... officer in the Navy, one of the Proprietors.) V\nLL leave tlie NEW LANDING Loa^£ lER ' SOUTHAMPTON. forHAVRE-DE- EVarn..' on . luesd;lv . March 25th, returning Irom ! HAVRE to Southampton, as follows :— I FROM SOUTHAMPTON. FROM HAVRE. , Tuesday March 25th, 7 morn. Friday March 28th lOmorn. | Tuesday April Ist, noou. Friday April 4th 4 afternoon. I Monday April 7th, 6 even. Tuesday April 8:h, ...

... lar 8£ it may appear, a ministerial paper ex- presses some doubt respecting the actual presence . nnn carlo, in Spain. It is insinuated by the Opposition ° n Paris that the King contemplates a new clap-trap p:lrt V «.view fixed for Monday, namely, to announce the tOT or d-fe-t of Don Carlos. A letter from Bayonne, capt a r , e h!,a3d Instant, states that the greatest enthusiasm pre- *£ in ...

... for many years been acknow- ledged to be BY FAR THE CHEAPEST IV THE COUNTY OF HANTS, Beg to announce to the public at large, lhat being about to rebuild and greatly fnlaroe iheir premises for the convenience and better accommodation of their numerous customers — they have made arrangements to offer for salf about SIX THOUSAND POUNDS' WORTH OF DRAPERY GOODS, at such reduced prices as they think ...

... Dom Pedro h»d returned on the 7th. It was reported at Lisbon that a company of French merchants had joined to a nnn Cartes two millions of money. The Portuguese r . to assemble on the 15th of August, when it was t ' tCS *i there would be a general turn-out, as t «.y do not CM D m Pedro to remain at Lisbon, but he has all the T' Sh ,n Ma-oims at hand in case of need. It was also reported [{ al ...

... Hio*4 St rest, Southampton. N»v- Ist, 1834. ~ POSTING HEDUCED. SALISBURY AND SOUTHAMPfON ROADS. JURS. WEBB, of tbe Wbllesley XT * m Arm* htn, MumtELL GaattN, returns her best Thaaks to tbe Nobility and Gentry, for tbe liberal sup- port she has hitherto experienced, particularly since she . Reduced tbe phce of Posting ■ and trusts that (as she was tbe first totdo so ia ber Hue of posting), to ...

... r ß^n ANU JERSEY, on FRIDAY, he 13th of JUNE. 1834. and every FRIDAY during !e Is'rTvnv?'* °' C iT4 in l « evening, returning from SIS , N S? Wl T rt UESD AY. except the weeks she l ?? a o n w d s . CHEßlJOUll(i ' lhe ° ° D . ST. MALO. j u P y e JOth I September sth A *, ,Blt > October 3rd and 31st And return, leaving St. MALO at Six ?? Wednesday Mornings, for the ISLANDS and SOUTHAMPTON. ...

... The Porte has been informed that part of these ships have gone to | Paros and Mvtiline, where they remain. The few I rr-n'ch men of war that were crui-ing in the Greek Arehi- rre _ m t, e„ „. Tceilosutere ;it seems they wait from Toulon. Meantime they communicate with ?? Gaulish Admiral, and appear to be in some manner under ♦, orders No unes-ine*-, however, is excited by these a ac it i> ...

... ap officer in the Navy, one of VyiLL leave J^NEW LANDING r P^ S i^4#44ftETO?C. for HAVRE-DE- Thura^ay .j^>*«r-JH Ky, May so, 3 aftemoen, Monday Sumf i SaJGflpH Kcsday June 3, 6 even. Thursday Jon* fl, 5 jKg*S Kday June 0 8 even. Monday June 0, £ ?? June 10. noon. Thursday June 12, 10#o£i|Hridav June 13. 2 after. Monday June 16, 2 afWk. TPl 'uesday Jane 1?, 5 even. Thunday June 19, 4 after. | ...

... the ooatt of Sardinia, and immeduwly proceeded to the Austrian territory, whence it is inferred that he perhaps intends to seek vM asylum in the imperial dominion*. The riotous scenes in Lisbac are not very favourable to Don Pedro, and most of the accounts from Portugal agree thai he will no more be tint lo ?? his ground there than his brother was. — fixir. mes generally succeed each other ; ...

... of couriers, and the universal activity of our telegraphs, as alto the termination of th* Vieo-aa Conferences, added to a number of other circum stances are fmets which lead vi to suppose that very important ?? , trt .bout ta take place on the political ?? of Europa. Persons pretead to know that our Cabinet is more occupied than ever to bring to a conclusion the Hollando- Belgic question, and ...

... for many years been acknow- ledged to be BY FAR THE CHEAPEST IX THE COUNTY OF HANTS, Beg to announce to the public at large, lhat being about to rebuild and greatly ENLARGE their premises for the convenience and better accommodation of their numerous customers— they bave made arrangements to OFFER FOR SALE about SIX THOUSAND POUNDS' WORTH OF DRAPERY GOODS. at auch reduced prices as they think ...

... under the provisions ol an Act of Parliament passed in tbe first and second years ofthe leign of his late Majesty George the Fouith, en- tituled, An Act to authorise the exchange of Lands, Tenements, or Hereditaments, subject to trusts, for charitable purposes, for other Lands, Tenements, or Hereditaments/ that the Mayor, Bailiffs, and Bur- gesses of the town and county of Southampton, as ...