The parishioners of this parish have, like many others of the Established Church, borne testimony of their attachment to their pastor, the Rev. James S. Barty. On Saturday last two of the elders—being a deputation from the parishioners waited on Mr Barty, and presented him with

At meeting of Presbytery, held here on Thursday last, Mr Mackenzie, schoolmaster, Barry, who had taken part with the Free Church, was deposed from his office. The Uev. Mr Stevenson was loosened from his charge in Arbroath, with a view to his being inducted Minister of South Leit

) Inquiry into the Tuxution and Commercial Policy of Great Britain ; with Observations on the Principles of Currency, and of Exchangeable Value. By David Buchanan. Edinburgh : William Tait; Sirapkin, Marshall & Co., London and John Cumming, Dublin. 1.844. The alarm that was late

patronage bestowed on him since he commenced Clothier, begs to intimate the return of M- junior from London with a well assorted STOCK everything new aad fashionable for Gentlemen's Dress. A lot of fine cloth-finished CASHMERETTES for Summer Frocks and Top Coats. BEST LONDON BEA

The are happy to understand that the late rains came as opportunely for the young grouse for the growing crops. all the low grounds where the drought had dried up the rivulets and springs, the rains, which in the Highlands preceded the fall in the low country by nearly a week, c

We will yield to no man or mother's son in our admiration generally, the works of our great national and ill-requited bard, Robert Burns— consequently, although we could have wished that he had been better treated during his lifetime, we can have no manner of objection whatever

half the Ground is stocked with Fruit Trees and Bushes, and enclosed by Stone Walls. A small DWELLING HOUSE could be Let along ■with the above. Apply at No. 2 Wellgate. Dundee, 29th January, 1844. IN THE COUNTRY TO BE LET. to BE THE FARM HOUSE on GOTTERSTONE, half alt hour's wal

SorTHWARK, Waterside, May 26.—Since our last, cold winds from the north and north-east have prevailed, accompanied by good deal of blight; these together have proved injurious to fruit trees and vegetables. The supplies in our market during the past ■week have been comparatively

DUNDEE SHIPPING LIST. May 28.—Winds, a.m., S.E.—p.m , E.N.E. Arrived —Jessy, Smith, Camolla, Urquhart, and Friendship, Taylor, Clackmannan, coals. Sailed—Archduke, Archer, and Margaret, Clark, Forth, ballast; Uva, Taylor, Riga, ballast; Betsy, Norrie, Clackmannan, ballast. May 2