... TltE SEA-B ORNE MAILS. I POST-OFFICE, LONDON, FRIDAY. el Tr Mails Next tl DESTN ArIoNs. despatchecl Pachet s8 from London. due. a SOUTHAMPTON STATION. (By Day Mail.) Lisbon, Spain,, and Gib-. 7th. 17th, and a raltar ?? . 27th of every Mrh. G. a ) month. f Gibraltar, Malta, Egypt, 4th & 20th of Mrh. G. t Ceylon, India, &c. every month. 1. Penang, Singapore, , and 4th of every Mr-h 0. r China ?? ...

... WINCHESTER CATHEDRAL. THIRD SUVDAY IN LENT. b Early Service.-Te Deum and Jubilate, Attwood tV inA. Second Service.-Sanctus, Kyrie, and Creed, King 41 in C. Before the Ser mon, Once more, Luther. 01 Afternoon Service.-Before the Sermon, H He that P shall, Mendelssohn. Magnificat and Nune Dhuittis, Attwood in A. Anthem, ' Thy word, Purcell. In residence, the Very Rev. the Dean and the Rev. ...

... X AVA^L AND MILITA^RY NEJWS. 1-n The Diadlem7, 32, screw frigate, Captainl Cracroft, ken roo temp., is reported, after her m~onth's cruise, in a [VT., very disabled condition. It was supplosedl she w-ould ascomle into harbour; hut she is nilking good her repir at Spithead. Captain Moorsonm c$B. rejoined tothe Dieacdem yesterday. ?? Urq/eat, G, steamu troop)-sip, Comnna~nder imc~ Donald, has ...

... HOUSE OF PEERS. The Earl of Derby, in reply to the Marquis of Clan- ricarde, declared that the Government had no inten- tion to interfere in any way with the system of national education in Ireland, whichl he said was, even by its opponents, admitted to have not only extended, bet to have improved, the instruction of the great body of the Irish people. But while they wished to retain the ...

... IATEST INrELLIGENCE. I e t a r e 'f Sir Hamilton Seymour will resign the embassy at V, Vienna ?? in April. Lord Stratford de ledeliffe v will soon return to Constantinople to wind ul) his f affairs and take leave of the Sultan. Sir Henry Balwer will probably succeed him. Mr. Layard writes in good spirits from India. When last heard of lie was busy exploring the far- L famed cave temples of ...

... his IND IA. reil TEBOMBAY MA.IL. it We Byth arialofth velad ai, riae car- tee res~odecean fleof aprsfrm omaytothe bel to~ No snleetofany very great moment has to ou knweg curred since I wrote to you ten fill dlys h ia series of operations in Robini he: C1i11 ndudbanoUP to the latter days of last Pr, 11onfth. hceu commenced. But the delay has been vI( nieither P~urpJosely 510r uriiicessary, ...

... CONVICTION OF THE ROYAL BRITISH I BANK DIRECTORS. d In the Court of Queen's' Bench, on Saturday, .e the trial of certain Directors of the Royal British y Bank, viz, Humphrey Brown, Edward Esdaile, Henry Dunning Macleod, Loran de Wolfe Cochran, Richard iennedy, William Daniel Owen, John Stapleton, h and alsothe general manager, Hugh Innes Camieron, i charged with conspiring by false ...

... IT has been seldom when the inaugural speech t of a newly-created Prime Minister has been looked forward to with more anxious expectancy V and more general interest than the address of the t Conservative Premier on Monday evening last. is The circumstances attending the resignation of e the late Cabinet were in themselves so remark- r able; the conduct of the fortuitous concourse of e atoms ...

... MEETING OF THE LIBERAL ELECTOIRS.-A nume- rous and highly respectable meeting of the corn- mittees of Sir F. Baring and Viscount Monc, was hqld at the Athenunum, Portsea, last evening (Friday), A. Nance, Esq., in the chair. Both Sir F. Baring and Lord Monck were present. Sir F. Baring, in returning thanks for the invitation he had received from his Portsmouth friends to be present at that ...

... CORBRESPONDENCE. 3111. HARIDY AND THE BEER B.ILl,. To Sze EDITOR of Tale 1ANxrSIIIS11 TLaiaAc.urAi. SIR,-I see that Mr. Hardy, the Tory member W ho brought in 'Ihe Beer Bill, in the last Parlialnent, (which was defeated by the Liberals) has now johied Lord Derby's Tory Governnment as Under Secretary' of State, and will probably try a similar measure5 Eiiecting fiee trade in Beer, to the ...

... -7?7- ?? ?? SEA-Bonxt ?? -t T XA I ?? f3.' ? ? . ? - 1, ?? ?? ;? - ., - I i L'ONDON. .rlDXi. . b , ails Next DE3rI~ ?? ?? Packet from I:ondon. due. ,SOUTUATIos STrTON. (13y Dlay 3Il. Lisbon, Sp~'n and G(ilb - 7'lj'tlh ',ky 16. ?? . ?? month. Gibra? 2al Fgyt,E t 4eih & 26th of Mrh. 23. ceylonv Inr . . every mnonth. 'enan, 'Singapore, aill -4lth of every Mrh. 23. ?? month. Britis1i..Coloulies ...

... IfPERIAL. P ARLIAME.NT. se HOlSE 01F 1'EERS. ss, M[ONDAY, Ma.taeics 22] The royal assent wars ;y,. given by commissi65on to the East India L~oanl l-ill and of the IlaIvelock Annuities Bill. *i-, 1leplying tc E~arl Uirauville, ?? The E~arl ot D~erby stnted thsat on F2riday next he ss prop~osedl to mnove &1n adjonenmenit over the E aster lis recess until Mfonday, April 12. The honse wouil, mn ...