The Sun.
London, England, 1846-07-21 00:00:00

FOREIGN MAILS.

The following notice was issued yesterday at the General
Post-office:—

" INDIA.—The next mail for Gibraltar, Malta, Greece,
the lonian Islands, Egypt, Ceylon, India, and China, will
be made up on the morning of Monday, the 20th inst. (this
day), to be forwarded by the Ariel steamer, vici Southamp-
ton. By the fortnightly closed mail, to the Mediterranean,
Egypt, India, &c, vita Marseilles, on the evening of the
24th inst.

" PENINSULAIt.—The next mails for Vigo, Comma,
Oporto, Lisbon, Madeira, Cadiz, and Gibraltar, will be made
up on the morning of the 27th instant, to beforwarded vid
Southampton. /Next packet due, the Madrid steamer on the
26th instant. The Pacha steamer sailed on the 17th instant,
with all letters for the Peninsula, &c., which arrived at
outhamxptoti, posted in London up to that morning inclusive.
" Tim Wurns-uloontise.,—..dura The
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Indies, Mexico,
Ma-
deira, will be made up on the morning of the 3d 'of August,to be forwarded ea Southampton. Next packet due from the West Indies on the 22d instant, and from Mexico, the
Honduras, Havannab, Bermuda, San Juan de Nicaraguay,
and New Grenada, August 7, at Southampton. The Thames
steamer sailed with all letters for the West Indies, which
arrived at Southampton, and posted in London up to the
morning of that day inclusive.
" BRITISH NORTH A3IERICA.—The next mails for British
North America, Bermuda, and the United States, will be
made up on the evening of the 3d of August, to be forwarded
via Liverpool, Halifax, and Boston. Next packet due, the
Britannia steamer, on the 30th inst., at Liverpool.

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" MADEIRA, BRA
,
ZIL% &e.—The
next mails for Mad'Ara,
Brazils, arid Buenos Ayres,
of the 4th of August, to be forwarded.
packet due, her Alajesty's brig
will
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August to January inclusive thle''xppP.r'ceksset tAoillfgesst aci.Pe(rnFaromm-
buco and Bahia, on her outwarri passage to Rio Janeiro, and
the other six months on her 'nomeward.)
" NEW SOUTII WALES, &c.—The next mails for SydneY,
New South Wales, South Australia, Port Philip, Van Die-
man's Land, and New Zealand, will be made up on the even-
ing of the 31st, to be forwarded rid Gravesend.
" NEW YORE,--A ship letter hag for New York will be
made up on the evening of the 26th inst., to be forwarded by
the Great Western steamer from Liverpool on the 27th inst."

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THE COBDEN NATIONAL TRIBUTE.—The places that have already commenced by holding meetings, or o rganis ing
committees, to collect contributions towards this fund are
numerous, and include London, Liverpool, and Glasgow ;
Bury, Bolton, and Wigan ; Sheffield, Huddersfield, Dewsbury,
and Keipley ; Congleton, Buxton, Belper, Leicester, Bed-
ford, Brighton, Liskeard, Tenbury, Salisbury, Falmouth,
Dunfermline, and Dundee. Since the amount of subscrip-
tions received here, advertised on Saturday last, there have
been received, one (Messrs. John Whittaker and Sons, Ash-
ton) of 401. ; one of 250/. ; five of 2001. ; two of 150/. ; all
these from Ashton and Stalybridge ; eight of 100/. ; fourteen
of 50/., and a great many sums of smaller amount, in all
amounting to 4,450/. during the week. We are glad to see
that the foreign houses in Manchester are generally contribut-
ing to this tribute. It will be seen on reference to the sub-
scription list, advertised in another column, that the total
subscription up to last evening—of course not including the
London or Liverpool subscriptions—amounted to the sum of
thirty-six thousand five hundred and fifty potuida.—kan-
chtster Guardian,