I French journals contain detailed accounts of a grand review which took place on Sunday Paris, in presence of the King, and which was followed by the ceremony of placing the trophies taken from Morocco in the Church of the Invalids, the depositor* of such emblems of victory. Th

We extract tlie following account of the state of the prison here, from the Ninth Report of the Inspector of Prisons in Scotland, just published, which contains some valuable remarks upon the great number of inmates at all tiroes within its walls, confined chiefly for petty thef

be paid are 3s 8d per lb., 4s per lb., 4s 6d per lb., and 5s per lb. A finer mixture of Teas than that at 5s cannot be had at any price. COFFEE. All who prize a delicious cup of really fine COFFEE are invited to purchase at this Warehouse. The new duties came into operation on t

DUNDEE SHIPPING LIST. ► July 30.—TTtnds, a.m., N.E.—p.m., S. S.E. Arrived—John, Simpson, Narva, flax ; Dart, Gowans, Leith, goods; Herald, Cossens, Newcastle, goods; Pilot, Doig, and David Key, Key, Liverpool, goods; Susannah, Chapman, St Petersburg, flax; Maxwell, Pattie, Newca

Windsor, Friday.—The Queen and Prince Albert walked this morning in the precincts of the Castle. Viscount Canning has arrived at the Castle on visit to her Majesty. Court.—We understand that instructions have been received at Buckingham Palace, for the state and private apartmen

Dundee Prices Current—January FLAX. £ s. £ s. £ s. £ s. Arch.Otborny .39 o@4o Riga RT 28 0@ 28 10 Crown, 36 0- 37 Meinei,4 Brand3l 10 -32 0 Do.4th Sort, ..33 0 Neust. No. 1....27 - 27 10 Petersb. 12 hd.— 0 0 Konigsberg,do. 26 0- 0 Do. 9do 0- 31 Crown Podolia,33 0- 0 Do. 6do 27 0

answer to Dean Ilorsley's addressed to me. Your's truly, James Law. To lite Very Reverend Dean Tlor slay. Dundee, May 28,1844. Very Revere.vd Sir, —I have seen your letter in the Dundee Courier of to-day, for the first time, addressed to me in the Church Intelligencer of Wednesd

THE CASE OF MRS GIL M OUR. (From the Scotch Reformers Gazrite.) Our readers will bear us witness, (hat whatever our peculiarities may bs in some respects, and occasionally, admit, we have written on topics which some of our contemp uaries have avoided, or been afraid, or averse,

DUNDEE. TRADE REPORT. Our markets have undergone no alteration worthy notice during the past week. Flax, Flax Tows, and Codillas are still inquired after, and maintain their advanced rates. In llbmp and Hemp there is as yet little nothing doing in this market. Indian Jute is in

Dublin University Magazine for July, 1844. This number commences with the beginning of the promised tale of " The Nevilles of Garretstown," giving a picture of Irish manners in 1760 and however much the habits of the inhabitants of the Emerald Isle may still be susceptible of im