... RAIL WAYS. I TANCHESTER AND BIRMINGHAM CONTINUA- TION AND WELSH JUNCTION. AnmnYSTWITfl, 1ATUaDAY.-A numerous meeting of the inhabitants of this twa and its neighbourhood took place on Thursday, at the towvn-.al1, to receive a deputa- tion from the above Railway Cornpan5y Pra vious to this, however, a special meeti;, of the trustees of the harbour of Aberystwith was held in the came place to ...

... NOBTH LOASDALE AGRICULTURIAL ASSOCIATION. with lbpro, The annual meeting of this extensive and flourishing hares society wais held' at Ulverston, on Itiednesday. The show 'woes good, especially the pigs and the horned cattle. About 140 gentlemen Eat down to dinner, soon after three ARlK o'clock, at the Assembly Rooms. Thle Right Hlonourable rs of Earl of Burlington Occupied thle chair, su ...

... IDIS7RI.B U70IA OF THEIIEDHERRA. I NRA N SQ UA DRON. I MALTA, OCT, 17.-At Malta, the Hibernia 101, bear- ing' tho flag of Vice-Admiral Sir William Parker, ?? the eommauder-in-chief; Ceylon, 12, receiving, ship, bearing the flag of Rear-Admiral Sir Lucius Curtis, superintendent of MaltaDoek-yard,ands econd in command;l Siren, 16, Geyser war-steamer, Bloodhound and Locust steam sloops, and Wee ...

... LONDON: MONDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1845. Among the numerous weapons with which Sir ROBERT. PEEL will be able to combat the objections of the refractory portion of the Cabinet, who object to a suspension of the Corn-laws and the free introduction of grain, will be the recent despatches from our Minister at Washington. Those despatches cannot fail to inform our Government of the present singularly ...

... CONSTANTINOPLE, OCT. 8. [FROM, OUR CORRESPiONDENT.] a I have obtained a memorandum of the substance of notes , and communications that have passed from M. do Bourque- h nay and the French government to the Porte, on the sub. a jects of my letter of yesterday. I give you this memoran- s dum, just as I got it, though it is evidently written bastily I The substantial correctness of its contents ...

... INDIA AND CUINA. -4- BOMBAY, rsEtzanssE Ri. (1 [RnoM OUR BOMBAY CORtRESPONDENT.] The steamer starts to-day with the first of oaur bi-motthyi mails; and the budget of intelligence is not a bad one to t begin with. Information has been received from Scinds to E a late ?? letters of the 31st ultimo, and Hydera- t bad and Kursacbhee ones of the 3d and 4th instant respec- T tively, having come to ...

... 1 RBLAND. DUBLIN, _Oct 2. [PRaOM OUR CORIOESpoND ,EN~ T. TilE POTAtjO DIs3EASE T,%ken altogethet., the reportA l0-day are lesul, than anty that have 3et appear-d. In the g.U ftvenahuale ng a COunty Game, jatber dis- tricts, where the diia~iifse but r Y li v'eloped itaelf, considerable alarma II.atn ~ recerily de. e711b l the injur represeistO~ as moat aerious ; but il11 t (tI 'al sad I' ...

... Ken 9 to MADRID, OcT. 19. MW [FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.J ock incg The fact of the Trapani marriage being ngain on the iM. tapia has caused a portion of the press to take up the fol- subject, and all the journals that bare hitherto expressed n their opinions on the subject are decidedly' adverse to it. but The Concilisador Epaneo, and Clantor Psiblico, all of ely distinct shades of politics, ...

... ALGIBRS. The Minister of War has received several more reports from Algeria. General de Lamoricire, writing from Djeuma Ghasoaut the 10th, gives an account of his move- ments from the 4th, the date of his ]ast report, and of his junction with General Cavaignae on the 9th. IHe states that the motive of his going to Djema was to obtain provisions, and that he intended to leave on the 12th for ...

... PORiTUGAL. 5000 LISBON, OCT. 20. 5,000 [FROM OUR CORRESPO\DST.] ,00 The disclosure of tWO importantfnnildce 9,700 by tue Count Tojal, In reference to tranescti0, n ; Monster Company, and their titscat position papers of this city, mas caused ?? of the Op moem to the government. and very sero *mac balblions5 i.,000 credit. These official documentshdhf withheld byit gsenstfrom the public, and ...

... THE PRETEN'DED YELLOW FEVER AT MAL2TA. From Naples we have received accounts that the Supreme Board of Health of that city has, in con- sequence of a report reaching there from Corfu that a vessel belonging to and arrived from Malta had lost a passenger from yellow fever, and had another sick from the same disease, immediately declared a sfratto, or total rejection of all vessels in such of ...

... SOIREE AT THE HUDDERSFIELD M E- CHAN.CS' INSTITUTW. 'rh The annunl soirte of this institution took piace ill the in Philosophical Hall, Huddersfield, on Wednesday evenling U11- last. Tue chair was occupied by the Hion. John Stuart flue~ Wortley, AsLP,, who was surrounded on the platfonn by ~to several of the moait influential gentlemen of' the rict tonadnihorod nldn .U .Stansfield, wa~ sq. . ...