... MOVEMENTS OF H.MI. SfllpS - - ADIIu.ATY, SatYr.1tl. AIM[I11ArTY , Saturday COAPE Towl.-Tamar leavest lth, ul1y for 'a t (Telegriaphic,) td ADMIRIALTY, Maolnla- MS DlTEJOrANEA.N. *-Sqund ron, und rer 1 ea .r- sou. Markhanm, arrived at Sudai 2tlh Julv. (Te!t.arj, s Letters frail, Senior Oiticer, Gisi-altar, o. t, July. Trafalgartat Malta; refilil,, arft~r a mission. Hood, Colossus, Edgar, Pxn g ...

... MEDILEVAL COMMERCE. L'he LECTURlE BY DEAN KITCHEN. bat of On Tuesday evening the Dean of Winchester Alr Lhe (Dr. Kitchen) read a paper on Medinval Corn. pul rnfi ercel at the fortnightly meeting of the Ports. riot 'eamouth Literary anti Scientitic . society, in the fro ichl Guild hail, Portsmouth, Dr. Axford (President) ape its occupied the elhair.-Dr. WARD COUSI.NS an- cot the nlounced at ...

... MOVEMENTS OF HER MAJESTY'St Thelfollowino movenmrnts Af ehin .v h. ?? IThe ?? g movements of ships 'have been, he' officiilly'notified- by the Admiralty during the a, past wveek: ' i , he ; ?? ir7 March 26th. ' Lisboln - Sultan left yesterday ?? and ir- Malta. Port Sa'id: Serapis left 24th March fdr n. Portsmouth. Bombay - 'Covmmnider-in-Chiedf iarrived 25th March. Makbar iarrived ,24tli BM ...

... | MOVEMENTS OFA Sr.IM. | ?? PAr;(!ay. | MC DITEBAEiN.- ettenY froin tso:pj~anjbrin. Chief up CO 17tb FebruaLy. ViCtori,, Tra facr, Inflexible, Collingwiviiud, end Edinwl;urgli nt i, Australia, at Malta; will sh1ortlyF leave to) (in Socond Division, to replaco UndauuntFd- lhreI,:, Hecla, Surprise, Polyph-mum, Ga *let, irui; r mblit;., and Hlumber at M..-lta. Secoud ULivi!ion jNile, Coloesus, ...

... |TRADE & TRAVEL.QIPS| lke Book Agenrt: 'Is the boss in 2 tl. Servant: 1Yes, salh, he's inside, sah, talking ?? id a life insurance agent. Step int epror t~esah.no ep or LI oI tankyou. I'll be around, this way be er gain seone day next weelc after he hiss had time of :1 aL to cool of. Iis o B S an F FarImer 'Wel, wife, how -did. you like our m ,ter' guest ?I m: tree CAHo is s'ery pleasant ...

... re _ , ?? d ANNUAL MEETING OF THE £ d n CHAMBER. L The annual meeting of the Portsmouth Cham- Y ber of Commereo was held on Thursday evening, .e at the Victoria Buildings. Colonel C. Mumby, le J.P., was voted to the chair, and the other mem.- ba bers present were Messrs. V. Edmonds, B. Nicholson, J. Brickwood, G. Cooke, J. Main, E. 0 Cnrtiss, SI. Hyde, T. P. Hall, T. Bailey, XVard, . d Clegg, ...

... r lo0 is HEow is it that your governor's sweet wines xv cost so much more than the sour ones ? asked a l. gentleman of the liquor dealer's boy. or Do you suppose he gets his sugar for nothing! 15 was the incautious reply, 'In C C e 0 ir Experienced Physician: If you wrote this It prescription, you had better give up tnedicine Y an go into some other business. :0 Dr. Squillers (just got ...

... LxwEs (Tuesday ?? Wheat 101. Os. to 101. 15s.: red ditto 81.1s. to 91. 5s. per load: Barley, 22s. to 26s. : Oats, ls. to 17s. Od. : Beans, 24s. to 26s. : Poes, 24s. to 26s. per qr. ARUXDE.L (lIoncday ?? Wheat, 9l 10s. to II 0s. : mixed ditto, 9l. 15s. : red from 81. 15s. to 91. Os. per load : Barley, 22s. to 26s. per qr.: Beans, 24s. to 28e.:* Oats, 18s. to 20s. : Peas, 27s. to 2aS.- In our ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, MoNDAY, JULY 14. T .- . .A- 1 1 ?? ?? - - - r, for The weather has been variable since this day week, night but on the whole not unfavourable to the crops, which nark- are making progress ; the kernel of the hleat is nearly early formed, and if we havne warm, sunny weather, harvest Lther, will be gerleral in four weeks, but the barometer has than fallen considorably, and as to ...

... S LEWES (Tuesday ?? Wheat, ll. Os. to s Ill. 5s.: red ditto 101. Os. to 101. 5s. per load: Barley, 's 26s. to 28s. Oats, 20s. to 21s. Od.: Beans, 32s. to ;. 34s.: Peas, 35s. to 36s. per qr. 1' ARUNDEL (Monsday ?? Wbeat, 111. Os. to e ll. 10s. ; mixed ditto, 101. Os. to 101. Ns. ; red ditto, rF 9l. 10s. to 101. Os. per load : Barley, 30s. to 32s..per qr.: Oats, 20s. to 22E.: Beans, 37s. to 38s. ...

... ast week's imnorts .f f-y t A .- - at Last week's imports of foreig stock into London; were id very moderate-viz., 3,548 head. In the correspondieg we week in 1855 we received 4,545,; in 1854, 5,831 of in 1853, 4,795 ; in 1852, 4,869 ; in 1851, 3,628; a and in 1850, 5,734 head. e- IMPORtTS INTO LONDON DURING THE PAST WEnE. e Beasts. Sheep. Lambs. Calves. Pigs. ,e Rotterdam ?? 242 ..1053 ?? - ? ...

... CORN ExcHANGE Moeyer, N6v. i - l_ L _ it A I. Ad _ AA AAA_ ~ nl'! The markets in the provinces have been toeleesbjlal supported, although both in London and at the'oi c' there has been a large importation. The weather on favourable for an improvement in the conditisa o f- and also interferes scith agricultural out door opena The demand for Ireland is still large. From tie art nent prices come ...