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... LITRATIURE. Tote Lo-noon Ant Dooa-macneis or LORDi NELSON, With Notes by Sir Haeris Nicotog. Vat. H1. London : Henry Colborn. - This inteccsting publitcntion, to swhich the indefatigable editor is bailding oip an impecisheble literary monument to ?? nasal horn, toast ferm oat object of attraction to all classes of big coantrymena eanl it is with regret see obsecrv, O.tht Sir Harris has hors ...

... LITFRATIURE. j anL nod other Fragmesnts in Verse. L LonodnO John Alurray-, Alheraurle icor S hrrto.Oliver B oYdl, and Fraser & Co. $0ott' nitel ectallerablo attootion both in the T ehu od fohoa;iel worl. It onesists, of detached lirs p Lioeeyll iog rh distingorished aothor's inn- o1temo 1eirrol sceoeasetited hy hdm duo- cr0 ?? These fragments, wriltton at 0O~ clne heo~eC ranpresenrt, Andl ...

... (From)IIotC Lonadon ass:? .Porrl Loolico' ddsoioila:; of l'oashieoo.) T'ler bo. silkslthiiscseason sro oftlillitlslt e nd, sdo gratdiually to shade from tloe bottom of the skirt to toG cciao ture others of similar style ale soits tbe trssvorsal, tto, checks for neglige, osd small patterns its thc ptospadolor style. Velvet trill continte to ltasm a fosotorite materiol for tbotil- sinsy or ...

... co? e On Mlonday 05 rlilg tse tiad a 'ni Be; ?? scalle tisat isit1 tbin fll at hillC ~frtrc c iatt festivanl, 10mlg ifltllel's Mtr ?? ftr45Pc) a nll is cha reacaststolti.flsfl~s sqit j C~ th Ie l h ,clen, sld t II tle at lio~sn lt ~ r legl ar 1 1 ,, 'l Isenstibsi slmlllicite of-s-le tli, oplole0, ' le a,'i'i c fiii eottthittstian. 1)1, thi orratln ~1,o a, l ,1, ta f CxeCllted Ise r^s h~ihesi ...

... THEr THEATRE. Satirdily right was quito an era in the annals of tile Edin- |i burgh beasrds-our excellent mnooager otl that occasion soak- ing his first appearance on the siege since the lamented death tit of his sister, the late ifrs Henry Siddons. It being announced de in the bills, that he wsas to perform the part of Williora or'thc n. Forest in As Yos Like It, the aodience, an the riming ...

... Oa Monday evening Balwer's popular play, the tnd of Lyons, was performed, weltn Mis PaeFalcsi eommnn ed an engagement of twelev nights as Pauline. This high- ly gifted actress was received with long and reiterated plaudits by a numerous andience, which she acknowledged with that grace which marks nll her deportment. Her deli. neation of Pauline is familiar to the Edinburgh pablic, and, ...

... PINE ARTS. e Do^ nalo saehlltsles Feyir,; E~(q, of iodtinsgiii pnItled. by 1 G ihX Smwtlijq. TS.4v.; &t ed hy 4obert C! Pcil, c Eetq, This is on of the finest spetnteols of line ongritriog olhict se toave reently sects, and in 'rem one of the beast portraits which ollt eminent zomoicnsoo, Mr Smith, bits yet painted. The wnork possesses tit brood rich texttrr prcolisr to the best old line ...

... Thle season closed last night with the benefit of the TiMont eranevrpalof the bausso was fitted to overflw, esa having been onabsle to obtain admaittaoce. Thes pins-,a 's he ,,Lady of Lyons, nod Miss Faseit perfonratd the poan of 'saoline, Mr Hurcay oppearing as Colonel Dltarns, his esigi. nil pert hnee. At thle close of the plot, Mliss Faneit. or te sisultaneeoas and enthusiastic catl of the ...

... M2R A. MACICEYZIR'S CONCERT. This talaented musician gave a grand concert last night, in tsli stusic Iall, whieli was wsll fillcd by a most fsliinaalue aedicace. It is nowa ,sevcral years sircc sea first hlad the plea- sure of Irrariag MIfr Makebeirz, and we hiave grundolaly per- calved tre rapid strides hle has mtadc in his profession-thc re- sait of careful study cad ptrstarritiae ...