... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... '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 ...

... ~~i ?? ffi rTI MONI)AY MORNING, APRIL I1. I ',4?-ftrtc Jr, allbo On Friday the Chancellor of the Exchequer laid his scheme for the redluction of the national debt before the Hlouse of Commons, and we ventnrc at least to say this mitch, that it will he some time before the nation generally comprehends it. W11'e can do no more than describe it jnst now. There is not much Government stock ...

... LiG LAND. 11cr 31'ja ,ty's Thcoh'c, -The sccneiry, p~roperties, miC and( g'eneral 11:11-apliel'li~la of tihe above thliatre, were 1 1)1C itvehased 01l TImt iit-iy, ?? oe lot, by Lord \ard, for' tile slim1 of eievell tiholi(llld pounds. Mrsi. II. B. Stowe. -'1I'bis ladys expected to mRIiVC JC inl ITh Canlada, whirl(! is due1r onl$iittlda y(1 llOnt. 0Wt to alt attack of ill ness sli e was ii ?? ...

... FjtOM rTIHE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. N t the I Cool at It Pcnkieglia ta PARocc, ?? lot da y of A p ritI,1853, pre- sou, t c Qee's Most Excellent Ma iost\y to Counacil I. 11cr 31 ijest ?? ?? this day pleusetl, iponl it reireiseiitattun oif filie Eight x ?? tle Lordls ol tile ?? oif Coiiuucl tt o Educatio:: to I :ilipoiiut Scott IN Ssiotllvi Stokces, ?? (slit noit Scott Nosniiuli Slockos, Esil ...

... THE CITY PAnOCHIAL BOARD. --a . _ _ n, -hk F it 1nnr- l w-ns The ordinary monithl' meeting of this Board was hield on 'ig Aneday morning at hal-i cast ?? the Town's Hospital- I ober LamndEsq., Chairman of the Beard, in the chair. The minutes of the hlouse Committee were road. Thc fol- 105lowing is anl extract:-- The premises in) front of the Town's ed Hospital ocuidafieeda ars for sick and ...

... ATION FRO3M AUSTA LIA. inn ''TrHE GREAT BIiTAIN. We have recaisved an intercstin~- letter froia a Correspondent, vvith tile following quainit idril ?ffcaos. froml ?? note-boolk of ain adopted son of St. Mungo, on a voyage en route from Liverpool to Australia commenced in the Cucidy'' of' the- Gibson Craig,'' in Decemlber, 1851, and continued till December 1852. I~udicated to the Glasgow ...

... I 'ihe Gazette of this ovening containsodespatches from the Governor- General of India, dated Fort-Willimn, Feb. 19, transmitting to the East India Company Directors a copy of further papers relotive to Burmaln aofairs, and the ?? referring to the position of the enemy nt Naraglghin, and the captore of their stockade by Cap- tain Niltlall. These despatches, how'evcr, are of too great a Ilngth ...

... mows _ _ ?? ?? -. ?? . _SIv! . ?? . s ?? ?? _ _ ?? 1 I's Tuis annual sportlog meoting, which derives so much of Ito eclat from the Circumstance of its boing tho only one north of tho Tweed .I exclusively devoted to steeple chasing, camo off on Tuesday ?? a flhatteringmnionore of euccoso. Tliemorniing downedsoogloomilyvthat at one time apprehensions were entertained that tho unpropitiono P ...

... A mecting of Town Council vas held on Wednesday-the I lion. ?? Lord 1Provost in tile chair. UXIVEItSniTY TESTS. A minute of a meeting of the Magistrates was read, which bore that they had considered the bill of the Lord-Advocate for abolishing tests in the case of Professors iippointed to lay chairs in the Scotch Universities, and had agreed to recommend to the Council to petition Parliament ...