... Tie PRIOcE OF WALES'S MARRIAGe.-Anticipatory of dent the festivities of the day, tickets were distributed to about proc 500 families on Friday evening the 6th inst., which entitled serv the bearers to meat, to a specified amount, on the, following Rifub evening, thus providing every poor family in the town with warc a good dinner. About 901. was expended in this manner. Men On the day itself ...

... GOSPOBT.. Tuesday, the loth of March, 1803, will henceforth be a day of great interest to the inhabitants of the parish of t A1lerstoke, not merely as a remiembranc Of that on which a tie nion of tile two 0hrones of Denmlark and England was I perpetuated by the marriage Of the Prince of Wales and the Princess Alexandra, bnt as the occasion on which the I greatest possible amount of harmony ...

... twO SPORT. bt Mr. Batebelder's panoiranma has been exhibited at thle WtI id Star Assembly Rooms during the past week. The exhi- ill ~e bition is well spoken of by these who have witnessed it. g of The crew of the Marquis of Dwsiessi ah Sylphide were paid oflf on Tuesday ]rrst, and on, the follow- i se ninnprreitd itha 5i. note d re o liberal owner. Oil Wednesday evening the cre G ait Aers ...

... Paris, Harch 17.-The Nation of this evening says:- The Austrian Ambassador, Prince Metternich, has found, in his interviews with the Emperor and Count Rechberg, that the opinions of the Emperor of Austria are in conformitv with those entertained at Paris with regard to the diplomatic questions which have arisen from events in Poland. TheNation draws attention to the liberal tendency of the ...

... WANTA GE. -. -C _U11 Wa IN x.& %X.M WVANTAOGE UNION.-At a meeting of the guardians on Tuesday last, William Church, of Wallingford was appointed lporter on approbation for a month, in the r~oom of Joseph Butcher, resigned. UNION CONTRACTS.-The guardians, at their meeting at their bard-room on Tuesday week, accepted the following tenders for the supply of provisions for thJ ensuing quarter: ...

... ' (BY A LEGAL CORRESP0oDENT.) The ZLaqo Tisnee, in announcing the appointment by the Lord Chancellor of two Examiners of title-Mr. John Bullar and Mr. Charles Davidson-under the Land Registration Act, says :-'The amount of property in the office is beginning to be associated with therespectable numeral of a million. True, it has only reached the lowest denomina- tion in that flourishing mode ...

... AGRICULTURZAL pROSPECTS. - .. - ~ __l l.. if Tle first day of the past week proved line, wito tne wind from the east after some heavy rain during the previous night. Monday held up fairly after rain again in the night; and there wete occasional showers in the afternoon, but not much to hurt. Barometer well up, I being as high as 30.50 in.; wind S.W. Tuesday proved a dull gloomy day, without ...

... - ~ ~~ 7 At a meeting Of this Society,on odaevigMrh2 after the election Of five new members, Prof essor PierLLws a communicated observations on the telescopic appearance of the if planet Mars. The cineommon brilliatncy of this planet during its period of Opposition in the autumun of 1862, led many if observers to examine its surface, partly reddened and partly a tinted with a greyish green-the ...

... Bi] TeL.-aruCh 21, at Choicehill Farm, the wife of Mr. the Philip Lyne, of a daughter. Bel VESTRY.-At an adjourned vestry held on Thursday last, his the surveyors' accounts for the past year were passed, and awl Mr. Richardson nod Mr. It. Coleman were re-elected sur- hat voyors, and Mr. Chas. Packer assistant surveyor. A special Vetly was5 then held, and was more numerously attended thau any ...

... AMERICA. New York, MarsA 6d-A battle took place on itis 6th inst. between the Confederates, under Van Dorn, and the Federals, underCoburn, atSpringville, Tennessee, 13 miles south of Franklin. The fight lasted all day, and resulted in the defeat of the Unionists. The Federal forces con. sisted of three regiments of infantry, 500 cavalry, and one battery of artillery. Nearly all the Federal ...

... WINCHESTER CATHEDRAL. FIFTH Suxinky IN LENT. Early Service (Eight oCloeck. - To Deum and Jubilate, Rogers in D. Second Service (Half-past Ten o'Clock).-Sanctue, Kyrie, and Creed, Rogers in D. Before the Sermon, Psalm 139 ?? Rogers. Afternoon Service (Half-paet Three ?? the Sermon, Hide not,' Farrant. ilagnifieat and Nauic Dimnittie, Rogers in D. Anthem, 'Withdraw not, Attwood. In ?? Very Bey ...

... FOREIGN M&IL PACKET LIST. n A.. L bost- Ho -lann In the followilr: table E signifles that letters ae despateihed by evening mails fromi London, and H by morning malls:- Desptch Pprt of | Next DESTNiArIoNs. ofMailg. Despatch 1Mail due Anitrais & llauritihis, vlih Swithtou. - Southton. ZMar. 21. Ditto, ?? Mlerselille ?? 'Mar. W6E) *Arl12. C. of G. Hope, Asceesion. & St. Hle.April 6()DvsprAil. ...