... COLONIAL QUESTION. UO(TUISITION' signed by a number of & ~lmf~unronnected with the Colonies, ha- to MR BORTHWICK, soliciting 5 c'prlenefte' tLoCLECURE i ,tlceiv at least one more PU1L ECU , his deature from Edinhurgh,. Notice is here- Iaj~t%. MR BORTHWICK will, in compliance g;,ea, that .io deliver another LECTURE on 'j irc resti, subject of COLONIAL SLAVERY, ?? interoin'c the 11th instant, in ...

... N. Fl e *VFNING of SABRATH first, the 31st ODlp e 1lslr current (TO-MORROW), 'ITY SEpMON Will he Preached t ' l thle IRev. J. M GILCtCHIST's CHsArEL, East r t, lJAMES JEFFREY of Musselburghi, I the 111 AlWidows and Families fl' the Fishermen on IlFl t( le aasselbargb nd Fisherrow, who perished 01Cr 're Gog ales. jd ?? 0,t ev' ere ftietllfortate sufferers amounted to On T1hpil'l;u ?? untimely ...

... a;;>nv~E!SGE 33IBURLGH. TIli, pre0rt l-ening. THIURSDAY, larch 2C, jvli be 11.tfitflhinl HA KS5PF-INlE'S Traetigty of OTHELLO, TIIE MOOR OF VENICE. DesdellOnfa lv Miss .IARPIAN Ot(ello by the AFRICAN ROSCIUS. jfta hi', Mlr JERNAN. Ater %ctisbi will oe perfornodil, the favourite Dramatic 0 ei t erjgrna alldd * P.1}R DAtGGE1111rool). S] Lr lwood by Dlr JAM~ES RUSSELL, s~ll teld~argctr le %,ill ...

... THEATRE-RLOYAVAL, E1)INSUEM. ThislpresentEvening, THURSDAY, March 14.183.3 will be performed the Celebrated Romance of P R E S Ul MP T I 0 N, OR THE FATE OF FRANKENSTEINl Agatbade Lacey by Miss BYFELD, In which lharactershe will sing 'Oh Adverse Fortane.' Frankenstein by Mr PRITCHARD. Felix de Lacey by Mlr EDMIUNDS, In which he will introduce The Hlnter of Tvrol. The Monster by Mr. T. P. ...

... ,AssmIBLY ROOMS, GEORGE STREET. Hl' FIFTH ASSEIMIBLY will be held T HIS EVENI G. the )4th nutrent,. under ~ Pn~' Inth LADIES i'ATRONErSSES of 'F NICY BALL. ~ saricltr e're, the MIRRORS,~ DRAPERIES, ' LANMPS' and other Decolatioesi, Vill remailn o rithe night of the Fancy Ball, and Fancy Dresses 0; he radmttt th dni To commence at Ten o'clock. Ticlets of adrtissioia, Five Shillings each, to ...

... Ir!LL yHOIITLI, CILOSE, EXHITBITION OF J , I N VrE ST'S GRAND PICTURE OF tIIJECTED BY THE JEWS. E Maltalificellt Picture of this highly in- in terrlt subjecpainted on canvass 22 foet by in it'e late 1riaiNWsEt.Pesident of tile la t IL ~Brtanis lreat onl view in tire ,leac f Gront Britain,~LX(ErSqn~~rOs t~o tie~niy.~ C Ot YAL INSTITUTION, ?? VI rB f thc RO QLstreet, from ninc loclerk till ...

... 3 ?? t yi r lost rcospectfully anl- -~ ~~ji llA~ h~ ?? andi LASTr ?? ~il ithe Hlo ?? Rooms~, onl C] t~ 4hilstaalt, ai eight o'clock. GI * Of the Heeillig wrill hle Performe I Boot- 1)I ?? to celebrate tile loath DV ii ?? to Fieli ;-Mr -lIargitt i leO'dl, by Mokzart ;Mr Di- Mc II ?? e ?? e the ll, this hoind his first II I *i ;~Mr Plat a pot 1io.'trt Oil i f~ 3lorays'il, fr te first timie, aIt ...

... 1jSSEMlBLY ROOMS, GEORGE STREET. I FIFTH Ass IBLY will be held If r Ifs of tbe LADIES PATRONESSES of -1IIC 'artC~i(:l desire, the 51IRIRORS, DRAPERI ES, Ll.a rLAPS, andi other Decorations, will remain T,,n hc 'iglt of the Fancy Ball, and Fancy Dresses admi1',,1ttell1 i ro *commence at Ten -o'clock. T; L.ts of admission, Five Shillings each, to be iad ri lems. and of Mlr Anderson, the Treasurer ...

... i ' ~~EDUIRBU!R0.G~ ryining. THURSDA\Y, March 7. 1833, .hapre-t? ?? the Cehtbrated Romance of uIEtrSU PTIo NS TW1 FATE OF FRANKENSTEIN. .Xiti ?? Mis,, BYFEI.D, l Ilre, ,illsing Ohi Adrerse Fortune. 1:1 Felncurateariii be, 1r PRITCHARD. ,I~ix le Laeey by ArED UNl 1 ,lhict be eill imroice ?? Hulor of Tyrol.'' 'lfwir iisrr Mr T. P. C 00KE Tr e C informed, that this evsening, TI: Cliii CI rpel ...

... Tlh ?? P'xening, TIIURSDAY, M1:aci 21, purfuil hr perfidcd tile (Csomeidy eaitilled ?? 'St'COOL OF REFORAT. it 'Mrs Feruterit bv Miss JARMAN. Lord Avondale by Mr TERNAN. .lllbert Tykoby MrRUSSELL. ?? which will ?? the New Farce called d T'I-IE; MINISTER OF FINANCE, OR THE SC'1 OOLMSTER ABROAD. Br I'.11,ilina. by Ali;ss JAR U AN. .r TIe Grand Dikie of Eerrara by Mr TERN'\Y. Master lege ...

... ADVERTISEMIENT. TO THiJ EDITOR OV TIME CALEDONIAN MRtIR(ly- Edinburgh, March 27. 183.3. Sea-Unwilling, as I have been, to appeal to your co- lumns, and still more unwilling, as I an, to load them with a m ass of such documents as follow, you t )she trust, see at once the Justice and necessity of placing the whole before the public in one view, in refutation of the calumnies, of which your ...

... s5 rl l3LY ROOMS, LEITII. BALnLr, in aid of the Funds 4 l1I'RI 1o ,X1 an'1 LEITII 11UNIANE ...