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The Clambakearians left off when they had done, and went home when they were tired of staying. No lives were lost, though, if can judge from the speakers, clans will be the death of somebody. It was, howe yer, as Kallender truly observed, a great day for Hull, and mighty events may grow out of it. Several slack baked editors att tended, and got their baking finished.

 A full report of this interesting and im- portant affair is now in preparation for the press, with the speeches, songs, toasts, &c, revised and corrected by the authors, in the manner of the Boz Dinner. The newspa- pers will soon give you more oft. Pilgrim Radical is busy among the old ladies, hunt ing up diabolical outrages. Expect post full of bloody things tomorrow or next day, worth any mans money. Hull is as quiet as can be expected after such an exciting transaction,