... transatlantic news The Nei York papers are to the 15th, and contain intelligence from Canada, from Texas, and from Mexico, to about the beginning of last month. The last message of President TYLER occupies some half- score mortal columns of the New York journals ...

... forward, orsentis g of new feats by ths Highland Dancers, Pipers, Negro Mtlosdti, &c., and the now Panorama illustrative of the latter days tf Bsonaparte at St. Helena, his funeral, &c. SrnP LAUNOH.-On Saturday last, a fine new iarque, of 300 tons registed ...

... advcertisemnent that Mr. W. T. Howe's Christmas ball is fixed for Wednesday week, at the Jarraft-street Rooms. EARLY Nnws,.-.The public will be glad to learn that Mr. W. M'Allunn has made arracsgements for de- livering the London msrnissg papers in Hull, at six ...

... countries, by negoclitioos, upon the principle of corw. promise; but each bad provedunauecessful. These negoetations took place at London, ian the years 181S, 1824, and 1826; the two first under the administra- tion of Mr. Monroe, and the lest under that of Mr ...

... to his Parliatmentary duties. HULL GapiaaAL, INFIRMaARYt.--A benefaction a of £2 from a party of gentlemen, per Mr. Glever, London f Tavern, haes been received this week,.' THE LATE MR. J. S. RADFORD.-The sudden 7and lamented death of this gentlem-an (noticed ...

... the Grammar School, Hull, on Of t Telescopes and Telescopic Discoveries, to a very respectable and Gel crowded audience, illustrated by several beautiful diagrams, I &c., aided by at powerful pitantasmagorla. The lecture wras such r as to create a lasting ...

... Soil, which was reserved for the ensuing weekly moat- C ing. b NEW SMALL DEBTS'. COURT.-The Judges of 61 the superior courts have fixed the scale of allowanc0 to wyi- nooses in the new County Courts -gentlemen, mereh.,nts, C bankers, end professional ...

... Al. Louis George Jullien, the wvell known musician, sta tcome before Mr. Commissioner Pane, in the Bankruptcy ant Court, London, on Thursday, on application for his certifi- thi care. There teas some oppositios, but in the course -.tf giving judgment ...

... oxen; 25tb, Gazelle, from Antwerp, 9 calves. CHRISTMAS TREAT TO THE INMATES Or THE ?? Christmas Eve the inmates of the Hull Workhouss were plentifully regaled with spice butns, cheese, and ale, and on Christmas Day withsroast beef ani plum ptd- ding. A similar ...

... ExPERxmENTSON THE ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. -On Wednesday, W. Reed, Esq., of London, one of the en- e gineers of the electric telegraph company, made a series of !, experiments at the new railway station, on the telegraphic wires it which have been laid from ...

... dispute arose between them P when thre prisoner made usa'of'tome violent language to his cut sister, and on Friday, after Christmas-day-, 29th Dec~ember, Crm the prvisoner purchased some oxalic acid of Mr. Hudson, drug- co~ gist, of itoile, for which he~ ...

... le fr n hristmass day dinner, a and hapy, wth theoilie accomanimet, plum pudding'. I e CHRISTMAs BEEFe. - Amongst the splendid ishow of beef for the ensuing Christmas market are four it -remarkably fine oxen, pureliseed by Mr. Win. Barnes. of the g, f Shambles ...