... I TOTAL WRECK OP THE DUKMO SUTHERLAND STEAMER - :- A T n o - - -- . F, ~~AND LOSS OF~ SIXTEEN. LIVES. se Wn have this day thei melancholy task of recording the par. L, ticulars of it calamnity, irrvalvirrg a loss, both of life, and pro- Perty, which lies happily lied no parallel here duiring.i the last, aforty care. IOn F~day' evening, about half-past-five o'clock, it h berdeen Steam ...

... POST OFEICE PACT LIST. e 6SOUTHAMPTON STATION. !r h D oails des- Last Packe t Next Pahchti y Destinations. patched from Sald as e London. Sailed. dre e 7th 17th, and c Lisbon, Spain, and Gib- 27th, of enr A raltar., month. April 18. April 26. e Gibralt., IAlta, Greece, e Ionian Is., Egvpt, 21th of every h Ceylon, India, &e., month. April 4. April W. r Blit. Colonies in West r Indies (except ...

... e ge ce! y ENGLANDtD.n 0~ 0 .BIRTH OF A PRINCE. - ca 0 ge e5' : Buosro~owBrA PALACE, Aprift. AT ten minutes past one-o'clock this day the Queen wvas safely delivered of a Prince. r .There were preeent n-the occasion, in her Majesty's Chaamlier, his Royal Higlness Prince Albert, Dr. Locock, and Mrs Lilley, t, the monthly murse. In the adjoining apartments; besides- the of other nmedical ...

... P A RL I A M E N T. ,tao HOUSE OF LORDS-fonday, April 25. ;hs. The Marqusis of Clanricarde put a question to Government t with reference to the affairs of Turkey. Th. al B of fClrerndono stated that, as negotiations were pen- god ding, it would be impossible to give a full answer to the ques. the The house then went into committee upon the * CANADA CLERGY RESERVES BILL. )MatLord Dei-by moved ...

... P A R L I A M E N T. HOUSE OF LORDS-Monday, April 18. The BEart of Winchilse& moved for the appointment of a Com- mittee to inquire into the system of education pursued at May- nooth College, and its results. The Eart of Aberdeen moved, as an amendment, that an ad- dressbe presented to her Majesty, praying for a Commission to inquire into the managemnent and government of the College of ...

... 0108ETIC. INTELL:I -9g. ..~~~~~~~.. : we i inghem Pelice, lwhere they a~i edK shiorti fter 4 0 9opk I -TuwIca AFTz: Wrorneoi Ckstinr.-We are assured ,that,S although thedneege ie roughly lstbmitid riotto exced £10000 it will not eceunt to anything litse that antis MATnessOlecAn ON DIT.-It is affirmed tbat-'Lady Peel is about to be married to Viscount Hardige, the Com'maideerx. Chief. - XTHn ...

... ImUperial i&rltialent. nity, 'HOUSE OF COMMONS-Afronday, April 18. aret THE BUDGET.adl The following is a mere detailed report of Air Gladstone's isr -speech in making his financial statement, titan we were enabled tog e to give in oar last ethe The Chanelselor of the Exehehirer began by craving rthe infini- tOem Y r~sce of the House, while be would attempt to lay his ease as will 1 ...

... Imperial Var-litinteItt. HOUSE OF LORDS-pfoltdfl, April 4. e On the reasosiablieg of their LordshiPs to-day, LodOrte/asked whether the late address presented to the Emperor of Frnc from certain mnerelattst and others from the cty o Letion iws under thle sauction eind authority of the Monte Governmentit? Lord C/eretdoa, replied that the adedrcess was certainy notI under the sanction of ...

... P A R L I A Mm EN T. HOUSE OF LORDS. THE LONDON ADDRESS TO THE Fr.ENCH EmpEoRo.- The deputation of English merchants, who, with Sir James Duke at their head, .presented an address to the Emperor Napoleon, a fortnight ago, was the subject of a rather curious conversation in the House of Lords, on Monday week. Lord Camphell brought the matter be- fore their lordships, and expressed his opinion, ...

... ' terutEf aAlurna 21 WEDNESDAY, AprU 27, 1853. . P A R L I A M L N T. HOUSE OF LORDS. MAYNOOTH.-Monday week was the most important. ae day of the session in both Houses. In the House of Lords, the vexea question of the Maynooth Grant re- F, ceived at least a temporary solution ;and in the Lower House'the Chancellor of the Exchequer brought forward a Budget that is likely to achieve for him a ...

... INSTALLATION OF.TfIL LORD, RECTOR.* - I I R~zISC:II; COLL-Ed3 ANiD UlNIVERsITY.I 'On Wednesday List, the RighIt I fonouirable the R-irl spl.r .of Carlisle wass isutalled into the office of Lor Reto sd 1 of -Maniscial Colleze, towihh e o cordially elected Pmo li' flue Students -onl thle let es~tio. The iiniuonra-ition Po took place tit tawo O'clock, within the Hall of thle 'College 1PI :which, ...

... FREE SYNOD OF ABERIDEEN. - Wednesday, April 13. The public blsineesqof the Synod commenced about one oclock. After examiniig stndenlts' certificates, and some other routine business, anc appeal was brought forward on behalf of the Kirk Session of Drumblade by Sir Forbes, the mainister, against a decision of the Presbytery of Turriff, refusing to sanc- tion the suspension of a member of the ...