... 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 ...

... ,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. ...

... 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. ...

... CLEDONIAN HOTEtL AND COFFEEHOUSE, ,7,gROYAL SALOON, ?? 3, 1VAYEOGLOO PLACE, Eniaorau~so LEX. ROBE RTSON respectfully inti- , ,tes to his Friends, and the Public generally, -the bos taken several years' lease of the above pre- thlat ie House, which has been necessarily shut 11 1,,rrerg(,in riex e alterations and improsrements, From the known proximity of this house to the Regis- r 80d p ...

... Inv .mf - rt,S pre s. A, NQEW YEAR'S TRIBUTE tO the ANEW REIGN: consisting of Thirty Sonnets, addressed in all humility and devotedness to her Miajesty the Queen. ADAM & CHARLES BLACr;, Booksellers t o her M~ajesty. Ji, CHIEAP COALS. I~fE SUBSCRIBER begS ?? tO r~eOm- ?? to bis Friends and the Publie hia HOUsEHoLD COAL, at lls. 6id., 12s. 6d., and ISa. 6d. p er TOD, confident tbat thej are thse ...

... CORONATION DAY. DINNER TO THE INMATES OF TUE eDINBURGH CHARITY WORKHOUSE. TF.p MANAGERS of the EDINBURGH `NCHARITY WORKHOUSE, participating in Ti osenerally and patriotically entertained for teifeeln heI ORONATION DAY one of Relaxation .xi Hilarity among all ranks, are very desirous to in- doe Haa syhare of this enjoyment the humble Individa- lde rh e Iamnat59 inathe Institution undertheir ...

... 2/A EVENING PARTIES. , TFOLIOS of H. B. SKETCHES, _ SCRAP-BOOKS, and Hmnorous English and French CARICATURES, I.ENT OUT for EVEN- ING PARTIES, by A. LESAGE, Printseller and Picture.Frawe M~aker, 21; SouTH HA~oYmt STURaT. e-,,4 GEOLOGY. i U ROSE will deliver hies SECOND LECTURE on GEOLOGY, in Mr Forres- ter's Class Room, No. 24, Waterloo Place. 07r 3on- day 12UL cirrent, at Half-past Eight ...

... INSURANCE ON GOODS TO AND FROM 5gV LONDON AND LEITHI. E EDINBURGH & LEITH MA- rgiNE INSURANCE COMPANY continue to1NSURE GOODS shipped in the regolar, Steam p ad Sailing Vessels between LONDON and Hrrrngev Live Stock Qance, Killed Meat, and other ,trioles nsailV carried upon deck, also Insured against all Seat Risk, OD moderate termns. CRICNTON & OGlLVIE, Mlanagers. 50, Shore, Leith. rJOHN ...

... /;i; FLANNELS. HE Subscriber begs leave to intimate the '0Ial of a large Stork of REAL WELSH and .I gicIIIRE FLANNELS, which, notvtithstand_ 1Ase tl danced price of wool, lie rwill he eaabled to Sell Chnritf hle Iristitutionsf supplied at tbe Wbolesale ,jce. ALEXsK. AITKEN. 00 NeaolrWast CIcuRs PLACE, 11th September 1838. - SPLENDID NEW COACHES fBETEE 41-)EDINBURGH AND GLASGOW. I SSRS TSAAC ...

... SCOTTISH ACADEMY OF PAINTING, SCULPTURE, & ARCHITECTURE. TIE TvrELFTH ANNUAL EXHIBI3 TION of the ACADEMY for the WORKS of I IVING ARTISTS, ot the Galleries, Royal losti. ;t;oll, .7nund, tnili shortly Close. Open from nine o'clock AM., till five P.m. diitission, Is.-Season Tiekets. 5s.-Catalogues, 0d. By order of the Council, D. 0. HILL, Secv. Edinburgh, 4th April 1838. G MR WILSON'S CONCERT. ...

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... BATTY'S CIRCUS ROYAL WILT. SHOR.TLY CLOSE. Monday, December 10, FIRST NIGHT OF THE GRAND SPECTACLE GUSTAVIUS Ill.; OR, THE MASKED BALL. HORSEMANSHIP UNPRECEDENTED FOR - NOVELTY, NUMBER, AND VARIETY. BEING FORP TIIE BENEFIT 'OF THE LILLIPUTIAN EQUESTRIANS. PRICES OF ADmissxor-. erBoxes, Ss.; Upper Boxes, 2s.; Side Galleries or Pit, Is.; Gallery, 6d. Children under tn years, Half-price to the ...