and respectable meeting of tlie communicants, being seatholders in the East and South Churches, was held the evening Tuesday last, for the purpose of taking the necessary steps obtain a successor to Arnot. Mr Sheriff Henderson was called to the chair. After very eloquent and app

following account (with the exception of few slight additions) of the arrival of the Royal Squadron the 1 ay, and the landing of Iler Majesty and Prince Albert, with their suite, at Dundee, and their progress through the town, appeared in a second edition of last week. 'I he Dun

RESULT OF O'CONNELL'S LIBERATION. (From the Times.) Ireland a state of insane exultation. The liberation of the Liberator has been bailed with shouts, processions, ovations, and bonfires. The peasantry have gathered in the public streets and on bills in triumph. The populace has

Dundee Prices 13. FLAX. s. £ s. £ s. s. Arch Otborny.so 0 Memel.lßrnnd4o 0@ Crown, 46 0- 0 Neust. No. 1,.. 0- 0 00. 50rt,..41 10 - 42 0 Neust. No. 2,.. 0 0 Petersb. 12 hd.— 0 0 Konigsberg,do. 0-— Do. 9do 4110-42 Crown Podolia,4s 0 - 00. 6do 33 0- 39 0 Crown Druana,- 0-— Narva, 1

DUNDEE SHIPPING LIST. November 10.—Winds, a.m., E.—p.m., Calm. Arrived—Juno, Campbell, Aberdeen, goods; Laverock Scott, Scott, Kirkaldv, goods; Friends, Young, Kockenzie, coals ; Elbe, Gray, and Margaret Malcolm, Myles, London, goods; Briton, M'Keddie, Dove, Walker, and Janet, B

John Boyd Baxter, Esq. George Duncan, Esq. M.P. John Duff, Esq. Peter Kinmond, Esq. John Sturrock, Esq. Thomas Hunter, Esq. John Symers, Esq. Alexander Balfour, Esq. THIS is the only native establishment for Fire Insurance connected with Dundee or the surrounding district; and t

the 25th current. The INTRODUCTORY LECTURE will be delivered, in the Kail of the Institution, by the Reverend GEORGE GILFILLAN, on Wednesday evening the 30th current. Subject—Book s, their Uses and Abuses. Admission to the opening lecture free to the pubi c. Reserved seats for l

(From the Patrician.) The decease of the chief of the noble house of Stuart Wortley gives a temporary though melancholy interest to a record of the distinguished ancestry from which he sprang. Sir Thomas Wortley, of Wortley, the representative of an ancient Yorkshire family, was

The "Frees" had a great day of it at this place on Friday week Vide Advertiser of Tuesday), though attended with rather queer and disastrous results. Not pleased, seemingly, with their successes on land, like blustering Joinville, they are determined to try their fortunes sea. A

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1844 The appeal to the House of Lords on the writ of error in the case of " O'Connell and Others" has terminated in a ivay equally unexpected by themselves and the public. The House of Lords assembled on Monday, when, after minute consideration of the case