MINISTERIAL CHANGES. ( From the Morning Post.) Nothing decisive has officially transpired since we last alluded to the rumoured alterations in the personal construction of the Queen's Government. The general belief still is that Lord Dalhousie will be President of the Board of T

Confessions an Agitator. —The following candid declaration, by the well known Feargus O'Connor, we find in the World newspaper of this morning. highly worthy of attention Any man can flutter in the breeze and float glibly before the political hurricane but few can reconcile them

TUESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1844. On Tuesday morning the Queen was safely delivered of Prince, an event which has diffused universal satisfaction throughout the empire, as it affords a« additional security of the succession to the crown being continued in the direct line of the House of

on the instant, at No. 1 South Union Street, Isaa Smith ; wife of Mr Peter Thorns, merchant, High Street.

DUNDEE SHIPPING LIST. August 6. —Winds, a.m., E.S.E.—p.m., E.N.E. Arrived —Thetis hite, Petersburg, flax ; Vulcan. Ritchie, Memel, flax; Adah, Crockatt, Narva, flax; Dwina. Cargill, Archangel, flax ; William, Dove, Memel, flax; Dart, Gowans, Leith, goods; Tav, Buist, Hull, goods

Prices Current—August 12. FLAX. £ s. £ s. £ s. £ s. Arch .Otborny .39 0 @40 O:Ri aRT 28 o<3 28 Crown, '..36 0 - 37 j Memel,4 BrandSl 10 -32 0 Do.4th Sort, ..33 0 Neust. No. 1,•• -27 10 Petersb. 12 0-— 0 Konigsberg,do. 26 0-— 0 Do. 9do 30 0- 31 C Crown Podolia,33 0- Do. 6do 27 0

understand that, since the approval by Parliament o' the Scottish Midland Railway, the shares of the Arbroath and Forfar line have advanced to £'30. The two Coinmissigners Captains Coddington and Creathel— appointed y the Board of Tr .de to report as to the most suitable and con

the year to his numerous Pupils in Dundee and neighbouring Towns, purposes OPENING Annually in the Caledonian Hall, about the first of November. Sinclair trusts that this arrangement will meet with the approbation of his Patrons, the only to the Summer Quarter was the warm weath

A meeting was held on Wednesday the 6th current- Mr Adamson of St David's was chosen Moderator for the ensuing six months. Messrs William Thoms, James Hunter, John Whitton, and John Bell, appeared Deputation from the South and East Church Congregations, and presented to the Pres

A pamphlet has just issued from the press on the subject of the potato disease, Which is deserving of attention. It is written G.W. Johnston, author of the Dictionary Modern Gardening." Mr Johnston insists upon the efficacv the remedy he proposes. He says remedy is very simple,