... .1TERLOO ROO.MS. S 7T7P 'lth February,4There will 13 hai N' Werant o, R as ar ?? C( hci a r NAth BLridge,; red ~ ~ e' tre;D bec ?? S mih * i'yal ;; of tzn thcwni Beokoelers to re ei n,. Ce George afe et Besll Brad- ticalah r &lg~ HneSqaenDA Clerk ot11e tqmpa Ale ¶vvuil Offic '04~ 1t&Sa oth Bridge;3 I' lfrc~ ~Liosas'~Co t ?? a Street V, latnue RO R'AL BRIIT TISNMOND I ...

... RTICULT G . VEN ING PROMENADES, with Ilj slC, in the EXPERINIENTAL GAR ?? conm~enle On WED- 1 f0s. EVNTLNINC nexO, the 18th, from half-pact w; tf an ?? erseft, and be repeated Weekly thea Ssour atell frther notice. ; t S an tr tilelI Promenade, is. each person, . atftlie Gt.r their Families, price 5s. eacb, will Q 'a hen Tic e ers or Shareholders on their ap- ir r lj l ebI r t codinep a ...

... ,\nN G CONCRT. i~~i~ I 4G hn at~ tCr- atli bo n AIR 1jyVARD l ?? to his Friends fq1`,CTFLJ 11' ,ill give a CONCERT t !i ; 1Ruj Mo SIC. in the ?? ,e hpp Georgten disnGel- to' * SATURDAY~ IE TZET 0i 1100%1q, I. ,ll,. rwill b ?? 304 QA ieY STLLF.E r, PEI , .f -ijet., on ;. I Vocal an d Instrullieitta ,Il jeprn~ior vkindly tendered their ;,ICe Ihb OF S.Phe 1E Ld'o I d t the Music Sboplit and R ...

... OI? A.D. A NF]lCLFNt T REPRtESENTA f 11 16(Y a 1]Illao7 nd Pzart (f tbe C a, Ir T s with beautiful effects vWS ofl \ liSAelriApN. in Persia; t.CaH f erllilthe ACROPOLIS i 1,pflN, I i and SilO TOR.li) of ROUSSEAU, a i a , One g1( ' lgChiliiien, hlieprice. hBC~l'AL CALF.DIONIAN HUNT. ati -eqnestetl to MEET rI I on Iiy I ISts of Ja- *.;l N T5pillner nt six ('Cliick. ^IscOUN'\T MIAITLAND, Preses. ...

... j14L AND ANITRICULTIURAL SOCIETY 14 / ~ / ~ J E R A L M I E T I N G o f th is /t0iN'T~pusunttothe Charter, w till be held of~ %CIEtY iesH, on M ONDAY first, the 27t 2t RE A ' ?? t held n it i te. or n S St t at ane o clock nficnoafternn, when t is re. xten dr na a hour, .BALLO, a~ Its' ssoeotr ble preciielly set th e h u , a , ci eotcl'adl~r` wII lt.,e iseco there. is ?? a BALLOT 'NEW MiE ...

... EXI4IBIT ION OF STATUAR D. £SyON.IsL MUONUMENT, CALTON HILL. n ?? has recently adlded e THE FAiLL oF ;MIAZEPPA AND THlE WILD .sr to iis previpusly extensive Exhilrition of Sta- tul) 'i0 Iniia'S For other Eqarestrian Groarps, crlaalv 1 a1esidles Statues of Lord Byron, Sir Waltr :ma1 lD :indiee Thosnisen Lord Lovat. &e. &c. all S.130 tt rnm the Native Rot ha of SaCarland f5 UI ~~ carliares ...

... To THE - DEN~T ELECTORS OF THE CITY i; p OF EDINBURGH. rO~tO are' gaining ground that a Disso- 1I 0f Parliament is at hand, I am encouraged t io -siob I have received, of your kind 5 ° ,n ton ards me, again to offer nlyself as a Can- . 4 Ileresent you in Parliament. Returned as I IiO 2,1 et occasion, by so decisive a majority, I , that tire subsequent events, in consequence ] 3r Ir' nn ...

... I THE GRAND DRESS BALL - aiI of the SUBSCRIPTION for the rELIEF of the DESTITUTION in the HIGH- 6 , ISLANDS rrill take place on the Even- .A NnrIDAY the 17th of IMARCH, in ahe AS- 1r;L O R y OO:US, GEORGE STREET, under the ?? 1 i,tieguished patronag:-_ PA TR o NESSES . 1 DUCHESSof BUCCLEUCH. \II,\ar etterIIARCPIIONESS ofLOTBIrAN. Tile 11011. the COUNTESS of CAITHNESS. Tlhe n 4oe. the COUNTESS ...

... II I I y 1 I I I . i 1; ?i i . j .5CtCllrlC FANCY BALL. l / f ti nimerls applications v Of tiler th - il1 iQIO iro oili'lvrd he allow till w 1.1 n t r i~lrL ROOMS. rnrittoua if tile I _ir01li, on ANCIENT Di ?? lini:|x rIX Is l ' tL lie > I BL xoo. G 0tALRA'Y a~nd it- ?? Iovl illl h~E 0H0 ~ ?? tto to Cnouone tl atl VIeat' Royal in July llm' z:.ilirrFR hllnrS SGEORGE SREET. TI idI~ovICONTESS ...

... 5 AT_ - LIVE FISH! AT THE WEST END. O HN ANDERSON, 109, GEORGE STREET, has again received a large supply of fine TURBOT (most of which rsas alive on arrival), also a few verv Rich SALNION and SOLES. Turhot, 9s. to 18s. Salmon, 2s. Gd. to 3s. 6d. per lb.; Whiteham Soles, 2e. to 5s. 6d. per pair. Orders fronm the country (per poet) punrtuaily attend. ed to, SCOTTIShT ACADEMY OF PA INTTNd, / ...

... HAMBURG, 1st July 1836. FOUR DAYS of DRAWING of the SlIX TY-EIGaTI HAMBURG GREAT LOT- TERY being past, and the wheel being reduced to the trifling number of 6000 (say six thousand) Tickets, Tickets warranted undrawn are now selling at Banco- marks 140 or L.10, say Ten Pounds Sterling. The first drawn Prize of Bancomarks 300 receives the Premi- um of Bancomarks 1i,000, and the last drawn Prize ...

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