... BONNETS, BONNETS, BONNETS . ?? o- fHE largest and cheapest Stock of New BON NETS in Hlll; plain Stra Ws in every make j aand size, DUNSTABLE from id., to LEGHORNS 21s . each; several Cases of AcanNC STRAWS just received, from 121d. to l6s. each; several Dozens of CHILDREN'S FANCIES, in TucnandGrey muixtures. FANCY DRAWN BONNETS, from 4s. 9d. to l9s. 6d.; Dress Caps, from is. to ' s;. 9 d.;; ...

... P I N T I N G of all kinds executed au PAM] P CHEAPLY, NEATLY, & EXPEDITrIOUSLY, .~ atthe HuiPacket of. ce, as atany Officein the Town ?? LEBN F I ELD S T A RC H M ost G The Ladies ace respectfully requested to mace -sTb a trial of the GLth D etode POWrsmcs STARCH, which, for domeaticiuse~choW taenae' usnifu unrivalled, ind is now usedin tha Royal Laundr' .i a Ti wsolset8~ ?? at lls., eab by1 ...

... ~ A ~ ALIAN EMIGRATION U6 OFFICE. LTle first Ship of the Liverpool line wil I saml I 15s ruwnO London on the 12th June. fiipriuas apply to NOHN NICOL & CO., 4, Wellhigton-street, I-ull. S TE AM. flOR COPENHAGEN AND ST. PETERSBURG, carrying post-ollice Letter Bags. The A 1, Setieor, rViCTORIA, J. F. RuGl Connmander, is itended to leave HaLl] o0l TUESDAY Evening, 15th JueT fer Nine O'clock. ...

... DENTAL SURGERY. M RS. MANNE (Widow ef the late Mr. G. A. Manne, Surgeon Dentist), continues to carry on the practice of her late Husband, under the superintendence of Mr. R. Marks.-8, Etherington. Place, Hull, near the Infirmary. NOTICE. T LEE, Nos. 6 and 7, Church-lane, Hull, ie original maker of the Concentrated Lemonade, Gingerade, &c., begs to acquaint his friends and the public that MATT ...

... 4*niceflancOu0. V ERMIN! VERMIN! !-Houses, Ships, Stores, &c., speedily cleared of Rats and Mice, by BATTLE'S VERMIN KILLER. Mice oat it readily, and die on the spot, TEOSTIMON IALS. Sir,-Tlhe packet of Battle's Vermin Killer that I got of you is a first-rate killer. I placed a little or it according to thedirectionsoverniiglht in three separate places, and in the morning, to my astonishment, ...

... REGULAR LINE OF TRADERS. O R L U B E K, Vi P the fine Hanoverian Schooner aI HENRtCUSha Capt. J. H. SCHULTE 0cceds the Mentor, and will be dispatched about the 21st Instant. For Freight, &c., apply to GEORGE CAMMELL, Hull, gtll Jlne, 1852. KO s0R B RF.M EN TOWN, lt F R the Fine Vessel ' N C H L I E V E N H E I T,. Capa S. VAN rER SWAG, has the greater portion of her Caro engapd and will be ...

... GR-EAT CLEARING SALE. jOHN MORLEY will commence clearing out the whole of his SUMMER STOCK of tiJ SILKS, SHAWLS, DRESSES, BONNETS, RIBBONS, MILLINERY. and .GENERAL DRAPERY, on MONDAY NEXT, June 21st., at greatly REDUCED PRICES. BRITISH AND FOREIGN DRAPERY HOUSE, 12, MARKET-PLACE, -HULL. HUJL L EL EC TI O N. THE SPRING A-ND SUMMER STOCK REDUCED, TO CLEAR AT A SACRIFICE, PRIOR TO THE STOPPAGE OF ...

... *Dipping. A ; , USTRALIAN EMIGRATION Ad OFFICE.-The' first Ship of the Liverpool Line will sail on the 20th June. The first Ship from London on the Ist July. For Particulars apply to JOHN NICOL & CO., 4, Welliugton-street, Hull. WANTED TO CHARTER, a SHIP,ofnotlees than 500 Tons register. F OR MELBOURNE, PORT PHILIP, the fast-sailing Clipper-ship J& g KALMIA, of London, A.l. at Lloyds, and ...

... clfie Uran aui 0. F ROM £5,000 to X50,000 a year may be T, Trealised by either sex, whether imployed or un- employed, by comparatively TRIFLING OUTLAYS, 'so certainly as to render FAILURE ABSOLUTELY i IMPOSSIBLE; also, by mere fractional outlays pro. G portionately smaller incomes may be certainly realised. of Theselucrative undertakings involve neither partnership th nor risk, do not subject ...

... Established upwards of Seventy Years. S SCHWEPPE and Co., by Royal a Appointment, Manufacturers of Soda, Potass, 1,jgnesia Waters, and ?? Lemonade. London Liverpool Derby ; and 65, Castle-Street, Bristol. So much prejudice has been produced in the public rnd by SpuiriOus Articles, containing not a particle of Alkali, but sold as such, that Consumers are earnestly recommended to ask for ...

... *F tipptng. HULL'rO NEW YORK-REGULAR TRADERS. r F E Well-known and Favourite ,ILThI Brig HARLEQUIN, A 1, 500 Tons Burden, DMATTHEW BRowN, Corn- wander, arrived from America after a rapid passage of Three Weeks, will be Despatched-about ?? of July. Has Superior Accommodation for Steerage Passengers. Apply to the Captain on Board, in Junction Dock; to R. J. NELL, 6, Junction-place, JNO. ...

... ! FISHING SMACK FOR SALE. , r-i BE SOLD BY AUCTION, I by Messrs. OATES, Sou, and CAPES, On, board the Vessel now lying at the Old Ferry . Landing, on TUESDAY, Jane 29th, 1852, at Three - o'Clock, a All that good and substantially built SMACK, or G VESSEL, called the SEA FLOWER, of Great aGrimby, burden, per Register, 12 Tons; with all t her Standing and Running Rigging, Sails, Anchors, ...