... vt t Ao le w Lo1a 1rttcif X AND OAST-RIDING TIMES. HULL, FRIDAY, MAY 23,1851. 1 0~~ IT is no easy matter to set to rights a Whig Government office. Itis an undertaking where failure is the rule and success the exception. It is the cleansing of the Augaean stable, the weaving of Penelope's web, the rolling of the Sisyphian stone, the ascent of the treadmill,-a task never ending, still ...

... FROM 'ITH E LONDON GAZETTE. FRIDAY, AUGUST 8. flANKRPIcS. CLOUGHTON, William, of Kingston-upon -Hull, auctioneer, August 20 and September 17, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Kingston-up traiIull. Mr. T. Carrick, ofl- cial assignee; and Messrs. Richardson and Lec, solicitors, H1all. NEWTON, John, sen., of Washingborough, Lincobtshire, boat owner, August 20 and September 17, at half-past ...

... I HAMBURG, AUGUST 3.-Intelligence from the Dan- ish capital represents the public mind in the most b perfect state ot tranquility, and has continued so since the change of ministry. The question of the project of ti the Count Von Sponueck seems to have been discussed by most of the members of the new cabinet as the most suitable to be laid before the Chambers for the final regulation of the ...

... IDISTRICT INTELLIG ENC. I COTTINOHAM. o PARcOCHIAL MURTiorss.-The good feelings of the rote. it payers of Cottingheen, were manifeeted towards the guar- In dians of thie branch of the Sculcoates Union on Wed. T nesday evening, by a sumptiueu dinner, provided by the vworthy host and lioatesH of the fluke of Cunmberland, Mr. Waltham in the chair ;after the usual loyal toaste bed been 55 drank, ...

... HER MAJESTY'S STATE BALr.1 The State Ball on Friday, ttt the Buckingham Palace, so graciously desnined by her Majesty to give an impetus to the trade of the metropolis, could hardly have failed to have effected its object even if the nobility had not been endued with the same patriotic spirit that animated the sovereign. The period selected by the Queen for this ball was happily chosen, in ...

... F TnE recent news from the Cape of Good b nope can scarcely be said to be flattering to our s amlour propre as a great nation, and it is by no t means comfortable intelligence to us as a tax- a paying nation. The description given by Sir t Harry Smith and his officers of inroads amongst Caffres, and of the capture of their horses, cattle, and goats, and of the destructi on of their wretched ...

... ag HOUSE OF LORtDS.-FRnDAY, Feb. 22. ad ItOYAL ASSENT. ed Their Lordships met at a quarter before four, when tihe o- Royal assent was given by commission to the County Coss ce (Ireland) Bill. en THE ANTI-lENT AGITATING PRESBYTERIAN in MINISTERS IN IRELAND. rn Thc Marquess of LooNDsOrNtDR, in alluding to a statement g whichi had appeared relative to tibo agitation for a reduction of tg rents by ...

... AND EAST-RIDING TIMEs. HULL, FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1850. -- - - -- 4o PORT CHARGES, TniB Directors of the Dock Company at this port have issued the following very important notice:- 'titerations in Scoeduleeof R2ates anad Clarges upon Tnaloel., Dye and Furniture Woods, and Wood Goods generally, pay- able to the said Company. 11 NOTICr.-The Directors of the Dock Company nt Kingston. upon Hull, ...

... THE DETENTION OF THE EMIGRANTS1 TO PORT NATAL. In answer to the summons which was obtained on Wednesday last against Mr. Joseph Rylands, Lieut. Lean appeared at the police court on Saturday, when letters were read from MIr. Robert Bean, the managing clerk of Mr. Rylands. stating that as Mr. Rylands was then in London, orders had been given that the victual- ling of the passengers on board the ...

... FOREIGN INTlMLL1GEtNCj, l~ F RAN CE. The cavalry review, ota the plinii (If Isatery' 01'1 saillcs, took place oniThursday, and attraced' tu~ \e ant crowd from Paris anid thle neighbor are11MC1 number of troops on thle ground w~5itrn places. Vlea whicli fully one-half were ca~vajlr-' 5boThe ! ofo thle republic arrived on the groun da phrtly io of o'clock, having come from P'i'ris tu V tersilsn ...

... eorrc~pol~enbn I KINGSTON COTTON MILL. TO THE EDITOR OF THEl HULL PACKET. 8sIR-Having seen in your paper a few weeks [go an adverisement in which an offer was made of exchanging, to the number of ?? shares, of one hundred pounds each, in the Kingston mill, for ?? of the eaams amount in the old company; and hbaving also learnt, upon inquiring in the proper quarter, that NqO OVE ?? availed ...

... I1 nle rc, BEVERLEY. ir- SEHMoNS On Sun~day last, sermons on behalf of Fog. 0 land Mission and the Model Parish, with its model cot* g tages, schools, factories, &c., as follow :-At St. John's ny Chapel, in tho morning, by tile Rev, W. Wright, M.A., lt and, in the afternoon, at the Minster, Both places were t largely attended, and the rev, gentleman's stirring appeal Y to the synmpathies of ...