... HOUSE OF LORDS (THIS DAY). TRIBUNALS OF COMMERCE. Lord BEAUMONT presented a petition from the city of Gloucester, praying for the establisbment of Tribunals of Commerce, and suggested that a select comdmittee should be appointed next session for the purpose of considering the subject. AFRICAN EMIGRANTS. A conversation, originated by Lord BROUGHAM, took place between the Duke of NEWCASTLE and ...

... : :: QUEEN's VISIT;-We undeistand that 801oe of our own tradestren have prepared the selves to ?? aldermen slnd eouncillors witb official robes for the state ocedilon, when fler Majesty shall tppear amongst as.' Doubtless there are muembers of the Town Council whn will feel a pride ii having their orders exaeoted;at home. especially when that can be done by experienced sed first-rate hands. ...

... HU-I:L WORKHOUSE. The usual weekly meeting of the guardians was held at the Workhouse on Wednesday afternoon lastt, tbe go- Vernor, Mr. Buchanan, in the chair. From the weekly etatement it appeared that' there were 345 persona icathe house at the beginning of the week remaining in the house at the expiration of the week, 3386; corresponding week last vear, 337. The total number of persons who ...

... A Public meeting, convened by advertisement headed ei Religions Equality, was held in the hall of the V Mechanics' Institute, an Tuesday evening last, ,to con- & sider the propriety of appointing delegates to the ir approaching Anti-state Church Conference i) London II At the commencement of the proceedings three fourths fr of the seats were empty, but a considerable increase of g numbers ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. This being Asconsioo-day, their lordships did not sit. HOUSE OF COMMONS (THIS DAY). Sir J. R&,suEsn took the oaths and seat for Taunton. ADMIRALTY PATRONAGE. On the motion of Lord SEYmOuR, a message was ordered to be cent to the lords to give leave for attendance of the Duke of Northumnberland as a witness before a select committee on the Dock-yard appointments. IMPERIAL ...

... *Tr-HEs -M AoRwR.I AGE. O. F. -T HE I EMPEROR OF THE FRENCH. _ _ . ~ ~ ~ I At twelve o'clock 00 Saturday, according to ansnouncemenst,a the members of the Bureau of the Senate and Corps Lpgislatif, the member, of the Council of Stats, and several individual members of the Senate and Corps Legilatif waited upon thte Emperor at the TIuileries, to receive his remarkable commusni- I cation ...

... I R E L A N D. PATRIOTIC LOYALTY,-The Nation of this day, in an article headed The Slave's Holyday, gives vent to the following graceful ebullition of good taste and manly sentiment. The feelingthat dictated the effusion at such a moment cannot be to highly appreciated:- 'Dublin Flunkeydom is in tears this moment because this English Queen will not appear in our streets in the full glory of ...

... THE EMPEROR and EMPRESS are traversing- the northern provinces, and are everywhere re- ceived with great popularity. Lours NAPOLEOIN is intelligent, active, and thoroughly uiderstancds Frenchmen. Those journeys are a proof of his fitness for a French throne. The people want excitement,-something to see, - something to talk of,-and something to do,-to save them from despair. The monotony of a ...

... abbe 10111:- Valcut AND EAST RIDING TINES. HULL, FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, 1853. THE BOARD OFi HEALrH AND THE WINCOLMLEE PROPERTY. WE beg to draw the especial attention of our readers to the two letters which are inserted in our report of the proceedings at the meeting of the Local Board of Health, yesterday. We feel compelled to say that they reflect the deepest discredit upon the Board. No ...

... fforresponeell . - I TO THE EDITOR OF THE ULL PACKET. DBAn SiR.-Your correspondent Cathollpes, in his lucid, but somewhat psiurul statemoent, inserted in the Pack-t last week, infornms the public Ihat only rour replies ha I bee received to the treastiver'o circular, which bad been sentt to upwards of a hundred of the principal inhabitants of the tunown and neilihbli rhood, soliciting ...

... GRIUMSBY BOROUGH .LMPkLOVENMENT. c WE redeem the promise which we gave a r fortnight ago to recur to the subject of the Saii- t tary Improvement of Grimsby. Since the pub- t lication of our fbrmer remarks we have been fa. 1 voured with opinions on both sides otfthe question i at issue, and have had an opportunity of personally examining the great cause ?? I Improvement Bill itself. And, having ...

... m_ BEVERLEY STEEPLE CEASE.-Thle Right Host. of Lord Londesborouglt we understand, gives £50 to the sporingmenof Beverley for a steeple chase, to take mt placeearly in March next. Full particulars will be ig, duly advertised in our columns at a future day. ey BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SoCIeTY'S JUBILEE. -A sermon, on behalf of the Jubilee Fund of this to soCiety, vhill he preached on Sunday ...