... '7;UNION' P SRJ3JFTV. Sil~4~iiY'l5~t t'weiitv:~,a V, ii 4 intilde of w~hlch he %Would To vice tsj Lizthehas ?? PlainI ,'tuhid Colourell-T~t~FRPIT~~iiEw WORK 'AIMAES, -WO KM4CR BXEVAA S, FIRE ndHAND S'ES 90 AECADRCS CHI1m- &c.'&. fr rasf~rrng ritson; has alsois-a g'sspp~f CUSTI *VRNIII~repr~dby him- s~ ~n tbbtties of ?? ies,~ ni'w osith itd, diretioncs fo aistug~ ?? hmimt' or cirrftylo ...

... To the EDITOR of thte ABERnDErN JOURXtNAL. Sin, lN ribrenen to tile Letter which apiellred in the .Aberd7eM Jo?1r- ; v al of Vester-lay, stating- thrt aln un rarvautable li'oerty hall been taken ititl the Nattts of myself and others, by addihu them to tile Thquisition for C olonel GORDON of Pill-k, I find that tile insertion had ?? naide from sonu misapprehension throun il y friends. I rin ...

... PEJIiAR, Leader of the Orchestra, \5t ft3.. ~ssic, re-pecifuliv anniouncsile , ji) rceti lliCin ~general, that iis BENE - ldi: t\ l JK-ES the 16h Mah : 16c2, . .. ;,,l f. ,! tlhe N'sv Cormic Irarnma, celled B jieleridrlmltl;)E OF LUDGATEr. lie iMis; J A Rl11AN. to tL tin' OF''tl IN-STt!UMEN lIAL8 MUSIC. fSU iF.ClIO 7D. iESltERTER, p 5 -1j,'QjUE THE D Po 3 it . JN L.EMAN IN B L ACK. in i0 ...

... op N GMONlNc ASSEMBLY. I M1IS R ,O11WE have the honour to announce, SL pUUBI IC ASSEMBLY of their JUVE- il2 1pi VS ill take place in the lVATERLoO ASSxNt- *jl I , S1tutrxy I he 2Q4h ir.st. Daticing to con.- ; Jspruly.'JtSt pttblkited, the favourite TVt>5ce enrt~i liM92sid the Neir Polish Dance, the ,t h~\ idl nceOd by the I'tls of Mr and Mrs a 'ia13 e 1l1 , their Academy, antl at the MUSIC ...

... II O1D'S ST ATE ME rN. SIIc~tnicnt insertedi as an Adver- ' 1'4,iP , S4100ined, 'John k eto remark, in t'te first plirce. that I S t theLetter gricl o have been nd. p ij frfend Mr ~ dtd' trdv Even..n thy di-k',i~rnd 'M. Milton,' till I read it fIr its 1sl therefure ltive nt' opportuni ty ,,P i.ro h cirn mtance of rny friend. Mr *, re-; ~ sodeniy to go to Engl and, with. orhnlfrom him, 'after ...

... This present Evening, THUlSDAY, Mlarch 15. 18S2, Will be perform.ed the New Drama, in TIhree JActs, called THE RlNT DAY. Martin Heywoul, A Fareuer, by 1M1r TERN;1N. Rachel Hleywood, Wifeto ALartin Heywood, by - :4is9J:1 A R:UAN. In the First Scone-of tihe Dramso, the Stage will, nt the Rising of the Cvataii; ha so arranged arito form n Repre- tentation of Wil;ie's ccl *brated Picture of Tite ...

... TO THF. IELECTOMtS FOil. T'i COU1J2TY O' A EINDMEW. GENTLEMEN', Take this pulblic Opportunity of expressin my vrest nc- 1 koou'leuasiaents for the very llattering, receptiop I have es. ]seriencd thins I commenced illy culvaes. It is luy an:ious zwisb ' to a eet ail the Electors, that I may hav . oportnity o e'oidirig' t'ie. fullest explanation of my Parliamentary ?? ri * tha po'iticial ...

... e VOLUNTARlY CEIURCH ASSOCIATION, al e INSTITUTED AT /DlNBVEONi THE WMfh SEPT7'EMIBER, 183. n HE FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES of this ASSOCIA- a n Tl TION arc:- g That a compulsory support of Religions Iustitutions is incon. P it sistent with the nature of Religion, the spirit of the Gospel, the ex- e press appointments of Jesus Christ, and the civil rights of men: That, in every case where the ...

... ' :INC~iRlINESSYEU.i At a numerous Meeting-of the ELECTOItS in the Parishes of BA'9CHORY TERNAN, STRACHAN, Duntis, and DRtU3tOAX, held at ANew Banchory, this 13th day of Decembeer, 1832: Mn. CHARLES MICHIE, in the Chair:i HE following RESOLUTIONS were moved and unani-t T mouslv carried:- I. That the Electors present know that they are expressing the sentiments t of a great majority of the ...

... ='~Z ZAT ONS CONCERT IA' s , flLY OOvs, GEORGE STREET, r .ring of RIDAY, 2-7th April 1832. ACT 1on ri. h r , Oh for thejoyOUS days ma pa. Pi ; I IAr) ond tAsqter Coopil m u rnce at the Concerts)- n ir arT*I (biq flret appearance in tf sIr I} M§ ...

... sol htiler t atrteinhe of Colonel Hav, pl) re. rl li - - d tRegiineitt of Dragoon the cirlenratedl Band] of that a ,.nt l leviii' treeeived thle ptrniimsion of li hLatre, and will pecrform. a rnil nther lustruimentanl 311scir. * f , P1 1'1~i~eOFTrIFI PRESEIST F.S, ''ult, celebrated Cmbdiean, v. M Ult PO-1VER, perforalinr in Liveriiol, and vho, in C enrier. will apacar whn enSeue1, TUitRSDAJ'V ...

... . R BA}, EN-LN'ETT EGS leave to announce, that his BENE- FiT and Last Appearance will take place On SATURDAY Evening, September 9-. IS32, When will be perfotrmed, fur the First Tiue this Season, the Popular Comic Opera of THE LORD OF THE MANTOR. Tritemore li' Mir BENNETT, Being his Last Appearanace i u Edinburg this Seson. Mcoli Ffaggon bsP itrflXTRRAtY. Annette by 3Iiss BYFELD. In the ...