CFrom the Times of Thursday.) A revolution has just taken place in Paris, which is likely to attended with most important consequences. This time there has been no shooting, no erection of barricades, no slaughter, no horror; and yet the bouleversement will most certainly operat

PRANCE. The President of the Assembly gave a banquet on the 10th. Among the guests were the President of the Repubhc (quite again.) the Papal Nuncio, the Ministers the United States, Russia, Prussia, Austria. Turkey, and others; Count Mole the Count de Montalembert, Louis Luc,en

iik Late Queen Dowagkh,* - *-U have reason to be— lieve that the usual ceremony of " laying in state" will be dispensed with, for the fir9t time during many centuries, in the of the Queen Dowager. It appears that an objection exists to the ceremony taking place at Bentley Priory

Packages, at\s %d per lb. THE multitudes of wretched Imitations of this celebrated Coffee, with which every town in the kingdom now teeming, render it necessary to Caution the Public against being misled by the appearance of the labels and canisters, which are got up to imitate,

19th day of December 18-19, twelve o'clock noon ; and, if not let that day. to be again exposed public auction within the Town, Hall of Dundee, upon Wednesday the 9th day of January next, also at twelve o'clock noon, THE SALMON* FISHINGS in the River Tay, belonging to the Town o

the writing chambers of John Anderson, writer. No. 10 Reform Street, Dundee, on Wednesday the 16th day of January 1850, at two o'clock afternoon, in virtue of the powers of sale contained in Bond and Disposition in Security, ptIAT PROPERTY, —consisting of a Tenement JL of Three

The Atlas Prize Essays.—The circumstance three prizes having been offered by the proprietors the Atlas newspaper for the best Essays upon a given subject, bas been long known to our readers. The prizes have now been adjudicated. The candidates for the prizes were 158. The prizes

A meeting of the Magistrates and Council, the Kirk Session, and the Heritors, was held, the Town Hall, on Tuesday last, —Bailie Anderson in the chair. In consequence of the recenff disclosures respecting the administration of the poor's funds, great excitement prevails upon the

In our columns of to-day will be found very full report of the proceedings at the Parish Meeting, held on Tuesday last. We refrain from remarks of our own upon the subject, as the summary which we have given of the statement by the Kirk Session, along with the observations in re

daughter of Dr llunter, i rofessor of Logic, St Andrews. Died, at Dundee, on the Ist instant, Jane, eldest daughter of James Russell, Esq., manager for the Dundee Gas Light Company ; in the sixteenth year of her age. Dieo, at Letham, by Dunniclien, on Tuesday the 6th Feb. 1844,