These churches were, as may be supposed, all Presbyterian.  There are several others in the town.  We were told that there were nearly ninety schools in Dundee, at which upwards of four thousand children are educated.  One of the most interesting places which claimed our attention was the Watt Institution, established in honour of James Watt, for the instruction of young men in science.  There are also nearly forty mills for spinning flax, weaving linen, sail-cloth, sacking, and cordage.  On the quay stands a handsome arch, built after a Flemish model.  Besides the patent slip and graving dock, there are three wet docks and two tidal harbours, while other improvements are being carried on; so that Dundee is a most flourishing place.