... LITEIIAIlURE. A Srsvrcs or ?? ACrsc 1. Soat;pa . Ilr Professor Lisars. hirt 11. l'silisurgh, IS39. When the first prt Of this valuable work vna published we exansinesl its merits at cosisiderabla 1l-gsl. WVe i ,sist cl on the adinirable descriptioln of discase, ?? of the operative departmient, and on thi Imppy illustration of the various poinits by ll-xe- cutedl plates. The second plut, wihich ...

... BTsf.ry.S ;3lIISC.r..StL rno Sr `TEilU Enc. ?? are armazed at the accumulatiorn of soul-stir- ring incident uith which Harrison Ainswvorth in- vests almost every clhapter of .lack Sheppard, the attention never for ta moment being allowed to flag. IHowever much this may be in its favour al- pearing monthly, it must be rather agaitrst tile story. ,we slhoultd suppose, wben collected anul ...

... MIUSIC. Tl'rl TNU ..IFN riT-' `clr.iin, '12 - TI.r Tu Atl- PI1T. WVri telu t'i caai),lsueli. cle~2l'ate' to tio li1 t I lmlw lrahlhe 010 i.ri of l.dhit.n 1, Th.ar I--r t 1. ?? nt:agws. Lonlon: Crarner, Addisul, & lleale, 20)1, l'g-ent Street. rhe above song. tile words or which anpeare:i in Our last lnuiier, has jnst beeu set to n21125ie Or v Tery spiritcel andl popular t escri ption. The- ...

... ADELPIII TIII..ATRE. Through11 the bills of the (lay the Iranager an- nowuices, that the : Rival Kinights is to be with- drawn after Saturday night. On the part of the pub- lie we beg leave to protest against this, for many will be disappointed if this fitmed burlesque is not per- formed at leaqt for another week. While the detnand continues unnbated, certgsinly the supply should be kept ...

... I I - Ml( ?? 1rm1m31t \t -1 l3l 1',t.t::It tI' Lprilciphsale.ad olijictsuf tlf- 11Iight1 ble foidl laid befbre tile nala- r nac.ilv.' M..P. for tile C'itv. III na ncI 11111ir i.delye'd Ii- departure Itt ~ i~ ei would lbe exchiilod. the lit- III.Sr .loli Rw1i!i~nii Sir JIamte Spiittal. ;.-i irt!1 11cr. Mlr leiouic, Retv. Dr Johnii Ia M-~'''lu1nmet of' Berw..ick. Rev. Mr Alex.'- If I tr S vt ...

... AD)ELPSI I THEATRE. Now that tile close of thle present season is fast apprnaellaing, each ' ploor Player is earmustly clin- 0 pliivid in cottsidcrittg lionw lie or shte iniy hest enlist t, tile iublihc favour in lilt or her own individual cnsc 'I prviu to ihet partang night, andi is anxiously 1 eiigaged in making selections from the chequered it race of' titentricid representations, to ...

... L,'ITl, EA U II;;. 'fite hait iszue froii the cheap aind elegant Itrc,;% of tie Mcmr. (Chamfjcrut'- I -r reprint from thi s'4 th cdli- tiot of Mtjitepl'-. flutadetit. ?? lin F>,ypt, ArabLia P'etra'a. andI tin' 1 lliiV I.:inl. 1Vie notit. id ttili l-i e'littioti of tlii:; virf.k as it caime froiin the LuI'tlll ?? itt the ( I;rIv Ilirt 'if thid eair. We ile-ived touchl ?? a-,el a; 1iriormitiioin ...

... Composed On visiting the pite of loghall Casles, near Blignar, Lapntrksilire. ore the residence of thi Enas of VVilgtmn, the aneestors of thoe lon. Admiral Sir Chas. Elphinstone 9'lplirig of Combernauldl. This no- blemuan a few years ngo sold his lorge estate in the pa- risi of Bliggar. end ni gentieman who poichelaqe a part of it, in his rase for improvemnent, has ?? caused the extensive ...

... M .)ET'vill Our 2 c:iti pal ons as t) tti.e elfidt of tle produe- tin of :!c ! ?? I llitlts' waS ,n il Saturda :niit imoire t tO rm 2: l..! 2t is :s i,iiat:10m lol i ant, : t .ig t-laoW I) n-ri t, genlliuie- hileicsilut ott a iz mder-o Tourna:lm.enii t, lw iil s ?? :1 ?? mogIlI iice0it ?? or scencry, dresses, dteoration5. &v. *l ' tit h:; We love to enjoy it heatrty laugh, t were not quite ...

... 1. Nown ntlt~in has come. and again here asa I A-w.lnsl'ring alone by the banks of the Eve; The Nisnets are warbling in each hilih annl tree- llut the hianet's ssood.netes have no cb arm for top. Iowv oft, witil a heart light and free, hive I strsyedI, In years gone Iy, by this pretty water-sile; Anti w hy arm I nose not as inerry and vay ? Ali! my love lives not here-bile lives far away. S. ...

... LITErIxTUlU. ?? ?? Aln CONIFIPLArTIoS' Etlin- burgh f'rintinig nail l',l ii-.riiig i om ( jOriazry. t Aitlier capr-ttl Con triliution to tihe poor ri.nm's a library has been issued by tile spirited proprietors of' Sl ?? Company. Here we have, its six shects oft 0l0 gantly printed letter press, imperial octavo size, e double columns, the whole of thlis eminently beauti- tl fiul production, long ...

... A fair is held annually at Barnet, on the great nortis road, it' tile vicinity of London, for the sale of cattle and horses collected in the north of Euigland anDI in Scotland in the enrly part of theeason. The F fair for IS3D, concluded last month, was well attend- ed by purchaners-upwards of 45,000 head ofcattle 1 and 10,000 horses having changed owners. Since c the introduction of steam ...