... discolored, and they answer required -—81, Friar-street, Reading. WR Packer will give a Concert by the cademy,on Thursday in Easter. MISS LAYTON begs to announce to her friends and the public, that she continues to receive a Select Num- ber of Pupils, either ...

... reseurces :—“ Algiers is built like an amphitheatre, but ferms a triangle: one ef the points is washed by the sea ; the other, rising up towards the land, ferms another peint, at the extremity of which is the new palace of the Dey, called the Casba, The town ...

... if we consider how slightly the highest mountains cause our globe to differ from a perfectsphere, Chimborazo, although it rises to more than 21,000 feet above the surface of the sea, would only be represented on an artificial globe, of about six feet ...

... Learaed Lord os hft rise to vindicate , e conduct ° ° '-d -bo had atta fact, from the not made, 'twas keen n «* - The Noble Lord had long been known ,n that House, bis services had long been known and appreciated, therefore CM not rise from the attack ...

... which by an Actof last Session, William IV. cap. 70, are fixed as under :—Hilary Term begins January 11, ends January 31 : Easter Term begins April ends May : Trinity Term begins May 23, ends June 13: Michaelmas Term begins Nov. 2, ends Nov. 25. Excite ...

... awaited news from Warsaw. The Polish provinces Prussia and Austria wero closelyguarded, and it was said that they meant to rise upon the first success their heroic countrymen. Prince (not tbe hero of Harley-street), who is attached to the Austrian embassy ...

... presenting a petition against the Reform Bill, said—My Lords, I take this opportunity of informing your Lordships, and 1 now rise for the purpose of giving notice of intention, in case that it should be your Lordships' pleasure to throw out the Reform Bill ...

... brethren from ,he attack made on them Lord Shrewsbury, and said should vote against the Bill. The Lord ChANCEiI apologized for rising at that late hour when both their Lordships and himself were almost Worn out with fatigue. He had intended to have iven silent ...

... time consumed in passing them twelve minutes for one hundred feet of perpendicular rise. The expense is less than a third of what locks would be for surmounting the same rise. we set. about any more canals, this may be worth attending to. This Morris canal ...

... Adjournment for the Holidays.—Lord Althorp gave notice, that on Wednesday next he would move that the House should adjourn for the Easter recess until Monday, the 7th of May. The noble Lord also gave notice, that he would move the second reading of the Scotch ...

... subdued brilliancy, and the melody ofthe woods ceases. Astronomy.—The days, this month, increase to 16 hours, and the Sun will rise as early as four.—This luminary enters the third sign of the zodiac. (Gemini) ahout the 21st, that is, owing to the motion ...

... , and with expectations which will not be realized. The sums received by churchwardens in England nnd Wales, from Easter 1830 to Easter 1831, was 446,--17. 125.; in church rates, 51,919/. Is.; from estates, 13,216/.; from mortuary or burial fees, 41,419/ ...