... SCOTCH APPE.ILS. [FROM A CoRRESPONDENT.] The recent discussions have greatly interrupted the pro- gress of the Lord Chancellor both in his own Court and in the Judicial business of the House of Lords. In this latter tribunal, we understand, that the arrear of Appeals has been gradually increasing for several years, and is now of extraordinary magnitude. It is upwards of nine weeks since the ...

... To strangers unacqualotedwith Nottingham, it will be neces *ary to premise that mast part of it is built upon rock, which forms different rising hillocks, an4 some parts on perpeodicular cliffs, haring streets running below, so that one house stemoia ac- tually built upon the roof of another. This is the case with the High Pavement, On which many of the most respectahle houses are erected, as ...

... THE NEW GOI'hRRNMENT INNUITY BILL. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE; SiR-This scheme is far more extensive and speculative in it- objects than any preceding Annuity scheme In which Govern ments bave engaged. It embraces Life Insurance as well a Annuities. It takes in most of the different species of risk undertaken by the Life Insurance Offices, and proposes somu, which the Offices, in ...

... NOTABILILA. A CLUEVER BILLI WE see in the Parliamentary Report, that ,The LoRn ADVOCATE has brought in a Bill for thmrem eriectual Prevention of Murder by Suffication, in Scotland. The project seems rather difficult, but nothing is impossible to Par- lisiment, and the powerwhich made a bit of silver paper and a shilling of the value of a guinea, may easily prevent suffocation from the slop. ...

... -- TO Ma ( O BE` T ! : . . &Ma1Ch k, 1829. SIR, - -NltoTWsi~iXTANMwo the -press of in. teresting matbr of all sons, E tlink you will diem theinelosed able worthy of a place iu the -ster. Ii is needtess to point otit -o'your readers the different stages of thed ineasnre of ur ,fe ?? :wai, for the prpose ofiRlls'tratin-g- my table. 'But It may be nrth .irhile to ,observe, that: we never ...

... - ORD TENBTE N, RIt ilto Cm VP~Auuc I've AS' ' 'l : EF 'JUSTI ' |'OPl'THE GOUERT OF' G'S-i'BE'NCH. ; Relati' to the $ffthoie .ill. -; Rc.iEbI Par juth &Apji, 1829. - i ?? the rpo of ydiir Loi'd- ship's speec1x, iiid' oiih'4ih inlsant, op the sece-n reading Z 6f b tdolic SBi11U andk the is- o~iiige of it on which I Think itw in e~4tu pnbhiciy vto i'riiark. 17i,' as 1u0 w.Vieh- I ?? tti he ...

... ?? SIT-I ?? seivied -yoiir I letter of the 4th.in slantfaId, lassu tyou that you do ime justice ia believiug ?? siccerely anainus to w itnes. the isettle t of the Roman Catholic QestobwhicItbk benefitting the Srate, would coe abaiiefit an everydindividtal Wbngi it.-- Butj- confess lsee ieo.p pecof sc& .ieft. Partybhas been mixed wip ?? tion of the qu'estion to stiba l-re~ e, and such ...

... [FROM THE ISURNAL DU COMSMER&E OF WEDNESDAY.1 PARIS, APaIL 14-The Noniteur has not yet published the mame of the successor of M. de la Ferronays, and every thing indicates that the choice will not he made before the first Coun- cil after Easter Sunday. The Minister of Ecclesiastical Affairs Is gone to his diocese; his colleaguies have given notice that they will not give audlence during ...

... rARISHES or ST. ANDREW, ST. PETER, AN4D ST.ANNS1 [FROM THS DUBLINE MORNINNG REGISTIa OF SATtRDAV.] Yesterday a Meeting of the Parishioners of the Unien of St. Andrew, St. Peter, and St. Anne, was held at the Corn Es- change, to adopt measures for the formation of a Fund to pay a nationaltribute to Mr. O'Connell. At half-past One o'clock the Chair was taken by BERNARD MULLINS, Esq. Mr. CHRIST ...

... In an article in our last, regarding the Poor Laws, we stated It as our well-weighed epinion, that If some decisive measures were not taken to sustain the tenantryof Ireland, they would be absol u telv crushed to powderby the jont operation of the Di&- q ilication Bill and thc Subletting Act. How this latter Act operater on the benafical hilders of leases has been very ably shown inl the ...

... CRUELTIESPERPETRATED BY HENRY AND HELEN | MOSS, ON A FEMALE NEGRO SLAVE IN THE I BAHAMAS. - [FROM TftX ANTI SLAVERY MONTHLY REPORTER FOR APRILIj 'rhe nature of this transaction 'Will best appear fram the fol- lowicg dispatch of Mr. Secretary Huskisson to the Governor, General Grant, dsted Downing-streetr, 28th Serternber, 1827 :- ' halive received your dispatch of the 31t July lastt trant- ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF CREST BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF COMINIONS.-ArRil 2. G neral GA SCO YN E in red ftr leave to brilig up the Report t c, the Liverp- I C urc ,Ial. 0 Mr. D H ARVgY ofposed the further progress of the Boil Grn-roil GASCOYNE supported it, on the ground that the Cnurchb ?? n reasary. Mr. HU IE to ved, tat the further consideration of the Re- port be p attioned fir a month. ...