... 'as ,ctlido2/lic 4t/l ?? tuiy, CLWK it ill del ret, iti ?? se-Iloomi, Marisclual Col- fit at LEC~t) lIE of a PoplIrI Course oil tile it Scioitce 01 III. X 'to 1;. ?? to tdies a elas to Gentlemen, P) and o b coninud 'i th sam iiiv very' Satutsiiby, till thle enid of I ?? ub~-iace' thle .eSlpliciitiotn of that Science to tlic lit; t; ?? ~ppeirittii'S o iii1it aint its ~Iklafloli to ...

... GAMITE. NOTICE TO POACIIERS. WiTHERFAS, several Poachie's have lately been seen Shootillg aind Killill' (;:llle oil thle EARiL of ?? Estaltes, ill be tis' igcinh boi 'hoosi otf I-i stol'e an Inseitiruty, during his ahisellce,- rs Notice iS tqreby given, that the Ground Oflisers, Foruster, and As. t s. sistants, ?? been instructed to look ont totc andi appiellend all t ve offenders; antI that a ...

... FOR A SHORT TINIE LONGER. IIE inclemency of the weather hiving pre_ veate(d many Families in the Country frorm visit. I the Eslildthti. it will. by their-particular desire, ?? Open fur a short time longer, At 70, Pai-,eCn's STxwcET, Where will he s-en The CelebrateilAMICROSCOPE. and The Astonishing AU'OMATA. HERR VON JOEL will also give his surprising- of the Feathered Songstera and Farm Yard, ...

... (RD'S EQUESTRIAN AREN-A-, MJOUND, is NO IV OPEN, riv ta great display of NOVELTY, J from the new sahool of Equestrianism, in nil on v noeclies to the blitindaries of the Art; with exem- in f ...

... ?? GENERAL MEET_ Of the PROPRIETORS and OCCU. thES PROnd SHOPS, in, these DIS. pANT. e nihu bhedin the Old Chapel of Ease, on \WITSlaY Whe It day ?? current, at -Six ?? C1e llej the rt receive the Report of the Committee Cl 3, E;ienoinf General 31eeting, held on 5th Decem- ,ppsiated at thsec cf a Junction of thusi`listriCtS ber lest, On th regrd to its NMunicipad1G o-lrnment. 5itl, thc City, ...

... 11a o. xt !AtiEMI3LY INill take place in thle I't:att C In ?? Fill oni T~,nsntifly the il-1 of .ianuttia-. Drincinu to coukoiittrtcO tt i '1-oa ?? 10 Cards nIlI Itf~sbets 114tonal. B1O. (J i vngers, introdi ned by Siibscribers, to paN i- 1. (Id, (,eah. LAT I''Stcn-vards a i-s reclnested to in-est, in) thre Cardi P ioolia of Pt;I ?? 5 (in the( li h o Jointrtt'i t Iti pstto o'clock .a, - to ...

... C? e EXTEXSIVE ANI) DrSI1:A111.1i If ESTATES a IN TIMI COUNTIES IP AillIPnrDI:tN AND 11ANFF, ,S UGTIG SES IN ABERDEEN, S ,IAND WHIAILE FISHING SHARES IN' ETEmIlT:i.lD, For Sala. s There will e vxposed tar salr, bV allj(1litlled public lollp, with ill e tihe! lo Iv 11 Hotel in AberdeIn, upojn Frvilav the 7tIh of MIt ti ilt lext, it ?? the Itt i's of tvo Will tii cccafterlioonll (unless ...

... ORD'S EQUESTRIAN ARENA, MOUND, ?? S EUETRAN ARENA, MOUND, EDINBURGH. CCH.\ _GI OF PERFORMANCES. jes~fn.ght of ! f M O 's ourivalled eene of PAUTL PRY ON HORSEBACK, In vliel lie persofates Four different ChAiracters. BRILLIANT SUCCESS. R I 0111) takes the earliest opportunity of ~jretuirning his sihscerc. 'thanoks to the Nobility, ond public of Edinburgh and its'vicinity, for the Gentry, d ...

... OBID'S EQUESTRIANL ARENA, MOUND, F-DiN13URGIL i.Ir ORO'S apprarancle is I'AUL BRY ON HORSEBACK, la ric1 lic persornatis Fmoor different Characters. AGE OF PERFORMANCES ON MONDAY. BRILLIANT SUCCESS. oRORT) takes the earliest opportunity of 1 ~retiiriiisi his sincere thanks to the Nobility, e P'blidC of Edinhurgh and its vleinity, for the Ce'ltli sopot tn, anddec~iilel eclat, that his exertions ...

... VOl ELY THE LAST WEEK OF THE lroSITIVEL Y EXITIBITION V 70, PriCE' STREET.. ESSRS SCIHMIDT, WATSON, and 1 EL. bcg totinforrn the- Poblic, that their re- 6 1pocrieC iIENEFITS will tnke place on the foljowing SPCa1e:Mr S. 5MONDAY tile 13th inst. * Mir W. on: w E D S DA y thle 5th . Herr Van Joel an SATUR- b lDA the 18th, 00I sahich orcasion they will exert them- D s renderthe iUICROSCOPE, ...

... TO SialpaON~rms, (11 N 1 fl ai Msters of ShitIps aiid Vssols tnt in b t supliv IUs weith tile S-r u 'c BOYS, fitted oil' twith Beidii mit and Cfloth. 4 X inc. tll plivin ...

... II, - a* to To the EDITOR of tihC Anim31DEr, JOUI11NAT. rle DII,-I dlo not consider it necessary to m:llce anv firt'tev repjly to j tilO bservation1s oF vurm contemporary of the Iletfc/, on tbe of stlblject of the Justices of Peace. Whie ?? thiniks proper to support bis allegations by even a sha. Ies how of proof or of leasotidii, I s hibe rcutl to alnswver lI I , but al his mere assertions I ...