... ¶[ HE British and Irish Sheam Conipeny'x Solendid ] arnd Powecrful STE.AI SHIPS., FOYiE and the DUKE of CORN WAL1., takirng Cawrgo iur London, Porremoutls, Plymouth, Penesance, and Liver- pool, will leavc (w.ilnd and wveather perrwitithsg) Ports- lmouth for Plymoluth, Falrnoeth, Pennance, andi Liver. pool, every fil ON DAY, at i7 a~nm. .(With liberty to tow Vessels to or frome any Port ir the ...

... il tf.2]TO THE EL ECTORS ?? THE BOROUGH X ?? my OF PORTSMOUTH. 5;roUR respected IMember-, Sir George Stasston,l JL having announced his intentionf of-esigniog his antrust at the close of the present Session, I haseta to ug redeem my pledge, and offer inyself a Candidite for 91 the honour of representing you in. Parliament, Thel principles upon which'l ask your support are Citil and. re elgos- ...

... TO XVIi EEljl' R3, C ONTRlACTO (RS. A GR ICUL. TU~rsTs, & ?? -RS. rg O be SOlD by A UClI O N. (wi Phout the least reserve,) by tSlr. M H!TV>. On di soray, the l~ttt March. 1852. at one ft lltwo u' rack procisely, at the Lamb Ioni, MWestbourne, IG3 ASt lgN DS aDI FLlT. TEI NS, lyine in Raettn Park P ood, in dte Parish of Vleetbourne, beinag Wfinter cut I imberr will be old in 17 lots markied ...

... 1 \O LET, with early ?? CASTLE: .| INN, West-street, Chichester. For pirticulacs apply to Messrs. Wright and Son, House Agernts, Chichescer. IISAAC SAUNDERS, DECEASED. |A LI, PERSONS who have not heretofore sent in ...

... Departmenlt of' the Storekeeper General of the Navy, Somerset Place, - 15l6 h March. 1852. j Lord Hidth Admniral of the Uie Kingdom of be eaday t ttret with auc pes 1,lpons as may be willing tol 2469 Loada of English ELM\ TIM BE;K, and Februlary last, adtobdeirdatpices (iticluding Tenders may be made for the supply of any one err ?? Yards oer for the whleofthem.td canc' A Distributionende a or ...

... sorse hich ped. iwo, the leld, etact con- Ut a the was {all, just pect sate t of ount er of :041. se of at in acts acts pital bout i _ _ _ _ _ _ _ h aiJ -I IAOFOTrFRSAEe ?? OTG ApAedneesodCs,6~otv, ~ h withnfur anls 3gsneadeie agan li RaseooCAsE.fotve18giesbyTsoh wasc rattced tt of Eunqur fJmsSaodCpo.Prs e ± PATMNT. o 72 IHSTETPRSMUH h FTe LEoufrihd-h woeo h PE e .1PR fth bv OUE e omltl kithn ...

... S. 1852. NOTICE ?? the GENERAL QUARTEB SESSIONS of' the PEACl wil be eld at the Castle of Winchester, in and foit the Sail ounty, on Monday. thle-5th day of Apil neeet, a welve 'clock at noon, for the dispactih of Count Business. On Tuesday, the 6th day of April following, th Court will be opened at ten o'tc.,rek when all Constablei Bailiffs, Jurors, ProsecuttOrs, Witnesses, and miee concerned ...

... ABJuy EXA11ViYTIOS. TO r I R. EASTMAN, R.N. gives LESSONS three afternoonsin the week, in k ortification, Geometry, ,lgebra;TrigonOmetry, &c. 7 St. (Georges'-sqtire, Poitese. 1 C~ItCHESTE;R. offei * R. HARDING RESIDENT DENTIST, may be of t] j/J consulted daily from ten to four. ' thei >chool attended by the Year. Charges very mode. maj Cate. girt St. John.street, March 25ih, 1852. pree ,ro THE ...

... t NOTICE. PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery made in a Cause of Brown v. Oakshott, all Persons claiming to be the respective Heir or Heirs of.JOSEPH BROWN the Elder, also of HENRY WILLIAM BROWN, and JOSEPH BROWN the Younger, Sons of the above-named Joseph Brown the Elder, all respectively deceased, living at the time of the respective deaths of the said Joseph Brown the Elder, ...