... (From the Dundee Courier.) The following notice was received here on Saturday last, byea gentleman in our neighbourhood, endlosed in a letter from aus Excellency Colonel Reid, CB., late Governor of the Bermudas, now Governer of Ea.edos Tscbo the heowry of Storms. It has been kindly handed to us for insertion in our paper, and we readily give it a place. as it may be of essential service to ...

... w Ab N~l w u - R WEDNEDAY, November 18, 1848. .60 - Ducay op LANCASTFEL-Few people know, a-ad probably as la~rg'e fe~v care, what is precisely meant by this ducal denomination. derec What is most commonly known about it is, that it has a Chan: Th cellor, said that this offcial is also a, member of the Cabinet, Vern' personally represented meanwhile by Lord Campbell. The creas duties of the ...

... abevvern B3tornalr, . / . WEDNESDAT, November 11, 1048. OPENING OF THE PoRTs.-Notwithstanding the understood s determination of Government to refuse their countenance to t such a measure, popular movements have occurred, here and there, in its favour. Under these circumstances, it is satisfac- tory to find, that an opportunity has recently been afforded to the Premier of stating briefly his ...

... of a son5.cm At Ratliven Manse, on the 9th insit., M~rs GARINsER,. of- a son. wol At 2.1 mse of Durris, onthel11th cirt Mrs COP`LAND, ofa son. w At Newfarm, Keig, on the 8th instani, the wife of the Rev. Wsz. gOOC0 P.Srnsrn, of ason. pens At Mlains of Fiihery, on the 4thi int. the wife ofMIr ALEXANDER Bi Ross. Schoolmaster, of a sun. whei At Edinburgh, on the 14th instant, the lady of ROBERT ...

... We b~o bdebsatisthttion in learning that & ji'ri'ments are about to be maae. in order to -ascertain wihetheror net this most imp ortant crop may not be advantageously introdneed into Ire- gular cultivation in this district. In former days, flax was universally grown, thoughz in small quantities anid althost solely forI domestic consumption. The progress of agriculture as a science, combined ...

... OPRNING O MILNE'S INSTITUTION't, FOC2IMAB. Onr Monday the 16th inst. these splendid schools were opened by the Duke of Richmond and the other Directors, in presence of a large assemblage of the respectable inhabitants of the neigh- bourhood, and a considerable muster of strangers. Precisely at twelve o'clock, as previonsi arranged, the whole of the pupils belonging to the different schools ...

... _f__rsiont itu utr |. g Paris journals mentioni that on Friday last a CabinetCuni dwas assembled, at which M. Guizot read the draught of a reply , the last note of Lord Palmeriton., M. Guisot'sreply is said tU b-c Y'couched in the most courteous terms, it concludes, however, by aapositive refusal on the part of the French Governdient to ant- n ti Dkor Duchess ofblontpensier to make thre ...

... To tohe EDIxro of the ABmB2EEN JOURNAL. SIx R-Being in thehabit of regularly taking in' your Journal, I am le to address you at present'in my own vindication, from having read in your paper of this week an account of a supposed case of suicide which happened here lately, and which you appear to have copied fronm the Bgzffshire Advertiser. I was called in to the girl in question, about ...

... TxM AaaxT - vauvw. ? - I SU.Ppmlen ho die L~ondon Gqzefe, Tuesdayi, 2Va.Wmber 7Ci, 0- ~~~~~War Offce, t.9 Her Majesty tias been pleased, to apipoint the f~oviowng Qffier to take rank by brevet as underutentionod.- The commi soA tip be dated -Nov. 9, l846- 0 General Sir George 'Nugent, Bart. and G.C.B.; General Thoilnas Grosvenor; General Henry NV illiam Marquis of An&l- scy, K.G., and G.C.B.;- ...

... atervern Z*Uvn I I WVMDDE6DSY, November 25, 1846. THEr Mirxssra.Y.-It has been intimated by parties layingelainm thc to correct information, that Parliament will meet far theo de. lea spatch of business on the 19th of January-about a, fortnight air earlier than usual. I As yet, however, not a whisper has been heard of what parti- wi cuilar measures Ministers intend to propound, or what ...

... 'THE CONDITION OF THE PEOPLE ON THE E \ST COAtST OF SCOTLAND. (Front the Morning Chronicl.) ii Su pplemlent to our inquiry nito the condition of the people of the Highilands and Islands of Sctotiland, -some ,itecount of theb istate of the population on the east coast may be mineresting and instructive. If it should appear that the ftshei'jinen who line the Icoast from the !Scar N~ose, ait ...

... maltotXiuuntelltgence. --- I I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ENRLAND. WiNDSOs, Monday -This day was the anniversary ofthe birth r day of his Royal Highess the Prince of Wales. In the morning the Queenand Prinee Albert, accompanied by the Prince of W ales, and also by Prince Alfred, the Princess Royal, and the Princess Alice, were present atthe grand entrance of the qua- - drangble, and inspected the ...