... Foreign and Coasting Trade, belonging to the River Tay, Arbroath, and Montrose, will be held, within the Royal Hotel here, on Wednesday the 15th January current, at twelve o'clock noon. business of importance will be submitted to the Meeting, a full attendance of the Members is requested. The present Members, and Others intending to effect Insurance with this Association, will please give ...

... London, Saturday Evening. li.ljtess of Eari. Spencer. are able to assure his Lordship's friends that his Lordship is doing well. Mr Keate, who was sent for to attend his Lordship, has returned to London, having left his patient out of danger.—Globe. The Earl of Aberdeen has been labouring under a cold, which has compelled the noble Earl to absent himself from the Foreign Office since Tuesday. ...

... London. Saturday Evening. A Hamburg paper states that the Government of Mecklenburg has concluded a treaty of navigation with Brazil, and that negociations are about to be opened for treaty of commerce. We understand that the Admiralty have forwarded a letter, dated yesterday, to the East India and China Association, intimating a fact which we are sure will be received with gratification all ...

... April next, at twelve o'clock noon, r PHE 10LL Dl TIES leviable, for the year from Whit- 1845 to Whitsunday 1846, at the following 1. On the Road from Dundee to Forfar,— 1. BAR at DIGHTY WATER, with Steelyard. 2. BAR at TARBRAX. 3. BAR at LOANHEAD of FORFAR. 11. On the Road from Wallace Craigie, at Dundee, to PITKERRO,— 4. BAR at STOBSMUIR. 111. On the Road from Broughty Ferry, northwards BY ...

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... An Abstract of the Net Produce of the Revenue of Great Britain, in the Years and Quarters ended the sth of April 1844 and 1845, showing the Increase or Decrease thereof. Quarters ended April 5, 1844. 1845. Increase. Decrease. £ £ £ £ Customs, 4,604,447 4,402,506 201,941 Excise 1,852,689 1,917,485 64,796 Stamps, 1,639,011 1,742,461 103,450 Taxes, 144,685 145,945 1,260 Property Tax, 1,992 ...

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... connection with their Establishment, OPENED that SHOP, No. Reform Street, with a choice assortment of PATENT GAS LUSTRES, PENDANTS, and BRACKETS, with every other article in the line. S. and M. take this opportunity of strongly recommending the new PATENT GAS BURNER,in imitation of Uicßupe Liciit, which for brilliancy and strength of light is greatly superior to any that have come under their ...

... son. At 15 Great Stuart Street, Edinburgh, on the 16th current, Mrs James Moncreiff, of son. At Stafford House, on the 15th instant, the Lady Blantyre, °fA Great n art Street, Edinburgh, on the 21st current, the Lady of the Hon. J. C. M. P., of son A t Monzie Castle, on the 14th current, the lady of Alexander Campbell, Esq. of Monzie, of daughter. On the 16tli current, at St Andrew's Chapel, ...

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... (From the Edinburgh Gazette.) sequestrations. James Scott, cowfceder and cattle dealer, Mains Street, Glasgow. John Gillies, some time residing at Ardmarnock, parish of Kilfinnan, Argyllshire, and afterwards in South Wellington Street, Ilutchesontown, Glasgow, now deceased. John Macdonald, sheep and cattle dealer, and tacksman of the farm of Kilmalieu, Kingerloch, in the county of Argyll. ...