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Pos'rsc ?? LONDON-FRIDAX, AUGUST 29. The British and North American Royal mail steamn- ship (l)C Lria, Captain Judkins, arrived at Liverpool at an early hour yesterday imorning, after a fine run from Bos- tOln, inclusive of the usual detention at 1halirax, of eleven days and a fe

HULL PRICE CURRENT.-AuGUST 27, 1845. LINSEED, Odessa. nernuar .- . 0 O -. , LLD, es esaa, per quar . £2. . 2 to £2 3 ~Petersburg fine200 ?? 0 0 0 Common ?? 1 I I 0 Ilferior ?? I1 0 ?? 0 Riga .1170. 000 MeluelandKonigsberg 1 15 o.. 1 17 0 Archangel.1 iS O I 19 0 Hambro' and Danish

ISLE OF WIOHT RAILWAY. To the EDITOR of the HAMlPSaIltE TELEGRAPH. , Slewport, August 25, 1845. v I m-I wkish to make a feiv observatious for the benefit vtyour Readers on the Railway question in the Island. Two meetings have recently been held at ie Rlyde and Newport. The Ryde n

a daughter. Un the 20th ?? at llossana, county WicUlow, the Lady of | Daniel Tighe, Esq., of a son. On Thursday, the 28th inst., at the Dowager Lady Arundell's, i 17, Dover-street, the Hem. Mrs. Ncave, of a sou. On the _9ch inst., in Somers-place, Hyde Park, the Lady of Henry Uo

(i rom the Munahes'er fiuarduin.) We have lardy received some information respecting the cultivation of improved varieties of cotton in the East Indies, which will not be without interest to the great bulk of our readers. We have stated, on former occasions, that the experi- men

President, Lord John Manners ; Sir John Hanmer, Mr. Milnes, &c, to a dinner, a full account of which appeared in this paper. On Tuesday, the 26th of August this year, Lord Lyttelton gave the society one of those hearty joyous fetes which, animated by the spirit of other kindlier

The Report of the commissioners on this important sub- ject is now printed and delivered to Members. After no- ticing the condition of various harbours, it concludes : — Your commission humbly recommend— That a Board of Conservancy be established for the superintendance and pro-

Great Protestant Demonstration. — On Wed- nesday, the _oth instant, a large meeting of Protestants was held at Lisbwgp, to express tbeir sympathy with Mr. Watson, who had been dismissed from bis office of Justice of the peace. The first signal of preparation on Tuesday night, wa