... Jf t (ADVERTISEMENT.) 1 TRE EDItOR OF THE CALEDOMAIT MERCURY. Sip-In giving your account of the proceedings in the Police Sheriff Court on Tuesday last, both you and the editor of the Scotaioan omitted to state, Ist, that on the day when James Bishop executed the order for coal for which he was fined, I had left the ofie about eight o'clock in the morning, and did not return from the country ...

... FIFE AND MID LOTHIAN FERRY 14i3 AASSOCIATION. 11F, Supporters of the above ASSOCIA_ T T [ON are aware, that its operations were stopped . C..seqllence of the confident ?? entertained ltat Government ?? erect a Low Water Pier on the F'f elbore. But as this expectation bas proved abortive, the projectors of the Association have resolved to pro. eedt rith the formnation of the C omparny. c A ...

... PUBL1C DINNER. J HE SOCIETY for time ENCOURAGE- T M ENT of time USEFUL ARTS in SCOT- LAND have re~olvcd to Conmmnemoerate its Institution bv a PUBLIC DINNER in the £IOPETOUN RdoBe Is, (,arrv's), Queen Street, Edinburgh, on WEDNESDAY tmwe 21it of Felbrmarmy cart., at Sir o'clocl. Sir JOHN GRAHiAM DALYELL, Kt. F.A S. President of the Society, in the Chair. Dr D. B. REID, F.RS.E., and MUNGO ...

... DIORAMflA. LOTI-1AN ROAD. N 0 O1 0 PEN , A virw OF THE VILLAGE OF UNTERSEEN, IN SWITZERLAND. THE Scenery of this View surpasses every- V thing hitherto atternvited by pictorial art. The illusion is perfect. The stillness and repose of a Sab. bath lay in siummer. ciararteristiec of a retired village in the m;idist of the Alps, pnwerfrilly affect the spectator, alile a srnse of loneliness is ...

... intimate, tat he swill lie ira Edinburgh on the 4th May, Xsi njl/irnmediatelv give a GRAND CONCERT in tie AasEM~t R~ools, GEORGE STnEET. The particu- lril he ?? announced. 3P-ITr BOCHSA, during his stay (which owing to ;e~nvrrmerts in London, mist be very short), will a~e LESSONS ,on the HARP. Those Ladies wish- to avail themselves of his instructions, by leaving iheir address at Mr Pardie's ...

... roYAL SCOTTISH ACADEMY WJ1AENTING, SCULPTURE, AND ARCH ITECTURE. ijrIE THIRTEENTHI ANNUAL EX- I tilBITION of the A C A D E hi, Y for the ioRKS of LIVING ARTISTS, will open at the ,iRyal JstitutMon, Mound, early in the month t ?? nex., Tle glemlwrs and other Artietq are requested to take Ce that the Galleries illh be open for the reception *lvoks cf jrt intended'for Eshibitimn, on Friday lt ...

... ITALIANV OPERAS /; / (AT T5n E / T1BEV7RE ROYAL, EDINBURGH. poSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT BUT THREE. lt i respectfully intiemated, that these Performances ibe co0tiousd beyond Saturday, May 19, which ,,pR pasiucelybe the last Performance. - FR MIITCH{ELL ?? informs the il V1BOL5Tv, GEN~reY and th1e PIr.Lie, that the FIFTR REPRESENTATION w-rill tak e place j'js present Ecening, MIONDAY, MiAY 14, ...

... ,1 dsOCIETY IN SCOTLAND / a7CH voO PR.4 ATING CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE. T E ANNIVERSARY SERMON of the I S cictv is to lie preached in the Hinse CHuRciU, by the Rev DR CLASON, on THURSDAY the Se- Veath day of June 1638, at Two o'clock afternoon. A GENERAL MEETING of the SOCIETY will be held immediately after Sermon, in their Hall, No. 49, Queen Street, at which the Members are requested to Rttend. ...

... (ADVLRTISEMIENT.) TOr IllS CHACE tZITE DUttE OFS BUCCLEUC5I ANTY) QU iELNSBFRRY. a 7, Saunders Street. Stoekbridlge, it 17th March 1838. 1M.v Loan) DvRmI have been indured to trespass on your Grace's time and attention as Chairman of the last Meeting of the Commnittee on Designs for the Menu- trent to the AMemory, of Sir Walter Scott, by a letter a written by AMr Robert Conclh, brnalelier, one ...

... DiNE AND EVENING EXHIBITION AT TH~E ~CALTON CONVENING HALL. lf Eproprietor of thesplenidid PAINTINGS i the TEMPTATION and the EXPUL- o espneetfolly inforus the Citizens of Edinburgh, made arrangements to exhibit these cele- ' of Art inthe Evening as well as by Day. Tl2e liners of Exlibition, from nine till four; and in ne, brilliantly illunhloated. 4m;*sirOOn One Shilling. Descriptions gratis. ...

... ?? M AIR S. THALBERG1, (1S'TE To Ez ENmPEIon, Os AUSTRIA,) EGS to acquaint the Nobility and Gentry B of Edinburgh, that he will give a GRAND CONCERT oN iWEDNESDAY EVENING, Jan. 10. Inthe ADELPHI THEATRE, On which occasion he will perform, 1-A FANTASIA on the National Airs, God sare tie Queen. and Rule Britaanni, as performed by himn at Beckingham Palace. by command of her most Gracious ...

... ,5,U NOTICE OF REMOVAL. A. THOMSON & CO. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL WOOLLEN DRAPERS, ESPECFULLY beg leave to intinate to their Friends and Customers, that they have REMOVED from 337, to their own Premises, 255, HIGH STREET, a little below the Cross, and immne- diately under the Scotsman Office. From the long experience they have bad in the pur- chasing of Woollen Cloths, and of conducting a ready ...