LET, FOR A SAW MILL, OR OTHER PURPOSE. THE ENGINE, of six horses' power, attached io Hunter's Quarry at Pitskelly. There is a great demand for sawn wood of all kinds the district. Every encouragement will be given to tenant. John Downie, at Mosston, will show the Engine. Offers

INDIA. THE OVERLAND MAIL. (From the Times.) We have received, by express from Marseilles, our dispatches in anticipation of the Overland Mail from India, which left Bombay on the Ist of May. The news they bring, although not great political importance, of interest to many, parti

of the Danube, near Vienna,— being about the breadth of the Thames at Woolwich. As, however, sever.il small islands and sandbanks intersect the stream of water, pillars, with stupendous freestone and granite foundations, will be erected thereon. The estimated cost, to be borne t

that they were purchasers at the public Bale of Messrs Reid, Robertson, and Co.'s Stock, of the following large lots, —viz. 8600 Yards Printed Cambrics ; 1500 „ Cashmeres and De Laines; 750 Paisley Shawls and Handkerchiefs ; Muslin Collars, little damaged; 500 Yards Wool and Gal

On Friday evening, preliminary meeting of those favourable to bestowing testimonial on our townsman, Chalmers, for his public services in obtaining acceleration of the Mail and otherwise improving the Post Office system, was held in the Guild IJall. About thirty gentlemen attend

DUNDEE SHIPPING LIST. October Winds, a.m., W.S.W.—p.m., W.S.W. Arrived Mary, Menzies, Origen, Crammond, Arab, Munro, Mary Gray, Short, Intellect, Pringle, Maxwell, Paton, Jean and Margaret, Anderson, and Ann, Lauder, Newcastle, coals • Minerva, Fotheringbam, and Elizabeth, Clark

LINDSAY t>. BALDERSTOK. This is far the most important decision under the Scottish new I'oor Law. The pursuer, VVilJiam Lindsay, a cotton-spinner, who has been out of employment for considerable time, and whose wife was in the lioyal Infirmary ill of dropsy, brought on as was al

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We have great satisfaction in being enabled to announce that an event, calculated to strengthen the affectionate attachment of the people to the throne, and at the same time increase the happiness of her Majesty's domestic circle, may be expected to take place early in April nex

each Volume complete in itself, Enlarged to Twenty-four Folio Pages THE FIRST NUMBER FOR 1846, OF the gardeners* chronicle AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE; A Weekly Record of Rural Economy and General News. THE HORTICULTURAL PART EDITED BY PROFESSOR LINDLEY. FARMING PART (under the Edi