... MISCELLAN E OU S. It is confidently calculated that parliament will be prorogued about the 12th or 14th of August. Fanny Elssler, the celebrated darseuse, has taken her final leave of the stage at Vienna, where she made her debdit upwards of twenty years ago. Lord Maldon, late of the Ride Brigade, is being sued by an officer of the Guards, whose wife he had seduced. A divorce is sought for. ...

... Eorrupollb C it (E. WRECK OF LE NAPOLEON OF BOULOGNE r THE CREW SAVED BY CARTE'S ROCKETS. a Coast Guard, Saltburn, near Galsborough, Oct.1D, 1851 DxArt Srn,-In reply to your question respecting your truly valuable rockets, I have to acquaint you that they were used most successfully by me on the night ot the 25th ultimo, under very distressing circumstances, blowing a complete hurricane, with ...

... ILOCAL AND GMNIMRAL NEWS. LRssONS FOR SUNDAY, DECEtitE, 14.-Third Sunday in Advent-Moriing1First Lesseon: Isaiah xxv. Secoril Lesson: Acts ?? Lesson: 155a ah xxvi. Seconid Lsson 1 First Peter so HIULL SUBSCRIP'TION LIBRARY.-At the first meet- ing of the G lirmittee, beld on Friday lost, the two followitg gentlemen were re-elected :-Chas. Frost, E1q., ?? Presitent; J. Bi Briggs, Esq., Treasurer ...

... ISLE OF AXHOLME PROTECTION SOCIETY. GREAT MEETING AT 11PWORTH. A large and influential meeting of agricultirists, tradesmen, and others was held in the Court House, Epworth, on Thursday (yesterday), convened by placard and circulars, for the purpose of remodel- oing the Isle of Axhohine Farmers' Society, with a view to its greater efficiency and usefulness, and so that it may for the future ...

... I HER MAJEST Y'S STATE VISITI ER MAJ TO THE CITY. | le Tha Queen honotired wit], her presence the grand enter- re taiciment biven on Wednesday last in Gutidhall by the Car. is porithin of London, in celebration of the Exhibition of the I-World'a IladuotrY ; and never did faithful subjects receive a ti Sovereign with mare cordial dmaontilcations of loyalty and itattachment. At a quarter before ...

... .Cte %1|ZZ ?? AND EAST-RIDINO TIMBS. HULL,FRIDAY,JUNE 20,1851. -a, LORD STANLEY ON THE NAVIGATION I L A WL S. LORD STANLEY'S speech, on the presentation of the Liverpool petition complaining of the injurious consequences of the repeal of the Navi- gation Laws, should be carefully read and con- sidered by every man who will have a vote to tender at the ensuing general election. It is a masterly ...

... LULE. TO THE EDITOR OF THlE HULL PACKET. SIR,-Miay I intrude upon y6ur columns for another comn- munication on the penilulum, which shall tie as brief a one as possible, and my last. In the first place, I would bear honourable testimony to the very candid spirit at Mr. May- field's recent letter, as also hisa forcrer two, and express Bn wsvih that all controvernid were carried on in a ...

... DR. BELL'S LECTURE ON THE GUNPOWDER TREASON. On Monday evening last the members of the Pro. tebtact Operative Conservative Association, with their friends, met in the school room, Featherstone's-entry, to bear a lecture by Dr. Bell, on the Gunpowder Treason.' The room was very much crowded, and great interest 1 appeared to be taken in tile subject. 0 CHAS. YTnALE, Esq., having ?? the chair, ...

... From the letter of an emigrant by the Haidee, we make the following extracts:- 'Peter Maritzburg, Aug. 18, 1851. I shall not trouble you with say particulars of our passage, passage you undoubtedly by this time are acquainted with all parliculars. I can only say we had a very goad passage. The prospect when we landed was realy bad. It was in the commencement of the wet season, which is ...

... OUR LIBRARY TA.BLE. ?? FIRST GRIEF, OR, RECOLLECTIONS OF ^ it BELOVED SISTER. A MEMOIR AND AUTOB-10 it GRAPiHY. BY A PROVINCIAL SURGEoN.-LoodW.I: t. Nisbet. Ic This is a chirming little work, animated by the trra Se, spirit at once of piety and of poetry. We do not me=- as that description of piety which is poetic merely. amdl. ie which obtains so largely among certain ceisees in the- present ...

... FROM TIrE LONDON GAZEVrTE _I lhe FRIDAY, MI&Y 2. ed BANKRUPTs. - BURROWS, William, Park-street, Islington, surgeon, to sur, UP render May 14, at two o'clock, June 13, at twelve, at ibs In Bankrupts' Court: solicitor, Mr. Ciopi-r, Old Cvendish. Dm street, and Gray's-inn-square: official asolgnee, -Mr. Ocahnal It WOODIN, J,,hn, Matilda-aireet, lslitegton, uplolstvrer Ma; :he 5, at half-past one ...

... IFROM. TE LONDON GAZETTE.I FRIDAY, NOV. 14. SAN iRUrTS. ASHTON, Edward, Kingiton.upon-Hull, woollen draper, Dec. 3, 81, at twelve, at the Town Hall, Kingston-np- o Hull; soli itrrs, Messrs. Shackles and Son, Hull; officia! assignee, Mr. Carrick, Hull. BROWN, Robert, Gravel.lane, Southwarlk, and St. Mary-at- Hill, City, basket-maker, to surrerider Nov. 20, at II o'clock, Dec, 22, at 1, at the ...