... second published by him, on the same subject,—in which my name is somewhat prominently brought forward. Having no taste for a personal newspaper discussion, I should not have noticed this Letter, were it not to give a peremptory contradiction, to one most unfounded and injurious statement. It is said, that in a certain Prosecution, or Suit, I nrnfevtionallu made use of information, (btained ...

... THE CORN MARKET Friday. (From the Morning Post.) The whent trade has maintained a very firm tone throughout the week, by the advices received this morning from the leading provincial markets, we learn that prices had ri»en Is to 2s per quarter several of the provincial tonn«. The demand for the coarser articles of food for shipment to Ireland, which appeared lately to have slackened, ha 9 ...

... plaster for the walls of rooms. Plaster when damp lias very injurious effects upon health. He says.— there exists a cement calculated to supersede both lath and plaster, which makes much more perfect wall, dries in two or three days, and from which no baleful exhalation arises. It is called k Interaco.' Though and easily wrought, it becomes as hard marble when dry makes varied and beautiful ...

... DUNDEE SHIPPING LIST. December 22.— Winds, a.m., N.W.—p.m., N. Arrived—Jean and Jessie. Robertson, London, loam; Elbe, Gray, London, goods ; Firefly, Lyall, Boston, wheat. Sailed—Commerce, Drvburgh, Wemyss, ballast; Nelly and Kettie, Hogg, and Friends, M'Laren, Alloa, ballast; Nelly, Greenlay, Alloa, goods; Friends, Young, Bo'ness, grain. December 23.— Winds a.m., N.E.—p.m., N.E. Arrived—Mary ...