(Prom the Liverpool Standard.) We beg the attention of oar readers to nn important leU'-r, addressed by our townsman, Joseph Sanders, Esq., tie resident the SiafTord Agricultural Protection vociety, the Lord Talbot, on the subject of the Corn Laws. 0 t w are acquainted with the

wo believe, exceed any that has preceded t, in ecclesiastical divisions and doctrinal differences. Scarcely a week passes over but observe somo now freak of the Free Churchmen. From their high profession of zeal for the prerogatives of Christ over Ilis Church, and the cause of t

of Gartshcrrie, of daughter. At Blairlodge, near Polmont, on the 3d inst., the wife of the Rev. Robert Cunningham, of daughter. At Kildalloig, Argyllshire, the 2d inst., the Tol.n Eyton Campbell, Esq. of Kildalloig, of a son. ' At Camelon, on the sth inst., Mr James „ to CUrUtiC

TUESDAY, APRIL 23, 1844, The news of the week, both foreign and domestic, afford little of interest, being more barren of incident than usual. In France public attention is much occupied with discussions relating to Tahiti, in consequence of despatches received from Admiral Thou

Our townsman Mr Liddell, bookseller, with that energetic public spirit for which he is so justly distinguished, announced his intention, some time ago, of awarding three valuable prizes for the best specimens of caligraphy, to be competed for by the pupils of such teachers as ha

MR FERRAND AT SHEFFIELD —COMPLETE DEFEAT OF THE ANTI-CORN LAW LEAGUE gARTY. On Friday evening a numerous and most enthusiastic meeting of the inhabitants of this town took place the Town Hall, for the purpose of supporting the movement now in view for obtaining the liberty of Mr

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS. It may astonish some of our readers to learn, but the fact nevertheless true, that this notorious character, whose death is recorded in our last, was the same individual that was extensively known in Glasgow, and particularly on the south side of the rive

A mooting of tlie Harbour Board was held on Wednesday last. Present: Bailies Moyes and Hean, and the Dean ot Guild ; Messrs Sturrock, Murray, Scott, and Webster. Offers for the Reporters' tables were openeJ; and that of Mr Alexander Boyd was accepted. Minutes of Committee on Doc

Dundee Prices Current—December 9. FLAX. £ s. £ s. £ s. £ s. | Arch.Otborny.— 0@ 0 Memel,4Brand 35 0@ 35 10 Crown, O- Neust. No. I ~.29 0 - 30 0 Do. Sort,.. 36 10 -37 Neust. No. 2,.. 27 0- 28 0 Petersb. 12 1id.37 10 -38 0 Konigsberg,do.27 0 - 28 0 Do. 9do 35 0- 36 Crown Podolia,3

The newly elected Chambers were opened Monday by King Leopold. A more than ordinary interest was attached to this ceremony, occurring amidst the intense excitement produced by the appalling intelligence from Paris. It was, moreover, the opening of the first session of a Reformed