... LETTER FROM DR. PUSEY ON THE PRO. POSED THEOLOGICAL TEST AT OXFORD. MydeiU-.-You ask me what I shoild do incase this uew test to be proposed to Convocation, should pass. I woulod say stooCe, that others, not so Immediately affected or intendeadiy this test, need not, I should think, make up their Mitn4 yet I plainly have no choice; it is not meant that 'ls4atdtlkeit. norcan 1. You ...

... - ?? - ? Rocultural 111formatiolt, ?? .. ? I AGRICULTURE INCUMBEND.. ..Dc. 23-We have delayed this report in or er to obtain the best possible information on the yield' 'of tholasit ior ' The wheat'erop ?? much - in stuse parts of 1he'C6ountry the yield iswvery good, and quality better. hao the ipre- ceding orop, whilst In others it is very defloent, ;ilthahpgh in thiose diitrials the produce' ...

... f l it |1||D ' . - - - - Coe lilt JSAcitI t, I ANFD MADSq!-XlDINI W!IMES. HULL, FRIDAY, NOVEBE.R 7, 1845. THr| e Subjects engross public attention at the present moment-namely, Corn, the Funds, and Railway Shares. The earnest cry of interested speculators, to open the ports, is not responded to by Ministers. Foreign corn, as yet, is not'to be admitted free of duty, Government having taken time ...

... AND MAST'lRIDMING alyXX3X T-IULL, FRIDAY' 2DECEMBUEI 26, 1845. ?? ?? WEY hlave at length before us the Speech of Mr. POLK, the Aeirican President, to the two Houses of Congress. This important State pa- pel' reached Liverpool on7 Monday afternoon, by the Sea. and a copy of it, in a New York paper, was kindly forwarded to the Packet Offiec by express, so that we were in possession of it saky ...

... I GRAIN, FLOUR, AND WMEAL. I ^ .. (From the Econoinist.) There was never a moment whea this trade excited greater interest than at present. The following tables cxhibit the qoclities of each kaind of grain, offotar, and nmeal, imported in the ten months ending the 6th of November for the last three years, and the total quantities of all kinds. Of wheat, the quandity imported in the present ...

... MAIZE, OR INDIA.N CORN. Contemrporaneoously with the romission of duty on this article, Dr. B)artlett, editor, of the Nelo Yorh Al- b6on, has written and sent over a{ ehort tract, explatia- tory of its great virtues as an elernent offood. Accord- ing to the Doctor, it is at once cheap, nutritiouvs, and palatable- Ma*2 e, or Indian corn1 is the farinaceous food in general use IIn the rural ...

... S A - - 'SOUTH IANCASHIRE ELECT16N., : ~ ~ ~ ~~ I . . al- le as id 0, in b, ig e !d Le Df ii 0 N id i. We 1l .11 to 1- ih f it t, it is ., d 0, All if r i.I By The nomination took place ait Newtoniu-ii-thillOow on Fri day morning. The proceedings' excited much interest. Booh Candidates were escorted to the Iuetiigs by largi bodies of their friend and asuppororrs. Mr. Brown was. no minated by ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. THURSD.'lY Jan. 22. Trhe Session of P'arliamrrent was opened this day by -the Queen with t0r usual August Ceremouieg. ,t~ ton minutes past two o clock the report of carlinn announced her Majeosty'b arrival at the Riouse of Lords, and in about flee minutes afterwards her Majesty, at- tended by his 11yal Hlighnless Prince Alibert and thle great Officers of State, entered the ...

... &otwjsponbence. HULL SPRING FAIR. TO TuE EDITORS OF TlE HULL PACKET. GENTLEr.gcEN,-Your correspondent, A Townsman, is in error in supposing that no particular day is set apart for tire Hull Spring Fair. It was announced that the Spring Fair would be held on the First Tuesday in every April, and the advertise- ments which have subsequently appeared, have only been by way of refresher to the ...

... We are indebted to the Hull Temperance Pioneer, an unpretending monthly publication, for the following statistics with reference to the various religious denominations in this town. This little periodical has the merit of having, on more than one occasion, furnished facts with reference to the moral and social condition of the inhabitants of Hull, which exhibit considerable care in their ...

... (By a Correspondent of the Tbiac.) NEW YORK, Frn. 28.-The accounts received here a few days since, by the steamer Cambria, gore universal satisfaction. They were esteemed of the most pacific character. Some ap- prehensions, however, are now entertained by the friends of peace, lest the Britisi Government may decline any further at- tempts, for the present, to renew the negotiation. I am not of ...

... I EPITOME, OF GENERAL NEWS. The Queen has been pleased to appoint Col. George Bowles to be Master of Her Majesty's House- hold, vice the Hon. Charles Agustus Murray, resigned. Her Majesty has graciously presented a dona- tion of £50 to the Artists' General Benevolent Institu- tion, whose anniversary dinner wvill take place on Satur- day the 19th inst,, when the Right Hon. Henry La- bouchere ...