... gates and Sluices, to the south east pier, will form baasin containing about3 acres, which will accotnto- drite from 811 to 1 sail of veasrls, will a tidal or outer Harbour o 7 acres, former ry carrying o ut a pier at the est end of the terbour about ...

... London anil the Sub-Dean.-The Dean of Hereford was the Deputy Clerk of the closet in ?? the ]Royal suite were Lady Flora Hastings, lion. Miss Pitt, lion. Miss Spring Rice, the Marquis Conyoghans, lion. MaI jor Keppel, and Colonel ?? Majesty and suite ...

... Elphinstone, in another column, by which it appears that gentleman will not offer himself for Hastings again. We exceed- ingly regret this; but hope the electors of Hastings may be so fortunate as to find another candidate as good as Mr. Elphinstone, whose retirement ...

... , Will leave Brighton Pier for Hal-vre every 8iaday (beginning Sunday tbe 15th inst.) returning on TuscadayA, until further notice., BRIGHTON AND DIEPPE, Iu 7 orF8 hours, the Compiany's Packet, THE BELFAST, Leaves Brighton Pier for Dieppe every Wednesday ...

... Old-steine. Mrs. Palmer is staying at 14, Marine-square. His Grace the Duke of Argyle left the York Hotel on Thurn- day for Hastings. Lord Augustus Fitzeldrence has removed from the Albion to Brunswick square. Sir Richard and the Misses Westmacott have taken ...

... Southampton, Ports. mouth, Newport, Isle of Wight, antI other places to the Wnest; and Leaves, Eastbourne, Battle, Rye, Hastings, and other towns to the east of Brighton, and the friends of the People at the places referred to are earnestly requested ...

... Belfast steam packet returned from Dieppe on Wednes- day last, and landed her passengers at our Pier head. She sailed again on Saturdlay last, leaving our Pier at eight o'clockl in the morning, having between 40 and 50 passengers ott board, among whom we ...

... from the S.W., the Anne, of London, ran for the harbour; but the tide run- ning out so strong, she ran at the back of the East Pier, a-id let go her anchor; the sea ran so high, she was obliged to slip, eni bear up round the Head. It blew a strong breeze ...

... Miss Paget, Viscountess Forbes, Marquis of Headfort, Lord Alfred Paget and the lion. General Sir William Lumley. Lady Flora Hastings was in attendance on the Duchess of Kent. The Dean of Hereford was the deputy clerk of the closet in ?? Majesty the Queen ...

... nuisattce b.e removed.-A cot, versation ensued, when the Pier Warden stated that he had givess stotice to the parties, nnd after a siotuctihoe it was as bad as ever,- Mr. Brisore would give orders to the Pier Warilci, if the parties did nut remove rthe stuisasice ...

... anl address from tBanbury. MSr. Pinney, with an address from Lyme Regis. Messrs. North and Effingham, with anl address from Hastings and St, Leonards. Mr. 11. Burton, vith an address from Beverley. Mr. Steuart, with an( address from Dunbar. The High Constable ...

... Horsebridge, Gardener Street, and Battle, to the Castle liotel, Hastings ; returning Monday, Wednesday, .and Friday Mornings, through the samne places, at P o'clock. N.13.-rom Hastings and St. Leonards there are Coaches to Dover, Ranisgate, and Illargate ...