... a W EOrFICF, PALL MALL., JAN. 18. 2nd Life Guards.-Assist.-Surg. George Frederick Spry, o.D., from the 9th Lancers, to be assistant-surgeon, vice Maximilian Grant, 0 eM.D, who exchanges. e oth Lancers.-Assist.-Surg. Maximilian Grant, si.n., from the 2nd 0 Life Guards, to be assistant-surgeos, vice George Frederick Spry, 0 as.D, who exchanges.- e ColdEtvrem Guardos-Lieut. and Capt. Arthur ...

... I OREfGN MAIL PACKET LIST ' . . , I 'in th~e followving table N aignifies that lettcrs are despatched .bl~cVerig rnials train London, aentlI by mornilg mails:- Dus rraaATrox. Despatch DiaSTILWATI~~k. nfl ails, Australia & N. Zealand, viA Soutihn, Jnn. 19 (B) Ditto, viA 2tarscilles ?? Jan. 26(B) Ditto, via Panama .Feb. 3 (P) B~ailt, ftnenoas Ayres, Monto Viflco, British packet Jan.9 (AT) Ditto, ...

... LATEST INTELLIGENCUE. he i THE, WAR IN~ THE BRAZILS. er's eacl LISBON, JAN. 15. eats Accounts received here from railian ?? assert i that great discontent exists in the ?? HfLpz, d oe] that ;the allied ~armny, getyinspirited'b rsneo le~ ?? mflh Marshal Caxias, will resume the, offensive, has 40- - nig ITALY.-THE MINISTERIAL FINANCIAL essa STATEMENT. nte Int~s' itn fte FLORENCE, JjAN. 17r. offi ...

... Agents-Messrs. J. TUCKER & SoN. Printers. The La Platas, steam ship, which arrived on Thursday brings intelligence from Jamaica to the 24th of Decemnbsr. Yellow fever was prevalent in the Island, but not so bad as it had been. Amongst its victims were Commander Jenkins, of H.M. gunboat Nettle, and Dr. D'Arcy, sur- geon to the troops at Morant Bay. SOUTHAmnPTON DisrxeARY.-Week ending January ...

... ?? ?? _- NEWPORT. Agents-MIessrs. J. and W. GUaBBINS. PAwisn or CaornsnBOorE.-At a vestry meeting held at the parish church, on Thursday afternoon last, a poor-rate of 7d. in the pound Was made for the ensuing quarter. The Worshipful the Mayor and corporation of the borough attended divine service on Sunday morning last, at St. Thomas's Church, being the first Sunday of the year, and ...

... CORRESPO NDENCE. y. l f _ . ?? THE FLOATING BRIDGE CARRIAGE TOLLS. r To the EDITOR of the HAmPsi'nEa TELERmipar. S mR,-I had the honour of addressing you the ether 1 day on behalf of the respectable dogs of this ndighbour.i hood. I have now to thank you for your kind considers- tion in publishing my letter, and at the same time to r crave additional space for this letter, its object being to ...

... -4- METEOROLOGICAL REPORT FOR TEE WEEK ENDING 20TH JANUARY, 1867. . f PR1ESSURE. Barometer attained ma:;. of 29 99 on evening of 14th- a fell slowly and steadily till early on morning of 18th to min. 25'50-rose to 29,86 on evening of 19th, and remained . steady. TEMPERATURE. I A very cold week. The approximate daily means, com- pared with an assumed average of 410, are as follows Monday, ...

... ll, I. AMERICA. at NEW YORK, DEC. 26. a d Ortega's forces have captured and executed Escobedo. Ir If NEW YORK, DxC. 18. w r The House of Representatives have adopted a resolution LI e1 promising to support the Executive in the vindication of li h the Monroe doctrine, especially with regard to Mexico. AThe Committee on Foreign Affairs have recommended at v the Executive to offer their mediation ...

... Lue_ Considerable anxiety was felt in the town on Monday wad, night, about half past ten o'clock, by hearing'the bugle use calls' at the New Barracks and the Marine Barracks )M- sounding the fire call. It proved, however, on inquiry, henthat the alarm had its origin in a large ekimney which was He on fire at Bury. off'uy the An admirable lecture on Our Olden Poets was de. livered to the ...

... LOCAL INTELLTGENCE. HELP FOR THE NEEDY. w It is scarcely necessary to observe that there is still a P great demand in this borough upon public and private philanthropy, owing to the continued severity of the b( season. It is, perfectly safe to say that mn any years have as elapsed since there was so much distress experienced by wY those whose livelihood depends upon out-of-door emly pi ment. ...

... ,SEASONABLE WEATHER. : Who will undertake the revision of th6se curreut pro. verbial expressions wbich convey only half truths wben * they are not absolutely negatived by comimgn experience? Thus it is written that a green winter makes a fat churchyard, but the medeir instance exemplifies alaost the.!complete antithesis of the old saw. If statistics are worth anything, they speak very ...

... RAILWAY TApE TABLES'FOR -2 THE MONTH OF JANUARY. -. ALONDO ND S 6tt-W TERN. WEEK DAYS. SUNDAYS. UP. 1 2 12 1225212 12 1 [I2 12 12 1 2 1 2 Portsmouth ?? 3 5510 so11 4 2,1 4:1 880o2 6 .. .. .. .. 8 80a40,5i101 uss Cosba ?? 8 11 011 52 26 4.286451 45 ?? . 8659850 5 2012 45 Portchestar ?? . 8 10 ?? 12125042 so46 ?? ?? 886 8 5 5825 Stokes Bay ?? 11 011t80 2 2 4 2 8 20 .. ?? Gospart ?? 3 11 10 118 ? ...