... PREPARATIONS F101 AVAR. (Frroir thc Times.) WYe learn frioal iwl tar, that oln tile 231 nit., driughits of the 41.at and 417th Regimsents had arrivsecd theie, under the Coln- Inatid o(f Mnajor Prren, of' 11w 47ih, arfbr a very good passage of fivc dtivls rin ol Liverpool n bhoard the Screw steamer Tall1aIYs. The ship beilg ?? ill q Ilaratitc the (ihcers were Utiable to goo i hore, battile ...

... f, O N 1) 0 N, A P It I 1, 1. e The Emnperor of Jiussia's Last Libual Movement.- ; A corresp ondcicit informs us tiiat tlic most uious'' I Enperor of Russia has prolibited the circulation ill Poland of the portrait of Sir Mloses Montetiore. Corn - 1 monlt is ?? Chronicle. c ?? Ilmtileus from tie 82d ]eqhimentf-Ois the evelning of Monday last, 24 volunteeis from the 82d Q iteeimelit left per ...

... ARRIVAL OF THIE S. S. GLASGOW. The serew-steanner Glasgow, 1. Craig, commander, arrived LI in the Clyde on Saturday last, after a comfortable passage from L, News York of 13 days and 18 hours. The folloving is a list of M the cabin passengers, exclusive of those in the stecrage:- F Mrs. Cameron and servant. ?? D)rew. Mr. John lemnnet, Mrs. Hill and one child. N Alr. WY. IEwan Bucher, lady, Mj ...

... PACKET LOATS.-GENEIMAL POST-OFICE, APRIlT 12. l)Cstilltiolls. 3SOUTHiAMPTO\x SraTIoN t ilztd ll ?? - ?? -: Spaoill . I. (libr::ltao ,,r ?? libraltar, Mlltit Igypt, Co0 1, itlld, ti11d lliu:, S Auotralin ( ill ltii ?? a i Ilhitisli Colonies il j Weost Bldies (ex- rapt llol ldl0)s, F'oreign C('olooe, &cll W'est Ilices (ox colt Iii vooai), . Cullifornia, 'elle- zoelu, Now Grit- o1aal , Chili cud ...

... EHNB)IJBGU [I G . GAZE A ETTE. SEQUESTR.ATIONS. iVn. Naihoo & Son, flrsspinners alid milanufacturers in Pertb, as a Comiani-, crnd William Nairne. flairspinner nrid manufactuirer in I Pert, and residing in Stansle. rind Thomas Naine. flauxspinuer and uieiriifaceerer in Pertl:. and residing there, the individual earlners of the said Company of W illiamn _Nairrie & Son. as partners thereof, anl ...

... SYNOD OF LOTHIAN AN-ND TWEEDDAML. A pro r-s nata -meeting of tlis St-nod was held onl Tuesday, for thle purpose of takitig into con-sideracion the Lord Advo-I Oaie's Education hilt.-cte Rev. Dr Sismpsetn of Kirk-newton, The Atev-. M~r TAIT Of Kirklisten introduced cthe Subject by reading a report from the Par-ochial Srtl0ools Commnittee, whlich, aifter enamneraticig the objectionable features ...

... TOWN-COUNCIL PROQCEEDiNGS. The Council miet on1 TuMesIhy-the Lord Provost in the chair, Tilt QCiOtS'S STATrSE 'AT. HyOLYROD. Mr BMTwrra. referred to certain damage %which had been re- coutch sustained by the statue of Eer Majesty at Holyrood since the wvithtdrawal of thle guard at the Palace, conse0liient on the departure of the 4th Re-gimnent. The LorD. PRO;OST stated that arrangemeints had ...

... OLn MHonday cvening a public mceting of the Scottish Gra- duates in Medicine practising in England aud Wales. ?? by the above Association, was held at the Freemasons' Tavern. London, for the purpose of aoeillg steps to secre thei pro- fessional status under anv measure oflmedical legislation wvhicah may he proposed. and to appoint representativcs at the con- ?? on miedical reform to be held ...

... I At the Court at Windsor, the 15th day of April, 15a4, present, tho Qucelons Most Excellent Majesty in Council This dsy the Right Ifon. HeI ry Unwtin AldiUgt011 was, by her Mloajeoty's command, suorn of hor Mi: 1isty's M ost lo1o011ablle Privy Coun1lcil, alid took his place at tho Borard accordingly, LOIID CNIAMlnlLAIs-S Ovvzce, Arnir. 1. Notice is hereby given, that ber Miiajesty will hold ...

... lrOUJ.SE OF COMMONS-FRIDAY, BfAnCfl 3t. hO].r11 Uit k.iJ Ik. - itjA The SP'EAKIjcti ?? thle chair at a quarter beot~rc 4 o'clock. Wi tle, Petitions wrepresntd inl favour. of thel, Education (Scot- cc -1 of' loud) Blill, by tho LOaD-A t)VOCATrcc, fromt severa l ilaces by Coti All'. DUN \LOP, froni the milnister, clders, %ad deacons of tue Frce Caz i.0b IChrch cieoccgrsg~ctiol, Stirathwick, ...

... I 10-MONDAY MORNINGr, APRIL 17. There is fortunately no other topic of public in- terest at present to disturb the universal appetite for I . 1 . I - *. 1 I .1 I ncws from the scat of wval Iitliherto that appetite has been very imperfectly gratified. -Now, how- ever, not only is war declired, but our fleets are in motion. We have already published Ad- miiral Napier's signal to his fleet, aind ...

... SITE FOR TRINITY COLLEGE CHURCII.-OPIONI OF MR R IV. BILLINGS. We have. seen requested to pbisrhiil the fobiowvitu crrs poridene between the Lord Provost and Mr Bihiinrs, the well. knuwir archbitect. respectinig tire prpofeced sites 'for Triniity College Church I I. Lfzter 1,0/l ire I.oni .Pror'st. to Yr R. 1f'. 131147,v Ed~inbrrrgh. 29th March asI 8 . IDrt.&r Sirr-Thre selectiono of a ...