... TRE' COTTON CULTURE AND MIANU- FACTUR.Si Q 2'OF IIPUIIThed STATBS. PH!LAIELPH!A, JULY 20, 1840.-A series of papers, exhibiting remarkable ability in a conmmercial, statistical, manufacturing, and agricultural point of view, have been published in the Bost~ot Patriot. They have created quite a sensation amongst the planters, politicians, and merchants of the United States, in consequence of the ...

... I HOUSE OF LORDS-TuESDAY. ROY.L ASSENT. The royal commissioners, viz. the Lord Chancellor, the Marquess of Normzanhy, the Marquess of Lsnsdowne, thel Earl of Shaftesbury, and the Earl of Clarendon, gave the J royal assent to the R. goeey Bill, the Soap Daties Bill, the AssessedTaxes Composition Bill,the Pirliamentary Boroaghs Bill, the Poor Law Commission Bill, the Ineane Prisgnors Bill, the ...

... IltELAND. DITBIIN, AuGUST 13. pac, ultOWNCOtoa`SP0o4UEN'.i.. DE) PARTURE OF TuOops, I have heard that tile Vanguard ?? l )i'lley, line.of- s Itt id ships, are 'edictbr at Corkd to convey fronm thence the troops under ?? for Gibraltar. REPEAL ASSOCIATION. I send you the report of the proceedings at the Corn Exchange yesterday, subsequent to the despatchl of my letter :- Mr. O'CONNEL.Y ...

... MEETIATG RESPECTING IVDIA. MANCHESTER, WEDNESDAY EVENING.-This evening, at six, a public meeting was held in the Corn Exchanges in this town, for the purpose of forming an association, to be called The Northern Central British India Society, which, in addition to the importance of the subject as ex- tending the field for the production of cotton, derived some portion of interest from its ...

... -A D [FiOM A CORRESPONDENT ARRIVED PROM TEXAS.] On the 25th of May, Goneral Canales, the president of the new republic of Rio Grande, sailed from the port of Galvestoo, in Texas, on board the Texian armed schooner San Jacinto, Captain Postelle, for Live Oak Point, a small settlement at the mouth of the river San Antonio, to make arrangements for the disembarkation at that point of the 500 ...

... TIME MIORNING CliBO A7rIC'LE L O N I) O !; MO0J.VPAY, , JGUST 10, IP4:'. The Right lion. C. Pou LETTTIoliSON, Governor- General of Calt(hi, is to be immediately raised to the Peerage. Sir CuLJIN CAMPnBL, Governor of Nova Scotia, is app)oited Governor of Ceylon in pl:tee of the Itight HIoti. ALEXANDER STEWART AIACKIzNZIrX who retires. Lord Viscount FALK- LAND iS al)ppoinlteld to ?? Sir CoLIN ...

... MHR. TARN AND COLONEL SIMSON. To TM, EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Slm-In the Morning Chronicle of Friday I read an amusing epistle from Mr. Tarn, of the Ordnance-office, Hall, to Sir Walter James, the Conservative member- a position the honourable baronet occupies by accident or trick, and from which I trust soon to see him displaced. The interference of Mr. Tarn at elections is, doubtless ...

... ES1-INDIA B OLSE. A special reneral court of proprietors was 1'eld yetsrday at the Ea-It Iladla }*c'eBL, -called pursuont to U requihittou signced by nifit (,I the stoekholders, ,rd P~esented to the. Court of' Dir,~_tors,, to the loluowlug effect :_ To tl!e Hots, the Cbartrmsn en~d ?? the East India Comapanry- YGlrmne We, the anlderaigned proprietori oI Etst Indiat stork, duly qouuifiod ...

... THB NAVY. To TuIE EDITOR oF TUsi MORNING CHRONICLE. Slit-The Tories have been ondeavouring to fright the Isle from its propriety by false statements and wilful misrepresentations regarding the state of our navy, osten. sibly with the view to the nations safety, but really for the purpose of slandering the present ministry. What is the factM Our navy wae never in a more flou- rishitg ...

... DUBLIN, AUGUST 25. ?? OUR, OWN CORnrESPONIrENT.1 COUNTY OF' WATERFORD ELECTION. The election to supply the vacancy in the representa- tion of this county, caused by the resignation of Mr. John Power, took place at the County-court house yes- terday. 'T'here was an immense crowd. ROBERT POWER, Esq., of Clashmore, formerly member of the county, proposed the Hlonourable Robert Shap- land Carew, ...

... A TTEMPTED INSURRECTIOA7atLISB ON. I [The following appeared in a second edition of the Morning Chronicle of yesterday.] LISBON, Auc. 15, [ieRoMi oua owN CoRaESPiONPDcT.] As insurrection which, however, was soon suppressed, broke out here on the night of the II th. Attempts had been made for some thee to excite disaffection among the regiments of the linuuand Municipal Guard. The conspira- ...

... COU1TU CIRCULAR. WINDSOR, MONDAY. The King and Queen of the Belgians lert the Castle this morning at a quarter past four o'clock, attended by Madame d'lHoogvorst, Count Arschot, and Al. Van PrNit, to cubark at Woriwich, on their refurn to the continent. The Queen and Prince Albert walked to Adelaide Cot. tagc this mornirg, and returned to the C.tstle in a pony phacton through the Little-park. ...