DUNDEE SHIPPING LIST. April 22.—Winds, a.m., E.—p.m., E. Arrived—Guthries, Nicoll, Aberdeen, goo ; Victoria- Wrice, Hamburgh, flax ; Mersey, M Lean > Glasgow, goods - Mary, Menzies, Newcastle, coals ; Crammond, Nelly Greenlay, and Archduke, Archer, Alloa, coals ; Carrier- Crocka

Louis Philippe, who is expected in this country about the 9th of this month, will be the first French Sovereign who lias visited England in peace. King John of France was taken prisoner by the Black Prince, carried to London, and lodged in the Palace of the Savoy. Francis the Fi

LORD JOHN RUSSELL'S CONSISTENCY. THE IMPORTANCE II All VEST. In moving his nine wise resolutions. Lord John Russell is reported to have ascribed our national prosperity, not the measures the existing Government, but to our recent "good harvests." As none can know this better tha

A numerously attended and highly interesting meeting *as held, in the Parish Church here, on the evening of Monday the 2\st ultimo,-the Kev. Mr Honey in the chair (in t' e unavoidable absence Lord Kinnaird The object meeting was the advancing of the Christian and philanthropic s

which we last week reported persons tried before the Justices, for refusing to remove nuisances, showed that the law is powerful, and needs only to be put in operation. Much, doubtless, has been already effected, but much still remains to be accomplished. Many nuisances still ex

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UNITED STATES AND CANADA. ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT BRITAIN AND HIBERNIA. The Great Britain arrived in the Mersey at twelve o'clock Monday night. She sailed from New York on the 28th ttltiino. The Hibernia reached Liverpool at eleven o'clock Tuesday morning. She left Boston on the Is

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respectfully infonned, that arrangements have been entered into with that eminent and classical Tragedienne MRS BUTLER, Late Miss Faxxy Kejible, To appiar in tivo of her most popular Characters. The utmost care will be bestowed on the production of the Plays selected for the per