... WINCHESTER, W .L.w U±.A ±5 O SATURDAY, JULY 18, 1857. ?? 'NIERCANTILE (5AZETTEp Fdaidey Evenop. Notwvirhstanding the short supply of English wheat at ALM[ark-lane on Monday, yet the return of hot foreine 0weather, improved state of the crop, and near approach O of harvest, all combined to render the trade very dull, and although all sorts were offered at a reduction of fully 3s. per quarter ...

... (From the Daily s ?? Correspondent.) NAPLES, JuNF 30. Important telegraphic despatcbes have arrived from Ga ta. A short time before midnight of the 28th the gqeterale was b aten in the Arsenal, and great activity wvse manifestedd. Orders were given to fit out six vessels of war on the moment. Two left on Monday morning for Baiin'to takel 'in powder and bills; two left s on he i oblolfin ...

... At the Court at Buckingham Palace, July 6. The Queen, as Sovereign of the most noble Order of l the Garter, has been graciously pleased, by letters patent under her Royal sign manual, and the great seal of the Order bearing, dato this day, to dispense with all she statutes and regulations usually observed in regard E to the institution, and to grant unto the Right Hon. Gran- Rfle George, Earl ...

... HOUSE OF PEERS. rode FRIDAY, JULY 24..] Earl Fortescue inquired vace whether the government intended to propose the erection writ of a public monument to the late Lord Ragla -C Loerr Passmnure stated that the final decision on the tion subject was not yet arrived at, but as a question of pre- Lore cedent remnarkedi that public monuments were awarded men only in recognition of great and signal ...

... THE BOROUGE MAGISTRATES AND MAJOR GENERAL BRETON. At a special meeting of Magistrates, held on Tues- e day last, the following resolution was unanimously d agreed to:- Resolved,-That, while the Mayor and p Magistrates desire to congratulate Major General Bireton t on his appointment to a command in the Iiland of Mauritius, they, at the same time, cannot fail to look forward with regret to the ...

... The presentation of New Colours to this distinguished regiment (the 88tb) took placeon. the 3rd. It attracted . a brilliant assemblage of ladies and of the resident gen- try, and the officers of the united services. At ; 12 o'clock the. regiment was drawn up in line on Southsea common, together with the 7th Fusiliers, and the 19th Regiment. Att 10 minutos past 12 Lieutenant-General Sir William ...

... ?? . ; , .. . . . I TRE.POR~Tsloriyr, FORtTSEA, & GOSPORT- I OSMIAL. a At the Special Meating of this Institution on Tuesday, athe chair was taken by Lord (ieorge Lennox, and there wre presrent the Cormmander-in-Chief, Admiral Sir. Gerg Seymour; the Lieuternant-(iovernor, Major- Genra Breton; Admiral Sir Charlei' 0gle, Rear- f Admiral Sir Itichard Grant; Captain Pelhaml; Captain .t Gambier; ...

... ran- - of (From the Globe.) of _ _ _ _ _ be As long ago as December last four infantry regiments ~S, -the 23rd, 82nd, 90th, and 93rd-were placed under se orders to relieve two regimtinLs, th 10th and 29tb, wlose term of service had been completed, and to fill up 9t; the deficiency in the Indian establishment caused by the )s. raturn o this coent.iy of two more regiments daring the c, Crimean ...

... CORONATION DAY.-Our town was dull on Monday, owing to so many persons taking their pleasure else- where, as it was a general holiday. The Mutual Im- e provement Society had afete at Dean, and the day was wound up by a display of fireworks; Mr. Waterman's suns fired salutes during the day, and his celebrated nage were proudly waving in different parts of the town, S 8VDD:N Dniser.-On Thursday ...

... day last a numerous meeting of the Clergy of the Archdeaconrv of Chichester, convened by the Ven. the Archdeacon Garbett, was held in the library of the Cathedral, for the Purpose of considering the propriety of petitioning Parliament against the New Divorce 3ill now under the -consideration of the legislature. The following resolutions were agreed to, and the-petition is now in course ...

... - -4-v GO3PORT. The annual dinner of the members of the Faith, lope, and Charity Society took Dlace on Monday last, at the Crown Inn, North-street, to which about eighty members and their friends sat down. The chair was taken by Mir. Joseph Webb, the vice-chairs by Messrs. Bushnell 'and Batehelor. The chairman was supported on his right by one of the stewards, 51r. J. Smith, and on the left ...

... A letter from Gxenoa of the 2nd instant in the Opinioos of Turin, says that several of the persons arrested there have been oet at liberty, but more than a hundred remain in confinenrent. It is said that three of the panty who attacked the Diamante Fort have heen :wpprebended. The sentinel of the fort has also boen taken into custody. The Cattolico ass-rts that amongst the letters found npon ...