, as well n as a Report of the proceedings of tho Property Corn. in mittee; atid onl thu ...

... On Monday evening, a numerous meeting was held in the Freemasons' Hall, Mytongate, to take steps to promote t the funds for the liberation of Mr. Oastler from the Qucen's s Bench Prison, in order that he may be once mnoee free C to advocate the cause of the poor. T'he chair wvas occu- pied by Mr. JoHn PECtc, who read a letter from Mr. John pso Lee Smith, apologizing for his unavoidable ...

... en CONSOLIDATION OF TIIE RULL AND SELliY WITH ul- THE AlANCRIESTElt AND LEEDS ltAILWAY. by A special generial meeting of the shareholders of tle il Hull and Selby Rsailway Company, wias held in the Town le. Hall, Hull, on Saturday last, fbr tue purpose of consider- on iag all agreement recommended for adoption by the b Directors, for consolidaliug tho Hall aid Selby wvith the y, Mcechestcr dud ...

... m _ [a LONDON, TuoRSDAY MORNING, ( :d TTim CouRT.-The period of the visit of the Queen and the Prince Consort to Claremont has been t indcfinitely postponed, in consequence of illnees, of an f infectious character, prevailing in the immediato vicinity. t 3 Tim FUNDS.-Yesterday, there was a slight i 1e reaction in public securities. Reduced Three per Ceats. , w8, were last done atl)7T, some ...

... 0DrffVOIIlfMCC. 1. TO TlHE EDITOR OF THE HULT P.TACKET, I Sn,-l should not have troubled *fs with this letter, had it not been for the circumstance of Mr. Francis re- marking; iiiehis late speech, on the peculiar eleganco of the Latinity of the Inscription on the Salver. presented to him by his former pupilt; Whilst, withhbim, I admire the tlhought anid turn of tb'aLatir, I must bo parded for ...

... DESTRUCTIVE FIRE OF A SUGAR-HOUSE AT LIVERPOOL.-PERILOUS ESCAPES. Iae ill On Thursday morning, aboot a quarter past eight o clock, the le extensive sugar-refirnlg establishmcnt of Mr. James Branelser in (late BirT. und J. Brankaer) wso discovered to be on dire, and so 'Y rapid was the progress of the flames, that in a few miautes the is wnhle raege of buildings appeared to be one mns of flire. ...

... T .3 A .A1 _-L .. . I I nd Lord Adolphus Fitzelarence arrived here by HS5 the afternoon train from London on Saturday last. His to lordship slept at the Vittoria Hotel, and proceeded next in morning to Brocklesby Hall, on a visit to thie Earl of gn Yarborough. in. Sir Cliflford and Lady Consta')le, Miss Chi- *ct chester and suite, leave Burton Constable this morning as and will proceed by ...

... | ?? ,s~uu EsS -k DANGEROUS AccanaNITT'O MR. FZAIIGUS O'CON- Non.-A fish bone tins been so firmly fixed in Mr. O'Con- nor's throat shire lastt'rhurstdny, that all efforts have failed to retiovo it. His medicsi attendant deems bise situation so precarious, that hie has ordered him to abstain from all conversationl. MRc. FERNANDEs.-Ofl Saturday last, this gen- tlemian passed his first and final ...

... Our statement, a short time since, that on the hi occasion of a dissenting preacher, ef the name of Hall, w ht delivering a lecture beiore the Hull Literary end id 9 Philosophical Society, the room was packed by Sir Wm. he ll Lowthrop, appears to have oreated a most ridiculous ' it seosotion, not only in the mind- of the velvet knight, but n even in the council of that most lerned society. A ...

... I 5 I . .I . and The Queen has been pleased, on the nomina- had tion of Lord Forester, to appoint Charles Edwvard Murray, ?? Esq., to be one of her Majesty!s Hon. Corps of Gentlemen igher at Arms, vice Hophinson, who retires. THE GOLD COINAGE,-The employes at the ittee Royal Mint have been busily engaged for some time in Ition striking off the new coinage for the Bank of England, so hem- that ...

... EARL GREimY.-We are glad to learn that the latest accounts from Howick state that Lord Grey had enjoyed sleep during several hours for some nights past. The noble Lord had also suffered less pain lately, and his pulse and appetite were quite good. His medical attend- ants are of opinion that the malady with which his lord- ship is afflicted is running its course in the manner best calculated ...