HARBOUR TRUSTEES. meeting of the Harbour Trustees was held on Wednes of Guild Keay Lord Duncan;Me SS „ Erskme and Lawson ;_Provost Thorns in the chair. finance committee. The Provost proposed that Mr Baxter should be I , nte a ™ embcr °f the Committees, place of Mr Miln and shoul

Rev. Smith, Edward Collier, Esq., Grange, to Jano Isabella, youngest daughter Alex Smart, Esq. of Cononsyth. saeatbtf. At Mount Elton, on the 6th inst, aged 76. Mary, widow of the Rev. Sir Abraham Elton, Bart., of Cleredon Court, Somersetshire, daugh'er of William Stewart, of Ca

seen at the Establishment of E. F. DICKINSON & CO., 11 Union Street. OENTLEJIE N'S LINENS OF SUPERIOR FIT AND STYLE, MADE TO MEASURE, AND "WARRANTED TO FIT. A few Dozens of every quality are kept, Ready-made and nicely Dressed, for hurried orders ;—all sold at this Esta blishmen

supplied in quantities at per lb., and the Trade at Wholesale Prices. Wm. Paterson, Junr., 1 Union Street. Dundee, Dec. 18, 1849. xJ Warehouse to Let. THE PREMISES in Bell Street, Chapelshade, formerly occupied by Messrs Rattray as a Brewery, will be let for a Warehouse. Apply t

Sir Charles Napier is resolved to have reform in the management in the navy. Again and again has the gallant Admiral made his representations, both in Parliament and through the public press; but his views being no way palatable in offici.il quarters, the subject has hitherto ev

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

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Despatches from Madrid, dated the 6th instant, give a new turn recent rumours—•' The Queen Isabella has recovered from her slight indisposition ; t| le hopes entertained from its supposed cause are not likely to he realized."

It will be seen from our report of the last meeting of the Town Council that this case has at length been settled by a compromise. Mr Caesar to get an addition to his stipend of £73 a-year, and a sum towards his expenses, while the legal stipend remains as before—£los. This arra

English stocks are quiet, but extremely firm. Railway Shares have been extremely heavy, and the fall in the old lines is 10s to XI, and in the case of the Midland £2. Foreign Grain.—At Amsterdam, last week, nothing particular was done in grain. Cloverseed had fair sale, and also