prime of life and in the midst extensive usefulness Halket'e character man of business stood hig'i, from the uniform uprightness and proli'y of his conduct: and hjs 'rcantiie friends hislo-s will deeply regretted. death, the community generally, and the poorer classes, have lost

Dundee Prices Current —January 25. FLAX. £ s. £ s. £ 5. £j. Arch Otborny.— 0@ 0 Memel,4Brand 35 0@ 0 Crown, 45 0-— Neust. No. \, ..27 0 .— 0 Do .4th Sort,.. 37 0 Neust. No. 2,.. 25 0 -— Petersb.l2 hd.4'J 0 Konigsberg,do.— 0- Do. 9do 35 - 0 fi'own Podolia,4o 0 D 0.6 do.. -— o Cro

CFrom the London Journals of Monday Evening.) LATEST FROM PARIS. M. Bureaux de Puzy is appointed Prefect of Police. At the Morgue, where the bodies of all persons found killed after the insurrection, and not immediately claimed, are brought, there is daily a queue several buudre

Lot.a Montes again at Lola Montes has again been playing one her bold tricks. She came unexpectedly to Munich on the evening of the 9th. The news like wildfire, and various were the stories afloat to the time and manner her arrival. The truth soon became known, however —Lola had

The whole interest in the Court news of the week centres in the subjoined announcement :—" Buckingham Palace, March 18. 1848.—This morning, at eight o'clock, the Queen was safely delivered of Princess. In the room with her Majesty were his Royal Highness Prince Albert, Dr Locock

THE POET. The mass of mankind look on living poets as they would on any casual curiosity. But dead poets speedily become objects of intense interest. Their every action and sayiijg is treasured up in the mind as " pearls of great price." After death their faults grow " small and

Thb Court. Windsor, Fri lay.—The state of the weather prevented her Majesty or his Royal Highness Prince Albert leaving the Castle tliia morning. Lord and John Russell are expected to arrive at the Castle this evening a visit to her Majesty. pft* paration has been made lor the r

N'otk.—W are obliged to our respected correspondent F— ; but his remarks are too per«onal. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1848. The Revenue Tables for the financial year ending sth January have just been published. They show the very heavy defalcation of £2,217,454- upon the annual reve

Courier Office, Wednesday Morning, Four o'clock. Review of the British C«rn Trade during the past week. (From the Mark Lane Express of Monday Eveningo change lias taken place in the character of tlie weather ; hare occasionally experienced slight frost during the i_i.t t i m hut

A Supplement to the London Gazette, published on Saturday afternoon, contains a Royal Proclamation summoning Parliament to meet, " for the despatch of business," on Thursday the Ist of February.