... The Assurance, 4, screw dispatch gunvessel, Commander Charles M. Aynsley, arrived at Spithead on Saturday, having left Rangoon on the lth December last, touched at Trincomalee, and arrived at the Cape on 21st January. She left there on Mst, and reached Ascension in 16 days, and six davs from thence to Sierra Leone, and Madeira; left Madeira 26th March, and arrived at Spithead at two p.m. ...

... Miss DUPLOCK. PETTY SESSIONS, Tuesday 17th, present J. H. Waddington, Esq., chairman, R. Steele and G. Forbes, Esqrs., John Voakes was committed to the quarter sessions for trial, on a charge of stealing, on the 4th May, at Liss, a purse containing 9s. 6d. belonging to George Voakes, his brother.*John Jacobs was charged with cutting and stealing on the 5th May, 40 withy saplings belonging to ...

... The fortnightly meeting of the Guardians of the Portsea Island Lnion was held on Wednesday, Mr. J att in the chair.—A letter was read from the Poor Law Board, confirming the appointment of Mr. Vardy surgeon for one of the districts, the confirmation holdinr good only till 1860, in consequence of Mr. Yardv residing out of the district, and his not possessing the double qualification. A letter ...

... La Madeleike Waltz. By S. W. London: Cocks and Co. With such charming waltz writers in the field u D'Albert and Fanner, it is rather a bold attempt tor a young musician to seek a reputation in that particular line of musical composition. Mr. Misselbrook, however, (who, wc may observe, has but recently commenced his professional career in this locality) in this, we believe, his first essay, ...

... Agents—The Misses TrBTLE. ROYAL VICTORIA YACHT CLUB REGATTA. The first Match of the above Club took place on Tuesday, off Ryde, the following vessels making their appearance in their positions for starting at the time appointed : Tons. Pearl, cutter 24 Folly, cutter 12 Laura, cutter 12 Ladybird,, cutter 33 Course—Round the Nab Light and West Buoy of the Middle. Distance, 21 miles, twice round. ...

... The royal commission appointed to inquire into the best means of manning the navy, and in what manner and under what arrangements seamen may be readily obtained for such purpose, either during peace or in case of sudden emergency war, have at last presented their report, which takes a compreliensne of the whole questior. have elsewhere inserted the document in e.rleiito, and shall, therefore, ...

... Portsmouth Royal Sailors' Home.—Week ending Feb. 24:—Inmates entered, 311 ; left, 291; remaining, 2o.—Chas. A. Johnston, Superintendent. The Postmaster-General has given notice that the addresses on the margin of newspapers must cut off before the latter can sent through the post a second time.— Obliteration of the original addresses is not deemed sufficient. Island Letters Posted I'spaid.—The ...

... SUSSEX. ♦ CHICHESTER CATHEDRAL. The following Services and Anthem* have been appointed for to-morrow or the Sunday next before Lent) and durinirthe ensuing week: Sunday.—Momin* Service. —Sanetus, Krrie, and Creed, in C. Evcninir Service.—Kin* in 1); Anthem, How excellent, SjMthr. Monday.—Morning.—Come unto me, Smith. Evening.—Rejoice in the Lord, Purcell. Tuesday.—Morningr.—Sir John ...

... U teo n. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1850. (I ELynIrorTEro OF 1851.-Tire Executive Committee rec ix ed an Saturday the following letter relating to the eutry of foreign goods Suuo;hanp'ton, 9, Queen's-terracc, Commercial Otlices, Sept. 20. ?? Sir,-l beg to acquaint you that, following the iii- ?? af t Mr. Ihollnas Hill, of this place, I havce also .ecierm ti3 si vith him eln reeivintg goods from ...

... To Ole EDITOR of the HAXPSaIu TruELEGRAM. Slt,-Soloe ycears ago, a cock appeared with the abovd title, in reference to the Utitariati Controversy and really the words may now, I conceive, be applied to our Established Church. Not ocily the character but c the taclett of Archdeacon i Manning are hleld ilu high I cntimatioll, so tilac I was not at little stirprized to 'cc bis a name attactoed to ...

... claindjeoter. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2S, 1850, irth Cosie REPORT, F.RIDAY. tie Iday T.'holc ti/e srheal t ade has turicny the last fortnight be hes- asstoned a some::bant firmer tone, ive are ntzatle to report oua- (nIny cateil ihnpJ10eouTeT t in the gCnMe1l1 tone of this Tu ote, b>ranclh of l esiness. That ons' mer-chatnts sed millers le( ears feel very little comifidence in thestabilitv of the ...

... ?? -:)aO-nuon. WEDNESDAY, MAY S, 1860. It appears fronm a printed parliamentary paper that there are 190 loain societies existing, all of which, except aSIC in Wales, are in England. The number of applies- tions for loans in 1849 mas no fewer than 69,642, of vbich number loans were made to 56,710. M. Halvy, the celobrated composer, arrived on Wed- iesdav fromu Paris, to superintend the ...