... SFiPWRECK OF A STEAMER. l I Iz.1 .. Arrived at Penarth Roads, on Thursday, the brig Jane, of Sunderland, Bridges master, from Pugwash, Nova Scotia, but bound for Swansea, (having been driven up Channel by stress of weather) and having on board Mr. D. Mackay, master, and the crew of the steamer Shamrock, of Liverpool-I 5 in num- ber-which foundered at sea whilst on her voyage for St. John's, ...

... I RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE, The settlements appear to have been well adjusted, generally. From the extent of speculation indulged in during the last fortnight, grave fears had arisen that it might not pass off so satisfactorily as accounts have hitherto done, A settlement in several of the scrips of the last newr lines took place towards the latter end of last week, and did not, upon the whole, ...

... I I .. ? , ?? 1? AV--- . - - Our Information, even in this all-engrossing stbject, must this week of necessity occupy but little space. Although a number of new English lines come before us for the public support, the ?? the week has been the geat increase in foreign and colonial projects. We noticed in our last number that the merchants connected with the Mauritius have got up a scheme for a ...

... YORK, HULL, AND EAST AND WEST YORKSHSIRE JUNCTION RA 8IL.WAY. I o b s .. I v The greqest excitement has prevailed in the East Riding, o during the last few days, on the subject of this contemplated railway, which, it will be seen by reference to the prospectus f~ in our advertising columns, is brought forward under most u powerful influence, and is receiving the support of all the q principal ...

... SUICIDE OF A GENTLEMAN ON HIS VOYAGE FROM HULL TO LONDON, IN THE WIL~lAMl DARLEY SEAMER. ?? HousE.-Mr. Hall, of the firm of W. J. Ball and Co., of the Custom House Quay, waited upon the Lord Mayor f hrthe purpose of making a corrmuni. eation to his lordship, relative to the suicide of a gen- tleman on his passage from Hull to London in a steam. vessel. It appeared from the statement made by Mr ...

... THE SiHARE MA1RKET.-HULL, THURSDAY, SaPT-. 25, 1845.-The share market during the past week has been eteacdy, but without excitement. The heavy stocks should now attract more attention; the decided preference for some time past exhibited for scrip shares being incompatible with a healthy market for the established lines, prices have consequently, in many instances declined to a tempting point ...

... NOTICES OF NEW PUBLECATIONS. I Wm have not space to notice in detail the various volumes and numbers received during the last three weeks. The favours of our advertising friends engross so much ofourspacethatour ob- servations will of necessity be exceedingly brief. In Bllackwood's Afagazire we are glad to see tire con- tinuation of North's specimens of the British critics. There is a ...

... I APr. ?? A; Ida_ Ant!__ .. - . SRINE AssIzES.-At these Assizes, on the 11th inst. Eugene Joseph Marie Ptinue de Berghes, aged twenty- thi se years, wao triedforforgery. The prince isa member of adistinguiisbed anid hnonirablefamily, possesses alarge and independent fortune, and not long since married a young lady with considerable property. With a view of affording facilities for its members ...

... %AVIe Pull Toacutt ANaD MASWRXNG amE. f WE are happy to announce that Her Majesty arrived at Spithead, on Wednesday, from her con- tinental tour, in excellent health, and proceeded to Osborne House, where she arrived in safety. IT will be seen by a paragraph in another co- lumn, that that uncompromising Protestant, the Earl of WINCHELESA, has addressed letters to the Lord CHANCELLOR, to Earls ...

... HULL IN ?? I- CHAPTER II. SOmE time since we gave, in an abridged form,. the contents of the Hull papers published in one of the weeks of 1797, and drew a comparison between things as they wvere end are In the town. Since then, chance has thrown In our way a tile of the old journals; and from these we intend, from time to timne, to furnish the substance of such extracts as we think will be ...

... - !~N EWS FROM AMERICA. I Ther d~ti steat ship, Capt. Douglas, arrived from Hea.. h Tls OThurday steamoing, and brings advices from that al X o the b8th IL1. Incluslve. She completed the voyage in te 13 dayto Cold as far as we could learn, gave poof of ber co Amesn daring the passage to undertake such a lengthened ?? sy this arrival we are put in possessiou of papors a fro Newfoundland and ...

... o2 fl~br tp b ht'a Ad ei_ I Liz,) Rnibersl2 aunt f~jlerilal' ,3Intelligence. i. 11I -J r .- - - - - . The co0mnitte of'the ,Church Builitng Society ?? just 'received the moufi eent.sum of 500 guineas, from ,f B. L., in aid of the Incorporated Society, for Promoting the riEnlargement, &C., of Churches, and, Chapels. ;,The_ same bene- *r volent donor hassforwarded the handsome spM of £200 as a ...