PORT CARLISLE. Ang.22.—The Newcastle, (steamer.) Burton, from Liverpool, with goods and passengers. Aug. 26.—Tbe Royal Victoria, (steamer.) Hudson, from Liver, pool, with goods and passengers. Aug. 20.—The Newcastle, (steamer,; Burton, from Liverpool with goods and passengers. T

Coburg, August 21.—At length, after more than days of almost incessant travelling, the Queen and her Consort are resting in comparative quietude in the residence ot the Prince's ancestors. Her Majesty, it is said, slept last night the very room in which Prince Albert was born. T

[From "Tlie Morning Post."] Tup; Corn-Laws Every one prophesies that next session of Parliament is likely to be eventful one in respect to the Corn-laws. It not supposed that the state of doubtfulness to which the policy the protection principle has been brought under the manage

No. patients in the house, as per last account 41 30 Accidents during the week Admitted during the week 2 Admitted this day 32 Died during the week 0 0 Discharged during the week 1 Discharged this day 4 Remaining in the Hospital, August 26, 1845 .. Three vacant beds, besides wha

Chambers, Regent-street. The object of this a railway from Loudon to Exeter direct,'through Salisbury and other con - derablc towns, hitherto deprived of that great improvement The Tost important feature, however, of this undertaking will be, that it will establish an uninterrup

the First Inresligetion of the Profits on l*t August, 1841, Bonus wa« declared averaging Two per Cent per Annum on the aiimt insured. The Skcuno InveBTication tasks place Ist Accost. 1816, aho e»pkctinc Ihsorancks PREVIOUS TO THAT DATK PABTICIPATE THE DIVISION. Notice hereby giv

Windsor Castle.—Restorations are proceeding in the lower ward of the Castle. The Salisbury Tower is l<eing entirely rebuilt, ami Henry VIIPs Gateway, opposite St. George's Chapel, is also under extensive repair. are glad to see llul the Dean and Chanter arc continuing to add sta

wages, and in most cases their reasonable demands have been complied with. Maxohbstbb Soibbe.—With much gratificatii>n we are enabled to announce that Mi. Dickens has accepted the invitation of the directors to be present at the approaching grand toirtt, as will be seen from tbe

William Spicer's attendeat Chapel, Caversham-road. Whoever your informant «I know not, but this I know—he by no meaus a correct That Spicer did attend the above place about six or seven nths hack is true, and we are in the habit of using instru'■'« occasionally in tha singing, S

Family, Nobility, ffe. IS a sure and speedy Cure for those severe annoyances, without causing the Irtat pain or inconvenience. Unlike all other remedies for Corn*, its operation is such to render the cutting of Corns altogether unnecessary; indeed, we way say, the practice of cn