... STATE -OF TU FUNDS -SATU1 . I BRITISH. FOREIGN. Bank Stock ?? ?? Brazilian Five per Cent.. 88I 3 per Cent. Anna.. 9n Danish Three per Cent_ 73 $ per Cent. Con. Ann ?? exican F ?? 2S New 3j per Cent . 97* Portuguese 5 per Cent 33 Log Anuies to expire CotgesT~ ?? 3'1 yrS. ltI Oct., ?? - Russian .IM.. India Stock . ?? - Spanish 5 per Cent. 1840. 19 ndia Bonds S Spanish 3 per ?? Bank Stock for ...

... f BRtITISH AGRICULTURE AND FOREIGN rCOMPETITION. (Fromn Blaelrtood's Aragazine-for .anuary'.) TSig a-re the effet ofwa hycallfree trade; butfre trade it is not, being simply the most shameful species of one-si'ded and partial legislatioq. The ~Manchester men da zre'not, for their sousls, carry out the principle to its full extent.' The agriculturis has-a righitto demiand that thig shall be ...

... I DOM- ESTIC INTELLIGENCE.| ENCLISD. WiNobOii, Tuesday.-Her Alajesty and his Royal IgIWh- ness PrinceAlbert, her loyal Highness the Princess Roy. al, the ladies and gentlemen of the Court, and the domes- tic household, attended divine service this morning in the private chapel. The Ron. and Rev. G. Wellesley officiated. THEr DRAMA AT WINDSOR CASTLE.-ThIO performances will take place at Windsor ...

... TH1M SYNOD OF .THE DIOESE OF ABERDEEN. - (To thc .dlter' of ?? Chulrchmarn.) SIR,-In the Euyglish Clnercheaaof tho 13th current thero is a statement, copied from the Abe deen Joiiral, of the recent case before the Synod of the Dioceie of Aberdeen; in. nbvich al- lusion is mado to the principle qof obedience, as laid doivn by me in my opening address to the Synod. I will not go so fir as to ...

... AL BOARD. THn first meeting of the new Board was held on Wednes- day. ?? Williamson, Henry, and Urquhart; Dr Christie, Dr Templeton; Messrs Meclaren, Suther- land, Walker, Macallan, Gildawie, Watt, tRose, Cal- der, Gray, Maitlaud, Mackenzie,' Lumsdon, Web- ster, Leslie, Simmie, and Ferguson.' The various documents connected with the late election having been read, Collector MACLAELEN said ...

... LATEST N -EWS. ?? 0 : LATE.ST NE.WS. l ., _. 0 :~~I [We have been again disappointed in not having received our parcel from the. Electric Telegraph Office.] [By Expresss.J (From Mhe London Papers of Mondayj.) -LONDON CORN MARKET, Dec. 3!. The ?? still-continues, and the navrigation of the inland counties le impeded. Wsiicar.-English in ahort supply, and is. to 2s. per qr. dearer. Fore)ign has ...

... FORRIGN. FRANCe.-M. Thiers has been appointed President of the Committee of Inquiry into the circumstances connected with the tax on fermented liquors. The Carlist General Cabrera was arrested by the police on Friday, at a meeting of Legitimists. The cause is not known. The Mon=tecr publishes a decree for calling out 80,000 men of the class of 1849, and postponing the dissolution of the Garde ...

... THEs Anniversary services of this Association, which is ?? isionary Society for thle above-named counties, were held in Banfl'and Macduff, on Tuesday and Wednes. day, December 20th and 26th, 1849. On Tuesday evening, the Rev. J. Miller of' Inverary delivered an excellent dis- course in the Town Hall, Mlacdulf, on the words- My Kingdom is not of this world. The hall was filled by a large and ...

... THE result of a trial which took place on Wednesday before the Assize Court of Paris has given much satis- faction to the reactionist parties. Th'aree individuals were prosecuted-for having printed and published a peti- tioii to. the Legislative Assembly, praying that body to make an appeal to the people, to ascertain whether they desire to continue the Republic, or to convert it into a ...

... GARDBENIEG. -- !Ftowat GARDEN.-It is to be hoped that advantage ihas been taken of the late mild weather for, the planting of tress and.shrubs, and that the operation of mulching, which we before pointed out the necessity of, has been duily per- formed. If it has not, it should be immediately atteudcd'to that the roots may be shielded from the effects of frost. In continuing the operation, let ...

... I AftSommuniostione, and articles of intellifenoe, intended for publication, require to be authenticated by the name abd address of the writer; and unless these di- tections are rigidly adhered to, Correspondents may rest assured that no attention wiU be paid to their cmmnniMetions. ...

... T RESULT_ _ OF THE _XTRN A R Y _ J L r em I THE RESU.[^T OF .TRE EXTRAORDINARY TIDE.| To the Eo TroR of the ADeWENs JoURINtAL.T~ Sen,-Shice my last communicatios to you, I have di- rected particular attention to tlee state ?? the tides here. During Thursday and Friday there was a strong westerly gale, which raised the tide ?? afternoon nearly three tbet, Ocn Saturday, the morning tide was one ...