... A theatrical row of the tailors. Dowton hnd chosen for his benefit Foote's burlesque piece, entitled The Tailors, or, •* A Tragedy for Warm Weather, in which the fraternity of the thimble were not treated with the respect which their importance in all ages appears to have enjoyed and they now resolved, like the Knights of tbe Shoulder Knot at Bath, some years before (on the representation ...

... Dundee Prices Current —January FLAX. £ s. £ s. £ s. £ s. Arch.Otborny .39 o@4o Riga RT 28 0@ 28 10 Crown, 36 0- 37 Memel,4 Brand3l 10 -32 0 Do.4th Sort, ..33 0 0 Neust. No. 1 ~..27 0 - 27 10 Petersb. 12 hd 0 0 Konigsberg.do. 26 0 0 D0.9d0 30 0 -31 C Crown Podolia,33 0-— 0 Do. 6do 27 0 - 28 0 Crown Druana,33 0 0 Narva,l2 d 0 31 0-34 10 Crown Oberld. .32 0 ~ 9 do. ..30 10 -31 0 Arch. Tow, ...

... AGRICULTURAL REPORT. ENGLAND. The weather of this month has been characterised by extreme mildness, its position in the Kalends considered nevertheless though few sharp frosts would certainly have had favourable influence upon vegetation in general, it has not been productive of any inconvenience, if except the sloppy state of the roads, to the agricultural body. The process of sowing the seed ...

... Cupar Fife, on the 21st instant, the ladv Patrick Esq., younger of Dowufield and Tarvit, of a son, At Rome, on the Bth current, the lady of Robert Meiklam, Esq., of a daughter. At Montrose, on the 17tli instant, by the Rev. Henry' lop, Peter llov,. shipmaster, to Catherine, sixth daujm of the late Mr Robert Morrice, innkeeper, Johnshaven. At Kiukell, Fourdon, on the 16th instant, by Mi . ...

... Presbytery. —This Presbytery met at Kippen on Tuesday week, and proceeded with the case of Mr Livingston, the presentee to that parish. Mr Sawers and Mr Barty appeared for the objectors; Mr Blacklock, and Mr James Graham, writer, Kippen, for the presentee. Presbyterial certificates from Newcastle, Stirling, and Dundee, in terms of the appointment of last Presbytery, were called for. Extracts ...

... DUNDEE SHIPPING LIST. February 6.—Winds, a.m., N.W.—p.m., W.N.W. Arrived—Fame, Watson, and Tav,Foreman, Hull, goods; Good Intent, Wright, Charlestown, coals; Fender, Soot, and Margaret and Elizabeth, Deas, Wemyss, coals; Vixen, Morris, St Petersburg, flax ; Farmer, Duncan, Bridgness, coals. Sailed—Spray, Forbes, Hull, goods ; Neptune, Buries, Leith, goods. February 7. ITtnds, a.m., S.S.E —p.m. ...

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... DUNDEE SHIPPING LIST. February 20.— Winds, a m., N.JV.—p.m., N.N.W. Sailed era, Gray, Boulogne, goods; Elizabeth, Smith, Glasgow, grain ; enus, Oestman, Abcrdour, ballast; Origen, Crammond, Aberdeen, goods ; Adventure, Fox, Montrose, manganese ; Neptune, Buries, Leith, goods. February 21. —Winds, a.m., W.N.W.—p.m , N.N.E. Arrived—Reform, Moncur, and Wave, Crammond, Newcastle, goods; Loch Ryan ...

... General Post Office, and the number of post towns at which money orders are now made payable. The following analysis will convey an idea of the importance to the community of these branches of the Post Office service:—ln England and Wales there are post towns to which, by the regulation list corrected up to yesterday (March Ist), there are despatched daily, per morning mail, 150 bags ; nearly ...

... MONDAY Evening, March 18, 1844, in the above Hall, when his Sons, Charles Braham and Hamilton Braham, Will make their First Appearance in Dundee. Tickets.—Front Seats, 3s ; Back Seats, 2s. Tickets and Programmes to be had of Messrs Middleton, Shaw, and Chalmers, booksellers and Mr Mills, perfumer. Doors open at half-past seven o'clock.—Concert to commence at a quarter past eight. SHOPS AND ...

... sanguinary conflict having taken place between a number of the natives tliAl island and company of English surveyors employed the New Zealand Colonisation which the latter were sufferers to a somewhat serious extent. Amongst the killed and wounded were tiro brothers, of the gome of Bamfortb, who, about couple of years ago, emigrated from E-»st Retford. Within the last few days a letter has ...

... Dundee Current—March FLAX. £ 9. £ £ s. £ Arch.Otborny .39 offi4o 0 Riga RT 28 o@ 28 10 Crown 36 0- 37 Memel,4 Brand3l 10 -32 0 Do.4th Sort, ..33 0 0 Neust. No. ~..27 0 - 27 10 Petersb.l2 hd.— 0- Konigsberg.do. 26 0 0 Do. 9do 30 0 -31 Crown Podolia,33 0-— 0 D 0.6 do 27 0- 28 0 Crown Druana,33 o 0 Narva, do. ..31 0 -34 10 Crown Oberld. .32 0 ~ 9 do. ..30 10 -31 0 Arch. Tow, .30 0-— 0 ~ d 0.. ...