... PARL I A M ENT. HOUSE OF LORDS-MIonday April lb. The Barf of ofalmesbury said, that having received several 0eonmmunications arising from a conversation which, bad taken l- place in the other House upon the subject of Diplomatio Ap. ;* 1pojutments, he wisheetto say that the late Government had not iany intention of altering the existing system. *bhB IRIBERY AT ELECTIONS. * The Barl of Aberdeen ...

... EBvinburgh Share List. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 13, 1853. - When Deseription of Stock ‘share. Paid | Price. — —_-—_—_- —_ — ee i i tt ! | ‘ ! Banks. 8 F cent. -* 100 lve 10 ‘Bank of Scotland 100 we ir 0 June& Dee. British Linen Co.. lw 2? 318 Bank le | Aug. jCity of ots lo | 10 13 “4 Do. & 50d 100 184 le j 1 Jan. &July Commereral 2 lo! We i2 | May& Nov. Eastern Bank - Feb.& Aug Edinburgh & ...

... STATlON6 Wi' OF'TLu BUIT-111. AI~AlI. Where two places ar e mentionied,the last naned is that attohich he Depdt of the leginmeat is stationed. Life Goards, lst, Iyde Park. 2d, Windsor. R7oal Horse Gauards. Regent's Park. Dragoon Guards. 1st, Dublin. 2d, Newbridge. 3d, Cahir. 4th, Dublin, 5t1, Newbridge. eth, Canterbury. 701h, Ballincollig. Dragoons. 1st, Mnanchester. 24, BUirtinghiam. ,8d, ...

... Tnrs rev. Court met yesterday in the Free East Church, when 0 a suitable discourse was preached from 2d Thess. iii. 1, by Rev. George M'Crie of Clola, the Moderator for the past half-year. fi The Synod having been constibtued, and the roil made up, the 1. Rev. Hugh Gordon of Monqubitter was, on the motion of Mr P Murray, elected Moderator. After the appointment of Com- 0 mittees on overtures, ...

... AAustria. Th A despatcb from Vienna, of March 31, says:- Threfagee s question is settled. The British Government bas promised to I keep a strict guard on the refogess, and to visit them with the c full severity of the law whenever it should be proved that they r have taken part in revolutionary intrigues. F United States. The Hermann arrived on Friday, with advises from New York I to March ...

... !d In consequence of the ciruMstauces which have taken -)'!ac w between Mr Stevenason and- the Trustecs of the Dick Beqrslrt, e. the PresbYfteT of Galic'ci resolved to visit and ex.a'srtire ti'r te School ot KeIuna, this yoaf in a body, instead of, as usual, rp- le pointing a Committee for that purpose. The tollowiri is a )f 'formal ieport oftthe procertlings, which has been trasmsittld to 'o ...

... SHERIFFS COURIS BILL—REPORT BY THE COMMITTEE OF WRITERS TO THE SIGNET. he committee appointed by the Writers to the Signet to examine the provisions of the bill brought in by the Lord Ad- vocate, with respect to Sherifis Courts, have issued a report, the substance of which is as follows :— S to With respect to the first principle which the bill establish, that of extending the jurisdiction of ...

... I I1UUnei5 VJe 1,V11Li-1 The Si'w.xrrir took tbe chair at twelve o'clock. N Several petitions were presented against the admission ?? a to Parliament. i Mr LUCAS presented a petition from Meath, in favour of v .1 the admission of the Jews to Parliament. t Soveral petitions were presented in faivour of tbe repeal of the e duty on attorneys' certificates. di L Iord 11. VANE presented a petition ...

... Caledontan Jilercurp. EDINBURGH, THURSDAY, APRIL. 1. ———_--— -— | A SECOND EDITION of the MERCURY is published every Monday Afternoon, containing Reports of the iouden Corn and Cattle Markets of that day, the state of the Funds and ail other intelligence received by Telegraph. The Second Edition can be forwarded, in most nstances, to any part of the Country by the Mails of that Evening. — — ...

... S APPEALS Hlouse of Lords, Monday. The House assembled this morning, at the usual hour, to hear appeal causes. The Peers in attendance were the Lord Chancellor, Lord Colville, and Lord Cremorne. WISHART ¢. WYLIE AND OTHERS. The Lord Advocate and Mr J. Anderson appeared for the appellant ; and the al, Mr Rolt, and Mr A, Gordon represented the respondents. This appeal was partly heard during the ...

... 'fIlE FACU'LTY' OF ADVOCATES, £1)DT]IE SIIEIIFFI)EJalI'U*', ON SIILIlll'lCOURT IIEFORM. (Froim a Corresposdent.) Bl.th of the above learned bodieS have now put their senti- yreets on this sunbject into a specific shiapc. T'le Sheriffs Dc- pate have printed and cireulatedl ' Observations on the Lord Advocate's Bill ; and thc Faculty of Advocates have issued a ' I'eprrt by their Committee. ...

... WVRE CK OF THE 11DUKCE OF SUTHERLAND STE A Al E R, AND LOSS OF SIXTEEN LIVES. -a n TA tan I -.11 (From the Aberdeen Journal.) ADDITIONAL PARTIeULARS, . Tho Duke of Sutherland left London at half-past seven I o'clock on Wednesday evening, with 25 passengers on board, I and a general cargo. The passage was a very easy and plea- sant one, with the wind at south-east, up to Thursday night, t ...