... EPITOTIVFE OF GENERAL NEWS. It is ruinonred ill Court circles that her Majesty and Prince Albert will, after their visit to Ireland, pro ceed to Lisbon, there to visit the Queen of Portugal whose royal consort is a cousin of Prince Albert. Tile Queen has been pleased to approve of r.Aq John Arthur, as Consul, at Turk's Island, for the United States of America. Prince Albert has forwarded a ...

... C-be woull waructo ?? I I The Customs Duties were brought before the house last Wednesday, and, vith the exception of the follow- ing alterations, the duties were to cease for the present time, That from and after the dates specified among ?? articles undernientionled, the duties of Custo01s now chargeable upon such articles ?? into the United Kingdom shall cease and determine, viz:- Seeds ...

... ESTORATION OF THE INTERIOR OF , HOLY TRINITY CHURCH. Time restoration of the interior of the Have of thit venerable it anti interesting structure is now nearly completed; an til ?? effect of it, looking fromt the transcepst arch towardo the west I window, is truly grand. It ttust be highly gratifyitig to a'll C those persons who have so liberally subscritiet to tile fund, to ill find that ...

... ,,N1poRTATION OF WHEAT AND WIATI FLOUR FROM CANADA. T'he following is an account (just printed by order of tihe House of Commons) of wheat and wheat flour (,eated in quarters of wheat) imported into Great Britain and Ireland, from Canada, in the years ending the5th of Jauaary, 1812, 1813, 1844, and 1845; also, of the quantity entered for homo consumption in the albovenlentionlod pleriods:- ...

... DINNER OF THE MEDICAL PROFESSION I TO DR. ALDERSON, Ine midicajrofen&ion 'of this town mod the susrroundl. ing district, 5fnhiouB-tOiEew their ?? Osteemn of Dr. Ale9r-o-sso y -about. to. leave-,Hull,hbave. determined to er-ect a marble ~bust! of him In the Hall ,of the 8.11 General Infirmary, anud on, Tuesday evening last thek lijitea hss't Wa dinner (excltisively of the pro- feniona).a ...

... The other day, the Hull Advertiser of Saturday, May 5th, 1798, and the Hull Packet of Tuesday, May 22nd, of the same year, wvere put into our hands; and a perusal of these venerable documents having amused us in a leisure hour, we feel confident that there are many of our readers who would be gratified with a slight notice of their contents, as they tend to show the vast difference in the past ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... X±ttterd. MALEBOLGE, THE LIVERPOOL OBSERVATORY. ; r doubt na', frien', you think ye'rc nao sheep-shank, Since you bavo got a Secrelarsv'e rank ! .But gin yc'vo read oale half aa mauch as nme- . Though faith that day, I doubt, yell niever see- .There'll be, if that date coma, 171l wad a hoddle, So6me fewrer wbigenelceriea in your aoddle. r Buer~s, (urue lietnlid poeela.) To the EDIIOBlS of thc ...

... .- . t THE PROBABLE ELECrION.-ELECTORS E tLOOK OUT A-HIEAD! I The opinion is general that there will be an elec- Itr tion in a very short time. It is believed that Sir th us Robert Peel's proposals, in reference to the cornPI laws, will go far enough to ofend the ultra protec. ne tioninterest, unless such compensation beoflered, de at the expense of the public, as will offend the free C ...