... APPLICATION O' THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT To iusipolt'I. ar OnWdedy,~ii tegsRq, one of the Su- en aprneiiginpectors, of the B~oard of Health, held a Casn cupeintenditry enquiry at thle Market-house8, Gesport, Co ;~upon the subject of, the report snads by hinm in reference fc it t litoftn of the provisions of the Public Healthe .E55 Act1 to theparish of Alverstoke, cud the bounldaries pro- pe 1, ...

... . SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1853. wh to NEEWPORT. a aut i6s. AM.TEuR Dn.MATIC SoCIETY.-On Tuesday laot not was reprcsented Sheridan's celebrated comedy of the at to Rivals, and John Poole's laughable farce of Turning the . to Tables. By the kind permission of Mr. Sidney, Mana- IcO gcr of the Portsmouth and RXde Theatres, ?? Sidney, gat ' !hfiss 3ortinmer, Xliss Stan ey, and Mrs. Bradford, get 8/ ...

... WEST INDIA AND; PACIFIC MAILS. I . - - The Royal Mail Stearrm-sbip La Plata, Capt. Well, , i arrived on Thursday, with the West India and Pacific re mails. Her dates are-Chagros, Nov. 24 ; Greytown, s8 Nov. 19 ; Jamaica, 27; Domerara, 26 ; Barbadoes, 27; in St. Thoma.s, Dcc. 1. La Platot brings 60 piosengers, of and on freight specie'valuc 630,000 dollr. S At Jamaica the Import Duty Bill bad ...

... A classified list is publish, d of oll tls'- railway corn- paiiies that up to eightc o'clock onl Wtidnesdlo night (the period linsited for ilint purpose by thoe standing orders of the houses of Lords mud Commons) that deposited their plans and sections with the proper officers of the railway qiae coonuiission, at the Board of Trade and at tho Private Oft' Bdi Office, up to which pcriod there ...

... ' THEi !t[XMINIUAL-'NAuTILIUS. ier The New York Tribune describes a new machine ea. apparently destined to supersede the Diving Bell, and ir which has: been experimented with at the Navy Yard, fill New York. The Tsibusne says:- im The machine is of peculiar construction, being in fact a or. mechanieal nautilus, having the power of ascent and iat dercent at will, entirely independent of ...

... I;OST T [ IF I - _ + i 1JlO Eicti7. 'th do, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, IS53. rlb mi THE EASTERN WAR. Lee PARIS, FaoD)AY dMORN6. Yr M The Afoniteur announcnus the agreement (qccord) be of tween tho Forur Powetrs on the Eastern questiori A ;F protocol to tbis effect was signed at Vienna on tile 5th inst., in a conference at 'ici t the reprcenitativens of Frrince, Engla'.d, AuAtriS, and Prussia, were ...

... Dr. Allen Duk, AMayor of Chichester, at tho request of many of the tradesmen of that city, has sug-csted to the inbabitauls at large, the propriety of closing their shops and places of business, anid to make a holiday on Mlonday, the 260th inst., in consequence of Christmas day falling on a Sunday. The inhabitants generally secls well disposed to follow the advice of tih ir chief magistrate. ...

... ?? - S .JiAY, DEOEMIBlfR S1, 1863. -- - -ilt IMEETING OF PARLIAMENT. bio I beroe the intiaro.) fox toe? The mecting of Parliamicent is now fixed for the 31st diT of next month, and, though the interval may be ovent- (ac s'ii, the wi tids of ?? men are already intent on the one rioD great subject of the approachiing debates. This will, in the fact, be the first Parliamnciit in out time. which ...

... WAR WITH A DESPOT, AdAr ?? en Ist aa is, in tnt ww CO- ?? ot, to ey of ,-c ily iI to of aal of iil- he tre we iin in - Ic- srd rm ?? rn- lo his ted el. ate no. se- but dim iu- ose tor thee roo- re- ia- .es- Al1 is to inn nee tot uld ali- the ere tho ian uree ;uf- llcy ,edd. oo tee Itoo cleo ho and call to ed. Ilis im.. iY'S at the for, ndd veer )icll hr t oww- etoo arld .tt Let, ong ? fal uldd ...

... ToleU Y DECMB 3, ~. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1853 NEWPORT. d.. LIHRAotY AND ScOIENTIFC INSTIre TEc -On Monday y evening last the Discussion Class met at the Roorsas in Lugley-street, tio Rev. G. IJ. Conner in the chair. The eo subject was Which has the greatest temptation to 5. depart from truth in following his calling, tihe Lawyer, or thoe Merchant. Tire argurmeuts en both sides wetr - ...

... | ANOTHER ATTEMPE TO BRING THE CZA-R . TO REASOM;:-, ?? - (From feAotisPo. We cannot -wonder -that, beforejentering upon as war, .which the enormous recouroca of, modern empires and D the wonderful invenitionus of recentscience would render tmere disseitroon and terrible'ilthu, perhaps, any ever yet' a 'recorded-England and Fcance: are reeidy to give every c hance of esacpe to the man whose ...

... IDtaiiiEroer. ,-ATfURD)AY, DEOE~m3LE 10I83 -4, --~CATl, I -idesy Evening. The expectoteulm'ejly of so//sat fs'ocel 1Qswin is hows close at t hon Io e tee veosel repoetete ?? t/he Cltoin-housea5 on 1led- 4 xsecelay, and sverale aire oe oliiu upl the rives. 1l'e esouy - ncentthi~~d ?? of theletyecthat. I p)asset Elsie teoe aboset the end of last m)OJ1 I toI gasse inl c the. caols e/ ftic neet ...