... I TE NEW HOSPITAL.' ?? UBSCJUIPTIONS TO THE ~ ! MAYORI'S FUND at Following -are the sumns contributed durm ng the e r Past week I Proceeds of Sale of Work and or Entertainment, June 17th J ad ndii8th,given by the pupils 1 or of the Mlisses Lapthorne, St. t l3crnlards, Sussex-terrace, Southsee ?? 80 00 he Third Inbtallmeut, .Evem219 on 2dCS Shilling Fud ?? 6 Ile Offertory, St. Thomnas's61 ...

... THE FLEET AT POt1-ovrsMOUTB . COMMISSIONED SHIPS. 1 VICTORY, flagship of Admiral Sir 3I. Culme- 'neytnour, ?? Commander-in-Chief. AsIA, guzirdtship of' Reaerves and flagship of Rear-Admiral E. Rice, Admiral-Saper- J intendant of Portsanouth J. ,XCELLE. ' (Whale Island). gunnery school. tI Vzuxox, torpedo school, uaptain J. DBirnfod. ( ROIDN1, bottleship, Captain (G. W. Russell. r T11AiAtOAIi ...

... ANNUAL DINNER AT THE TOWN HALL. ADMIRAL FIELD IN ACTION. C The 21st annual dinner of thle Portsmoutlh Chamber of Commerce was held in the Mayor's Bauqueting Room at the Town Hall, on Wednesday ovening. Mr. G. Cooke, J.P. *X. (President) ocoupied the chair, sapported on the acit right by the Mayor (Aldermnau T. Scott Foster) ter sud on the left by Admiral Field, M.P, Thel t gentlemen also ...

... rrT HE FLEET AN PORTSMOUJT H. C t COMMISS10NED SHIPS. s V'croay, flagship of Admiral Sir Mf. Culrne- beymoar, ?? Commander-in-Chief. ASIA, guardehip of Reserves and flag-ship of Rear-Admiral E. Rice, Admiral-Super- inteudent of Portsmouth. EXCELLENT (Whale Island). gunnery school. VEIRNON, torpedo school, uaptain J. Daruford. MAJESTIC, battleship, flagship of Vice-AdmiralJ .iir H. Rawson, K C ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, MuNiy, OCT. 7. The weather is as fine as possible for sire land, though the heay gales must be severe at sea. The arrivals siunce last Mondrly hove been cslislderable from all ?? ; anl this moraing there was a liberal show of laud carriage samiples fronm the near counties.- e Wheat 'The sale is slow, at a reodiction sf is. to 2s.. [e per ?? : Prime samples for molting aire o ...

... SMITHFIELD MARKET, MONDAtY, JAN. 26. a |Owing to the provailiag strong gales of winld, the im-. sliort of foreign stock into Londonl lasi w eek, were cons- ate parati rely small, the total atrival having been confined ar to 1508 hesad. During the corresponding period in cso1851 w.e received 2668 ; in 1850, 1007 ; in. 1849, of 854 ; and in 1848, 407 bead. Or, fltl'lftT IPTO LOMI~lO IS THE PAST ...

... .DVizmms (Thursdacy)J.-We had a moderate supply 3, of Wheat to-day, with a heavy trade. Now parcels f maintained lasti week's prices, but old were rather oasioer - to ?? was more enquiry for good Barley, d beat very little in the Market. We can note no altor. c ation in ?? and Pease wore likewise iu snall o tpp)ly, without change in ?? old White V 1heat sold at 24s. Od. to 28s. Od.: best Red ...

... CORN EXCHAjN.GE,, MODT, AuG. 30, Va. With tlie exception of partial shoswers on Teesda 'yers Wednesday the weather has, during the Vast Week y very favourable for larvestop rition, and an se anY quantity forn heas been carried Theshi mchiefd by the Wet weather in the early part of the month d a Ig to -not appear- to have been exaggerated,. and 'the Ir 0e3 isou from most of the. southern parts ...

... -C1 , . T. 00:, 1Tibs afiDA . onMlloida; 'ennighcausod 'n !havi'nes in Itdi' hunds; ?? i)bnm ow alt tb eoctih6on tBoursis-coh. etiui'b'by r~trnii is, '8iy ii fiii6 mnatt&et that 6slet o£, Foreign 'Stocks cau be to-iny extent. ?? , ,j; u Cosni6optened at'901 914 fo tho Wrath iciohin4` ty iand thbre word low as 90a3 w e was -again a ?? to 90j 01. THlc ef ;boGA'o'6t IN'e ed' Tbre porCents. ard ...

... PzAL, sept. ?? half paft five o'clock this morning the remains of the gallant Capt. E. T. Parker were removed .from his lodgings to the Dock yard, in order for interment in the Chapel Field at this place. At half paft eleven o'clock Lord Nelfon came on (hore I from on board the Arnazon.-At twelve o'clock, by fignal from the Anmazon, the fu-eral commenced:- Tne Ihips in the Downs, under the c ...

... .1 Va)r - ra clock, ,=tF dL CORN EXCHANj3E, LONE; . - ;0MONtDAY, SOVIlNSaRS a T~he fupply of Wheat for, this Lay's market ?? bein confiderable, a *eeming advance took place at an early part' ie of the morning, but the fales-left off ar 6iearly latt weelt' ?? and Malt, though in plenty,. go eff freey;. and ?? are -fomething cheaper; thofe of Lt middling quality are dull ?? are lowcer, bii Grey, ...

... abt?;Marhtt# a- T If -r r e. s I- If n r e II I r i . COtN XEAY GE;-s LONDON.' - SNDAYy OC~Oaj, ii We lid 6ut a nidcling Lopply l ?? Wheat thrs day at market, and havirig manys bu3;eis lief famples fetched nearly is. per quarter ±nore than on Friday * the forei hlikewife fold freely. Wc had many arrivals ot Barley, and te Maleters begincsing tp work, that article fold readily at isal weck'.iws ...