... I I LONDON, THURSDAY MORNINGu . FRANCE.-THE SARDINIAN TREATY A CA3INET QWLSTION.-The Paris papers of Monday and Tuesday are almost devoid of interest on this side the channel. On the former day, in the Chamber of Deputies, A. Guizot, in a speech of great manliness and eloquence, declarcd that he would consider the Sardi- nian ?? a Cabinet qestion. The first amemdment of the opposition, moved ...

... I TIDAL HARBOUR COMMISSION. I This commission was issued on the 5th of April, in this year, directed to Admiral Bowles, Captain Sir Jas. Bremer, R.N., Mr. Hume, M.P., Mr. Chapman, M.P., Mr. Rice, M.P., Mr. T. Baring, M.P., Captain Bean. fort, Hydrographer of the Admiralty, Professor Airey, the Astronomer Royal, Captain Washington, R N., and Mr. Godson, M.P., the counsel of the Admiralty, ...

... AND ZEASTE-UDING TIMES. .HUL4I, FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1845. nt ly A VARIETY of foreign intelligence is given in another part of the paper. There is, however a- later news from AMERICA; and, besides, there f was an arrival from INDiA and CHINA, On Wed. of er nesday. From the West, we learn that the re- g. solution to leave the settlement of the seat of :e. government question to the people in 1847 ...

... e Mone DasER.STALKeNGo.-On Wednesday, her Ma- ijesty was gratifed by witnessing tha noble sport of decr.stalking to very great advantage. The Quieen and the Prince had proceeded np Glen Tilt, with Lord a Glenlyon early in the aternoon, and her ?? re- nmaised at tho foreter's lodge whilst the Princc set orth with his noble host otn hsis sporting expedition. 'Ihe Prince succeeded in killing ...

... ;Lfuco T 4ewis. ; ?? BY DROWNING OF CAPTAIN Dpit- rtLaD 0i TabOit5rtetl- .Con8alerable alarm was created at thbi ilice on Sunday evenisglgult, in consequence of a report thit capl Dfittelde vessel had been sunk and himself drowned. vblteh ?? too true. It appears that theoamalck itanger.of twhclhbMr. ?? wasmastersailedfrom the Trout a: ew dan ago, ladell wilh potatoes for Loedon, wae ran fa3t ...

... ?? . . ?? On Thursday evening a public meeting of seamen, I and others irtereste I in the due collection and just dis- v tribution of this fend, was blid at London, bir Ed- h ,vard Codrington in thc erair. The Clhairman,i r open- ing the proceedings, went at some lenge th through the v several efforts which had beer niade, as well by him- P self its hY others, during the veveral ?? a since 189 ...

... -~ pn ac ANe wA tD srzatit AND M!AST-ILIDING WDINES. HULL, FRIDAY APRIL 16,1847. WE have before us the Bill introduced into Parliament by Lord MonPrTa, on the 30th of March last, for improving the health of towns in England. As the subject of Sanitary Improve- ment is one to which we have devoted con- siderable space and attention, and as Lord MOEPETrI's Bill, if carried into effect, will very ...

... I I eolonata anio ;or2en Entelligeice. TheOVRLNO INDIA. Tae VEIUNDMAiL.-An eytraordinary express froe& MsareilIles arrived on S~aturday afternoon, isith the deepiatche~s anticipat~ry of thre over'and mail, The dttea are, from Cal-~ malta, Ortober Sth, anid BombaY, October 15th. We quote the following froms the private cerrespondeuice of the HeiaoM, the combination to whichi we hare latterly ...

... . IMPORTANT TREATY. ALL THlE CLAIMI OF THE WESTERN POWERS CONCEDED. The announce with the highest satisfaction that the hostilities with China are brought to a, happy close, and that a treaty has been concluded granting to the Euro. peso powers every liberty of commerce and religious teaching they could possibly desire. The event is most I important. The Times publishes the following despatch ...

... LORD DERBY AT THE MANSION- I HO USE. The Lord Mayor and the Lady Mayoress, according to time-honoured custom, gave a dinner in the Egyptiau- hall of the Mansion-house on Monday evening. The usual loyal toasts having been proposed and duly honoured, The LORD MAYOR then gave The Army and Navy, to which His Eoyal Highness the Duke of CAM!BRIDGE responded. Sir JOHP PARINGTON responded for the ...

... ,he Last evening a meeting of the electors of this ward was OR held at Mr. Addy's, Royal Hotel, Queen-street; Mr. as, Thomas Larard, junr., occupied the chair, and the Pe aitendance during the progress of the proceedings on becamne large. Amongst those present were Aid. Abbey, oat and Councillors Clarke, Lotherington, Chambers, Rich- ?? ardson, and Dobson. The questions for discussion were lob ...

... fAPPALLIN G CATASTROPHE.j AWFUL SHIPWRECK ON THE l IRISH COAST. NEARLY FOUR HUNDRED LIVES LOST. (From the Wexford Coneltiltion.) The weather during the past few days bas bean of the most boisterous character, the gales of wind prevailing on Wednesday and Thursday being so violent as to cause great apprehension that serious shipping disasters might result thereform. This view has been ...