... EA3TER MOYJIAr Monday being Easter Monday, accoidirg to an. dcient custom, the Lord Mayor went in stat A, Christ Church, Newgate-strcet, where tie l Ie : Sermon was preached before his Lordihip, a l Governors of Christ's Hospitrl, by the orm d ; of Ely ...

... EDIJNIBURG H, E SATURIDA rI-APRIL 12, th ?? st hi Paris papmrs, wvhich hlave been received to the as 6g11, bring accounts -of the rise of the French aidls. 'he five per cents. have risen to 63 I c francs 70 cents, and they have since risen still - hjigher. G ...

... S(fl ■ ■ ?? D ?? ■rj . ?? COMPF/nnON mr PRIZES toba r'.r'i.n by rise i (igh'and Socsety of Lon 'on to th.: % i Ie BEST PERFORMERS ON THE BAGPIPB, , 3l r '.ri a,- Ediisburgh, 01. Tuefday the ieth day of Tss- ?? : ?? she feci' Idy if the Race Week, in orefence ...

... Pencil ; which it is thought will occasion a Hearing in Westminster-hall. We hear that both Houses of Parliament will rise soon after Easter next. Bank Stock no Price. India Stock no Price. South Sea Stock 101 to 1 qr. ...

... prosperous than it is. The Da ily Neivs hopes there will be some ex- pression of opinion in Parliament about Poland before Easter. COMMIERCIAL. hue Tibnes says :-It is satisfactory to see the Bank of England establishment once again in a natural position; ...

... the Com- mittee of Privileges, on the first Tuesday after the Easter recess. The bills in progress beinj then forwarded, in their respective stages, their Lordships adjourned for the Easter holidays, to Friday the 14th of April. HOUSE OF COMMONS-March ...

... THE MOON. Full Moon. 7th Feb., 2h. 35m. A.M. Rises, sh. 56m. a-2 Lost. Qoar„ 13kh Feb. 6h. 50m. r.M. lllu 17m. r s New Moon, Feb., 7h. 30m. f,sl * 71l 16m. f.m Quar., 20th Feht, 71i. 55m. p.m. « 23m. a.k FulTMoon, 7th Mar., Oh. 44m. v.U.. if 6h. 29m. ...

... That he is to commence his Exa- minatory College (God willing) upon the first Monday of the next Month. ||+|| The Lands of EASTER LIVILANDS, of about L. 900 yearly Rent, having a convenient little House, lying in the Parish of St. Ninian's, near Stirling; ...

... JOt-ir GttAHr1,51 & ROBERT MATLEP, Some- des time ?? and grain dealers at South Bridgend ofd Crieff, prelently teinantsl at Easter Lochlane, as a Camn.. Bal party, andi John Grahoar anti Robert AMailer, as indiVi- the dual partnors of thle said Company ...

... during the Easter recess at his sent, Brocket Hall. Lord and Lauly Erskine are visiting at Youngsburv, the seat of B. Giles King, Esq. Earl and Countess Cowper, the aon. \5Vnu. Cowper, M.P., and Lord anti Lady Ashley, nre lat Poishanger for the Easter holidavs ...

... election by the rate-payers of Easter and Wester Ports- burgh of suitable persfins recommended to the Town- Council for appointment as Magistrates for the two divisions of the barony, took place on Monday. For the Easter Division there were two candidates ...

... , Feb10 RE fi llwier~ pr ts 'of the Secquestrated &trrlf .1 'Fuoss~s |}iGLAS of Easter .Ltc)h as paruca descrihied in former athvertiasnaents. 'ahin Z ?? lANDS of EASTER INCH, lying tit5 rnle of-the town of Bathgate, in tlue county of Lirnhtbrl!, arid ...