... i11t of ZIP-gIt)' SATURDAY, SEPTE51BER 21, 1844. NEWI'PORT.] At the County Petty Sessions, be- A fore Thomas Cooke, Esq., and the BHonourunble Dudley - Pelhanm--Charles Newman was committed fbr one mnonth to hard labour for stealing fruit fromn the garden of ltr. James Nichols of Godtishill ; Elizabeth Cottel,J was committed to the Sessions charged with stealing a sovereign from AIr. J, Riley, ...

... S.ATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 28, 1844. - --G.-thi HER MAJEsTY AT BLAIR ATHOL. bit BLAII A'xatoi., WLDNESDAV. HerMaojesty was again disappointed yesterday ir, her object of iceejag the deer-stalking. Tihe P'rincec Vi drove Her .aljesty to Glen Tilt, according to previous H-. arrangemuent. They left the Castle soon after 2o'clockil and arrived at the tipot to which it wast expected tht BiE herd would be ...

... * ~ Bya NavatJ Offcer. r The state towhiclcur~gi~yhasbeenreduced,isinow Buchl asno main can ?? without pain and uneasiness; W h and it is no less extraordinary than unfortunate, that this on- cr ,- accountable reduction of force should have been coincident W jj with e state of affairs demanding increased vigilance aind exer- ex tiort t that every new danger as it rose In the polilical horizonl ...

... IBRIGHTON AND CHICHlSTiER RAILWAY The first general meeting of the Shareholders of the abtove comipiany vasii huld on Tuestiay, at the Isontlon.bridige ternitnis. Captaitt Kelly was in the clwir. Tile advertisemtent by whiclh the meeting bad been convened having becn read, The Secretary reed the following report antl state- MInt of accunis:- *-otur ditectors, in thus sumnioting you together ...

... SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 28, 1844. The Prince of vales, the Princess Alice, and the Prince Altred, are expected to leave Brighton for flhtfs A 1L;XW CAJICLLCI U LU *UC .DEl-ILUtw toL dot Windsor Castle on Tuesday. du On Thureday Colonel Sir James Holmes 8101 Schoedde, joinedi-his Reg. the' 65th, now lying in rati Chicheter Barracks, where they are expected to re- ma main during the ensuing winter. ...

... -PROMOTIONS. Pr Comnmranders-Owen Stanley (1839), and Thomas Rol. mi ney Eden (1836), to the rank of Captain. tb Pr APPOINTMiENTS. th Captains-Richard Arthur, c.D., to be Superintendent I l of Sheerness Yard, vice Fisher, deceased ; teorge b3 Moubray, to the Victory, vice Arthur. w Lieutenants-Samuel. Morrish, to be Flag Lieutenant in to Rear-Admiral Superintendent Sir Samuel Pym, Ace Potbury, ...

... BRITISH NAVAL SUIREMACY. The sti-nuous endeavours of the government Su to maintain our amicable relations with 1France, are in an unison with the sentiments of the pcople of England, o0c provided there is no departure from that firmness which MV has ever characterised the British nation. Recent occur. set repnces have given occasion for that tor e of determination lig whicbi must be upheld, ...

... Ir - ?? ' ~ ?? -- ?? i ;ffg to anti 'Stuttlo ro Vouto FRIDAY, SLPTE~hIVIBR 6, 1844. g/le ' itbi ?? beg to congratu-I lie beiiY nte treul gratitying intell igetnce of a *Interaangrnieinit ?? qluestioui, ard ai ter. Fin ii11 teoirEt5 a rujtue bewe tisle nd frIE4 I, 1a oiiyiinarable to blth coo no its. TIhe in. IoInytoldigitity to Ifrance -ire have got every * ~ ?? l~ti and, unt ratce lit's * ~ ...

... TIlE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY'S VISITATI ON. On Tuesdele morning, his Grace tile Lord Archbishop of! anterbury field his visitation il, Ali Samits Church, M~aidstonie. Four years have elapsed since his Grace delivered his last chirge, and, as might he arnticir ated, considereble interest has been excited as to thc tentiency of' the Archbishop'sd views on the points, both of doctritie arid ...

... THIE DIRECT LONDON & PORTSMOUTH | RAILWAY.-ATM1I OSPHERIGc LINE. IA -- -- .- I ' ?? . I I sg A numerous ,,nd influenitial'Inl'etitg' 16f the - provisional committee was held on) Nednesday, at the It. office (if the company, 16i, Parllatceat-it'cet. Among F 1h0 those lircaeot were thy lion. J. C., Carnegie, Xric~.A. Ue Creiral Sr . At.N OsIr. ney, Sr James itirling, Capt. ~ ~. Crnwll. .N. Alt ...

... Thre interest of contending Railways between this town and London, has called forth a small pamphlet, in which the opinions of Sir John A11acniel are set forth as to the impracticability of the working to advantage of an AtmovspherioLine. Welast week quotedextractstrom the evidence taken before the Committee of the House of Commons, on the Bills of the South Western and Uroydon and Epsom Lines ...

... W'its RErcERSAL 05' THE JUDGINENT AGAINST that O'CONNELL. gout pigs Didbin, Septtember' 5~- Immense crowves ts-ele cow~ assembled at Kiingstown this afternoun, awaiting tite 8ti'i aria f h akt At. a quarter to five o'clock the dim steamer entered tile harbour. Mr. Ford, Mr. Cantwell, C and Mr. Mahony, the agents of the traverscris appeared I Ijf en board, boaririg white flags, onl which were ...