... TIDE TABLE PO R TEE ENSUING WEEK. High Water DAY Stu Su i Age at l eof Portsmouth. ises Sets. oon. l . SetMorn. Evening 5. u. n.51.. r E,,. u.,, nd ay ?? 659 4 29 1219 1125 1150. ?? .7 1 4 27 119 12 0 1210 Tiesdav 7 2 4 26 219 12 41 1 Wednesda. ?? 4 4 24 S 9 129 164 Thursday ?? ?? 6 423 419 219 2 41 friday 7 7 4 22 19 S 10 886 Ssturday. ?? 9 4 20 EiratQr. 4 4 4 33 ddd to or Subtract fromn the ...

... Ah-;- - Nf- Axr T.-, Agent-Mr. W. LALG. lily At the meeting of tile Board of Guardians, on the lst ha inst., Mr. James James, of this town, wal unanimously bat chosen vice-chairman, in the room of the late Mr. Alfre thi Ainonse, of Titehfield. wa MVTu1ATL ISrol'imiO rNT SOCIETY.-At the meeting of WO this -society, on Wednesday evening last, Mr. C. VT. sot1 Thompson read an essay on Chess: ...

... SOU?HA?PTON. ThArent7r J. Tuairx, Printer, Higli.etreet. t .TeAllhamlna, Captain Steward, with the Peninsular w mail, arrived on Monday. She brings 12 passengers, 8 tl paekages of specie, value 25001., nnd a foil cargo, consist- ing of 2961 boxes of oranges, 408 boxes ot eggs, 26 boxes or of potatoes, 35 boxes of pease, 30 of olives, 16b cask s of a k wine, 16 packages of fruit, and 10 ...

... We are requested by Mr. George Turner to return his sincere thanks to his friends for their sympathy and kind enquiries, since his severe accident. in Major Corcoran, distriet paymaster of R~ants, having as been select~e4 to command thie 2nd Rants Artillery Corps ld has, we understanid,, received the sanction of: Lord is William Paulet, c.B.,'to accept the office. he On Sunday afternoon an ...

... 5HOUSE or, PEERS. g, MONDAY, APRIL 30.-TILE OIEURCHI'RATE ABlOLITION ~ BISLL. The Duke of Marlboron h gave notice that hie should Si amove the rejection of the C airch-ratesi Abolition Bill. IRIS11 NACIONAL EDUCATION. I y The Earl of' Clancarty, in moving for cop~ of any address in 1859 from the Irish Iomn Cthoic pshopto i'the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland egrigteysniof01 t national education in ...

... THE SE-A-BORNI-I MAILS. T- E 5 b ui J- 0D-kD-um _ [FRON TILE LONDON POST OFFICE LIST, PUBLISHED YESTEltDAY.1 C A L E X 1) A 1R, MAILS 'ro S11 ])ISPATCUIED . - MAILS DUEl. 4 Sat, (11g.) to India (Calcutta), | Chilln, &c., vil Southton. 6 Son.. Buenos Ayers, lronto c Mon. (Evg.)to Capeoff'oodl-0 e id.l 7 Tues. (MNg,) to Spain & Portug. | (Evg.) to United Sntes, viia' 8 Wed. (IEvg.) to Cuiadan ...

... RAILWAY TIME TABLES, FOR THE MON'TR OF FEBRUARY. London and South-Western Railway. roRlTSrOIUTH TO WATERLOO BRIDOr. 8.20 I 7.-0t1 8.10 I 11.0* I 10.50 I 111.0 I 11.759t 2.156 3.10t1 4.16 8.30 | 7.0t | 12.45 ARRIVING IN' LONDON AT 9.45 | 10.10 | 11.1| I 1.1 1 ;2.30 I 5.0 1 2,20 | 5.50 | 53.5 | 7.35 10,5 0.35 *L5.0 SUNDAYS ?? ?? ?? 7.1M 1 8,.0 I G.l0 I 12.45 ASRIIVNG IN LONDON AT 10.5 112.60 | 9 ...

... 'S LiTERAny ANfD SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTION.-The Rev. J. .e Power, 3M.A., delivered his lecture on Infusorial Life, i- or some of the marvels of the microscope, illustrated with Is numerous highly enlarged sketches of infusoris, &c., at d the Star Assembly Room, on Monday evening last. The president occupied the chair. There was but a small r-attendance of visitors, owing, probably, to the ...

... -. DISTEXCT Nws-(CoitD.) WEST SUSSEX AGRICULTURAlL' ASSOCIATION. The Annual Meeting of the Subscrihers to this useful Society was held at Goodwood on Tuesday last, for the. distribution of the Premiums awarded by the Committee to the treritorious and industrious agricultural labourers of tite neighbourhood. As usual, tire proceedings of tile day commenced vith n Shearing Match, which took ...

... * Tirr GROrr FitruT Cior.-A. great variety of reports on the condition of the green fruit cropslhave been received by the eminent firm of Joseph Travers and Sons from every part of the kingdom, and are well deserving of y attention from theirbearing uponthe statisticsot consuiup. tion generally more especinlly with regard to the sugar trade. It would appear that the show of fruit blossom ...

... THF, C5iAEnL FIF.Er.-On, Saturday the Channel fleet arrived in Yarmouth Roads, the squadron consisting of the Royal Albert, 121, Captain I. Lacon, flag of Rear- Admiral Sir C. H. Fremantle; Conqueror, 101; Algiers, 91; Edqar, 91, flag-ship of Rear-Admiral Erskine; Aboukir 91; Trafalgar, 91; cenGh/-ion, 80; 2arar, 80; lferseU,40; Diadenl,82; Ariasie,2G; and ~lpiag-is1,6. The squadron was ...

... I I DEPARTURE OF THE FRENCH FLEET FROM GAETA. f NAPLES, J-KN. 10. Admiral Barbier de Tina, with the remaiider of the French fleet, left the wnters of Gaeta to-day. The reactionary movement in the Abruzzi lhs been sup- f pressed. The Italia fleet has left for (aeta. R TURIN, ,L~r. 20. r The whole French squadron has left Gaeta. GENOA, Je. 18. Troops embarled here yesterday for Naples. Two ...