... moan* of strength, by becoming satisfied with the mode of our Government ? We are not a ilittle gratified to observe, that an organ of vast power, for good or for evil. The Tunes, instead of limiting its views to the mere surface subject of a conviction or an acquittal,frankly and strongly declares that bo, reality, but matter of secon’ dary importance, in a national point of view. After ...

... ■ Retail. —, -Highest price of first Bigs, at the Weigh-bouse, second, dp., 31s , third, do., highest price of first firkin Butter, per Ih. crock, do., Fruit. Apples, 12» to 16s per cwt. i Pears, 12s per cut.; Oranges, Is to Is per dozen; Lemons, to per dozen; Grapes, green, 9d per lb. ; do. Purple, Is per lb. ; Irish Nuts, 6d per quart. Feyetable*. Potatoes, per owl., Is 2s; do., per stone, ; ...

... ila*. Saturday, November 11. Mb O’Robke .pp«r J OB Mi.lf the 0.. Meded undrr'tbe Act for lightinj the town v.ilh g*>. which , , Ti,,, if person shsll wsntooly or mshcioutly hinXr orin.lr.op »ld Compeny, their deputies, serrants, o, .ny of them .n doing or of the works, or eierei.e .n, of the authorities U, this Act granted, .ball to any. seise cause procure such interruption or hindrance to ...

... IU II;' FIRST C 0 N C E R n a Na MUSAUD, J V lt THAR RUAMON. Will take place In the T ii E A T R E- R O V A L. On WmEmNEsDAv, 151h Nov. curt. r Paarticlars In future atdvertisemeltlH. t Ir J. Youso begsrespeetfully to inform the Nobility aml Gentry of Aberdeen, that he has made arrangements for brihging forward, dur- ing the Winter Season, tho mo st fsghienble andtel approved musio of the day; ...