... A~R PAIqDAV. it DEPARTIRF ,OF, TIIE EINrORCErIE]NTIntelligence from ]h d DevonporbtonTuesday niiht is to the effect tbat thefollowinig at U1 - sailed Imperieuse, 5l (ecrew), apV ai b d soll, C.B.; Desperate, 8 (screw), Captain (Chamberis Valor-i u ous, 16 (paddle), Captain-Bdekle.: Adlmiral'Corry's 9feet' is now I, redui'3,d toea quaidron of three ships of .the line, &e, 1 ,onsisting of tbe' ...

... T TDE TABLE, d&c.,,FOR:T~ E ENSVING WEEK. - - | 7SU I -: TrIDES AT :5 NOVEMBER. ' . . ABERDEEN Rises, MSets r Lorn. Even. Wedsusday ,._ 3 8- 2 a. N. 40. i. Li 5! .5 , S~aturs y -__ 38 2278 3t3.228- S 2 47 9 9 ~~ 48 29 3 27 4~~~~~~~~~3 3., 3571 4 23 449 Tuesday 6 ° l8 32 3 .2 6 -6 J 3317 [ , ^ '-PRIC~E OF TlEEJOURN'AL. DBSL6VERED 1N TOv |: SEtTJNnDER COVER. Paid in Advance. Credit. Paid in ...

... randay, 2~A.. 28. A nise~lnd 6P thet Town (Coincil was held this day-the Lord Provost Presiding. PaEsssx-'-Baillies Sins, Wutafgi1 anid Smith; the Dean of Guild; Treasurer Eilmaly Mt11sars Laing, Webster, M'Hardy, Berry, Gibb, Bothwell, Gordon, Doncan, J. Blaikie, Henderson, Jamieson, and Leslie. DRAle OP GUILD'S AasxssoacS. The list of assessors, handed in by the Deau'of Guild at last ...

... . , The Cornstantinople correspondent of the ifernineg Chronicle writing on the 14th inst., says that on the 13th three British and n French war steariers left for Odessa; anid adds that some line- of-battle ships were to-follow. He also states, in a postscript, that Omer Paede has advanced with all his forces (40,000 Y men); and that Ismail Pacha has pushed on'from Kalefat, and Lt has passed ...

... TIE WAR ON THE DANUBE. t THERE has been no arrival of minute particulars from the seat of war since last week. The letters from Con- a stantinople give us such matters of intelligence as we t had a fortnight ago; and as for the Vienna telegraph, I we are informed that it is positively prohibited from 1 conveying any news unfavourable to Russia, so we must t make -up our minds to th{ receipt of ...

... To the SDITOR Of Zthe ABuRDEEN O1URNAL. SIR,-Your neighbour of the Herald was accused, two or three weeks ago, of having been in a slightly rabid state, but' the Sheaf from the Stock, pitched at him in your last, seems 1 to have knocked his wind out, his last week's leader being I composed in a much more temperate style than its two predetes- -, sors. He still, however, labours under a ...

... j F R Ep G lH T S.:, (FProm tfie C2r¢clr.;of , .Meisre .Goodliffea crd Smnart.) b ' ! 17, Gracechurch Strect, London, Nov. 24. a We | have beeniglad to marl,'sinioeethe date-ofour-last, an-improved tone in the Freight Market; tonnage has also come foisw-aid more .freely, and, as will be seen below, in several branches we have beeI enabled to obtain higher'rates.- Commercial affaiis generally ...

... WtDerbeD, obou, a83 IWEDNESD ^AY Noveinber 30, 1853.- -- - ------ VOREIN AFFAIRS. - ~ ~ A? ala,,.~- Tim cunning of Austrian and Russian diplomatists would seem to have been industriously employed in cre- ating some domestic diversion in France, to withdraw the Emperor's attention from Eastern matters. The long-spoken-of fusion of the two branches of the ex- iled family is said to have been ...

... GREAT NORTI E'SCOTSAND RAILWAY. L~ . ~ ~~ . . . .: .. . . . 0Tiewighth Ordinary 'Afnnual Cleneral.AMeeting of the Proprie- b. tors- of the Grieat Ngorth: of-Scotlajid Railway Company was J e held within the Royal-Hotol, on Friday-Sir James D. H. tb . Elplsinstone-hits te chair. Thie attendance of Shareholders was til Sconsiderable. The advertisement ca11inktihlameeting having been read, the ...

... MIS CE LLfiRED US. TIIE CURATE V. THl BUTLI;n.-It is relatod tiat when a certain baronct was cagagieg a butler, soventy-livc guineas par annum was the salary required. Why, wis the gentcuiwna's I cemark, ...

... Ther11v, I~fr Millr of Edinburgh Calstlebhas received, through Colocith Ho. . B. Phipps, a munificent donation fromo the Qooeete of tw hudrd and fifty guineas to the Edinburgh1 Blind School, to which her Maijesty has been graciously pleased1 to entend thle Ro0yal patronage. 'fur NEW SoLICeTOR.GsaOERnAi Awn D Ta COVNSTY Faa- ctscAT Rs.-At a general meeting of the Sorrety~of Procura- teof ...

... DOMtE'STIC.6,- INTELLIGENCE.i 5 -' I 'V i ' ':: -: -I 'I The birthday of thef 'Pencess Royl h a ~an ed her 13tliyear, was cdlebretea on Monida~y Tl an-o the the morning, on tha south terrace of tim CssA111tkiit1indsor, immiediately btienstlih e rohwnosso h'~scs, of4q usid wass'disp6snsNed W ifl y coninhd of. her Ilet~ O cosqe~~ftheB lnimenQe death: of, the Qut~eeeoY P ,l the Doobess of ...