... -. 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 ...

... WINCHESTER CATHEDRAL. TWENTY-FOVtIXT SUNeDAY AFTNR TMaxx1y. Early Service (Eight ?? Deem and Jubilate, Ouseley in G. Second Service (llalf-past Ten o'Clock).-Sanctus, Kyrie, and Creed, Onseley in G. Psalm before the Sermon, 13 ?? Handel. Afternoon Service (Half-past Three ?? the Sermon Collect for Seceond Sunda after Epiphany, Salter. Magnificat ana None Dimittla, Onseley G. Anthem, I beheld, ...

... * 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 ...

... 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 ...

... PrO Tf3' OUT11, SATURDAY, APRlIL 10, 1802. SN ?? V AV,~ E~tl ui Jr'osXi'lly,,/1. I .sii)iI. IX~ ~ 12 ; 211ud II;W, 1 I(lOI1lhIH (l. E,#inu1j/ .11C |II9{11, 14I~xulI1H 1 211(1 l'eNlio, Ad~s 2, o v. 22. SUMMARY OF TIME WEEK. Td fist stago of thle Parliamentary Sessionl w1 'g SI broughit to it close on Friday night week, with an P a important debateo in thn House of Commons on thoe II affairs of ...

... iS lWAR OFFICE, PALL-MALL, Nov. 26. !r 1lth Foot.-Major.Gen. William Booth to be Colonel, vice Gen. Sir ll Howard Douglas, Bart., GCD., deceased. n 8Dth Foot.-Major-Gen. William Henry Elliott to be Colonel, vice r Licut.-Gen. Sir James Holmes Schoeddce, RCO., deceased. 6th Regiment of Laneers.-Gecrgc Robert Saunder.4, gent, to be Cornet, by purchasc, vice Gwyther, promoted. T 9th Laceres.-Yct. ...

... A special meeting of the Municipal Council was held on Monday afternoon at the Oujldhal1. There were present the Mayor, Aldermen Crasweller, Levy, Robins, Stigant, Humby, Smithers, Scale, and Orange, Conneillors Hollingsworthl Emanuel, Hellnrd, Hannaum, Pearson, liatchelior. WV. Kent, Vandenbergb, Anderson, Solomon, Binsteed, and Rind. REPAIRS TO TnE CAMBER BRIDGII. The Mayor, in opening the ...

... 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 ...

... . Woodford Ffooks, Esq., barrister.-at-law, appointed to revise'the list of voters for the Borough of Portsmouth, will hold an open Court for that purpose at the Guildhall, on Thursday next, at noon. On Thursday afternoon,; a boat belonging to the Victoria and Albert, royal yacht, tbuled the Belvidere hulk, and sustained considerable damage, by breaking her bowsprit, &c. The water police were ...

... - - - - - LORsD CLARENCE PAGET ON THlE STATI'E Ol THLE NAVY. On Saturday cvening the members tir Sandwich, Lord C]arence P'aget (Secretary for the Admiralty) and Mr. Fl. Klutchbull. Hugessen, addressed their constituentts in tbe 'ITown-liall, Deal. Loid (Chui-rou Paget, after adverting to the death of thel late Prince Conbort, end Comparing tho state of' this country witdh that of the lest oF' ...