The half-yearly meeting of tliis reverend Court took place Free St John's Church, Dundee, Tuesday last, —The Rev. Macdonald, Blairgowrie, Moderator. After appointing committees to arrange the business, the Synod adjourned to meet in the evening. EVENING BEDEKT7NT. The Synod met

Thk Court.—The Queen and Court have passed the week at Windsor Castle. Her Majesty received a succession of visiters ; amongst whom were the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and the Princess Mary, Prince Frederick of Hesse the Lord Chancellor and Lady Cotteuham, Earl and Countess G

whole Stock of Linen-Drapery, &c., part of which consists of 80 pieces of Home-made Linens, from 8u to Is 6d per yard (being one third less than the original price,) few pieces of finer Linens, Bed and Table Linens, Diapers, Ticks, Cotton Shirtings, &c., all at greatly deduced p

The fir.it meeting of the new Board was held yesterday. Present: Brown, Bailies Sturrock, Moyes, and Hean, and Dean of Guild Thorns; Messrs David Baxter, John Kennedy, junior, Audrew Low. Alexander Martin, James Webster, William Harris, Roderick Harris, Thomas Powrio, John Mitch

A meeting of the Quarter Sessions was held in the Court Room here yesterday, for the purpose of disposing of appeals from publicans who had been refusad their certificates by the Burgh and other Magistrates of the County. Presen —Colonel Kinloch, of Logie, who was in the chair;

Dundee Prices Current—November 17. FLAX. £ s. £ s. £ >. £ s. Arch .Otborny.s3 0 @54 0 Memel,4Brand 39 0 Crown, 0 - 48 Neust. No. 1,..—• 0-— 0 Do. 4th Sort,.. 0 -42 Neust. No. 2,.. 0-— 0 Petersb. 12 lid.— 0 0 Konigsberg,do.— 0 0 D0.9d0 4110-42 C Crown Podolia,4l 0-41 Do. 6do 33 0

statutory meeting of the Board was held in the Board room Wednesday last, —Bailie Moyes in the chair. The Committee reported a satisfactory adjustment of the dispute between the Commission and the Messrs Baxter respecting the descent of the water by the north channel of Prince's

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THE DEMONSTRATION TO LORD GEORGE BENTINCK. Tuesday evening public dinner was given to Lord George { Bentinck, " the friends of Agricultural Protection, as a testimony of their esteem for his public integrity, and their 1 admiration of the talent and perseverance displayed by him

Capture op a Whale in the Tay Perth.—On Friday evening, the unprecedented circumstance of a visit to our river of no fewer than nine grampuses, or finners, occurred. These large creatures were first seen about Elclio, where they created so much sensation in the water as entirely