... SCOlTLANDs I - ~~ Sir James and Lady Catherine Carnegiearrived in Edin- burgh from Rossie Priory, on Friday, where they have been on a visit to Lord IKinnaird. DEATH OF Sin Taios.GeiisoN CA`M[CPAEL,. BArT.-In to-day's obituary we record the demise, at Naples,-on the l3th nlt of the above baronet. The deceased,,who was son of . the eighth baronet, and grandson of the late Sir James Gibson, of ...

... I Z k LONDON PRODUCE MARKIET.-FuZAy. ly I CoFvrE-Martket rather quiet, at 54s to Srs sd for ordinary r native Ceylon. TE.- Continuebs irn good demand, but thd small quantity e on offer prevents business -common sound congou, ?? to 1oid per lb. r ?? quiet, and little doing. f Iorso-Seoteh pigs steady, at 45s to 46G sd for uliddling, and 47s for No. 1-moderate business. SUfGAt-By private ...

... FARMERS NOTES-WAGES, ac., FROM 1772 TO 1780-RISE OF WAGES ACCOUNTED FOR, &-c. To the EDITOR of ?? ABERDEEN JOURN.AL. Stu,-Tn rummaging among a lot of old papers, one of these stormy days, we met with a parcel of farm ac- counts and notes, from the year 1772 down to 1780- some excerpts from which, contrasting them with those of the present day, and drawing such inferences as may arise from the ...

... FREPWMASONRY. On Thursday the 27th ult., beizg St. John's Day th lowing Brethren were elected Man`agers and O 9 eeb o of the ABERDEEN MASON LODGE, for the ensuing yesb, ALExANDER IADDEN, Esq. of Persley, R. W. I Ts Alexander Martin, Esq., Depute NMastr. John Altan, Senior Warden. George Smith, Junior Warden. John Shecd; Rsq., Secretary, Leslie Cruickshank, Esq., 2reasUrer. Rev. Simon ...

... DWDNXEDAlY, January 2, 1860. THE FIS}IERIES Via have received a copy of Captain Washington's Re- port on the melancholy disasters that occurred on the Mast Coast of Scotland in the gale of the 19th August, 1848. It contains the conclusions arrived at by the writer, on the evidence, which is given in the appendix, of the most experienced individuals in maritime, engi- neering, and fishing ...

... Local Intelligence - . M ADERDEEN, JanuarV 2, 1850 Births. At Cardeushaugh, on the 27th December, the wife of the Rev. D. F. ARTHUR, Banchory-Devenick, of a son. At 25, Whitehouse Street, on 31st ult., Mrs Wm. McNAUGH- TON, of a daughter. At Birkenhill, upon the 28th ult., Mrs BRUCE, of a son. At Bendaugh, on the 28th December, MRS RoBERT WILLIAM- SON,. of a Son. At Gordon Arms Inn, Huitly, on ...

... . WE ELXY aOaZPEND-ZtWv. I_ A butcher at Knightsbridge has in his window the head of a thorough-bred Highland oxted at Epping, two years and ten months old; the whole earease weighing one hundred and twenty stories dead weight; the length of thehorns which have been profusely glided over and decorated, Is three feet two inches; the breadth between them, three feet five inches. In the Court of ...

... I ,_ . N DI PAtIRN, ?? Mocsfteliy'announces that on Punday' the diariqnis of N~olmanitY Obtained a private atidienf~e of tht- ~'Preaide'tt of tile Republic, at, which hie presented a letter. from Queen Victaria, announcing the death of her- late Ma. jestY thle Queen Dowalivr. Seventeen of fth- Persona ivho were arrested somd time~ siuce in the Rue Rtumford, on a citargce of having conspired to ...

... DO AITETC ' _INITELLIGENCF . | WIsNDSoR, January 1.-Her Majesty's new year's gifts of me!eat, bread, coals, potatoes, blaniets, and clothing, were distributed this morning to the aged, infirm, and distressed poor of Windsor and its vicinity, in the presence of the Queen and Prince Albert and the Royal family, his Royal Highness Prince George of Canmbridge the Ladies land Gentlemen in-waiting, ...

... VMI)DNES2)&, January 9, 1850. TRE LAST HALF CBNTURY. We stand on a point from which, as from the midway aseent of some eminence, we are tempted to take a survey of the ground that we have traversed. ?? have reached the centre of one of the arches of the great bridge which spans the waters of tihe; and without moralizing, like Mfirza, over its traps and pit-falls, or attempting to find or to ...

... WEE3LY COXPENDIzUv. A decision affirming the lega'ity of the systern of relays in factories hag been given hy the Salford magistrates. Lady Pynn recently met with her death at Cheltenham by the accidental ienition of her npparel. The Newecastle Journtal Iints that the azricultural in erest has determiued to eject Sir George Grey from his seat in the house at the next election. Notices of an ...

... To the EImIrao of the ABEnuEEN JOUUNAL January 4, 1850. Sii,-In your Wednesday's paper you published a lett~er from a correspondent, calling himself Clerious, and addressed to Mr Thomson of Banchory. Its object seems to be to enforce an admonition on all Magistrates and Justices, with a view to the prevention or extirpation of . loungers, idlers, tipplers, and notorious d. unkards. .I. ...