... lji'6ET PuRIE Riouct2:1-is. TOc IlE~ sOLE, BY PUB71LIC ROUP, likini ti' Ii POatl ExelIaige,1 Sale IiOHInS, U las~gow, upon th .ll'ii' 2 1th2 iii day ot' December, I SSI, at Two o'clock Afe ilti )ifot prieeiutskl dispose'd o/by Privat'e Boi'cjai, p il NI AN8ION ]lIiJSE of II A UT 01111 Al1), j itmlted oil thle south side of' the road to 6 oVan, a niL t ti wvest if Plantation, w'ith the GEI ND ...

... ip ILOSOPH IC AL I NSTIT C TICOK. .o TIlE GEVIUS AND WORKS OF SPOHR. TO-M3OERROW-MU24USIC HALLI rItCOY m }will deliver his Lecture on the above subject ToM0LtlO0W EVENING, and FOURTh (concludinq) Lee- v..r(h the Genius of Mlfendeissobn on FRIDAetY, 19l.L L.,c;_.1 rS h-ARPER. Mrs Lurwy Mr LAWLER, Mr PsART OF A \ViosL CONCERTO, by Sporr, vvill be per- rael by- MrI F. 11HdSOX. Doors open at ...

... PIANO\ FORTES* MUSIC, &Cc, BY AUCTION. The Subscriber respectfully intimates that hiewill expose, for Public Sale, in Shop 57 St. Vincent Street, on Wednesday G the 3d December, at One o'clock Afternoon, A SEILECT Consignment of Yaluable P I C C Q L I and A COTTAGE 6 OuCrTvE PIANO-FORTES, several PIANO STOOLS, a quantity of MUSIC,, &c. On examination1, thmo e Io5trtiunlents Will be found to ...

... ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY, 92 CHEAPSIDE, LONDON. ESTABLIsHED 1808. Directors. JOHN OLIVER HANSON, E5Q., Chairman. WM. UEORG E PRESCOTT, EsQ., lDeputy-Chairman. Sin WILLIAM BAYNES, BART. ARTHUR EDWARD CAMPBELL, Esq. THOMAS CHAPMAN, E5Q., F.R.S. WILLIAM LAFOREST, EsQ. DONALD MACLEAN, ESQ. SAMUEL EUSTACE MAGAN, Esq. MOSES MOCATTA, E sq. JAMES WILLIAM OGLE, Esq. EMANUEL PACIFICO, M.D. JOSEPH PULLEY, ...

... I ? ABERDEEN U7WITED COAL h'D. ,f tho TREASURER'S ACCOUNT for tho 1A 9ACTi ' Ae to Juno, 1851- A Yeal, frou- Ji, en,. -_, Balance Pi hlid --; £22 0 lit Interest of £2300, the Stock of the Flud, to, . 90 17 7 Donations and Legacics- Sir Charles BanlcliOaIl, BDart ..£2 O 0 Caht. A. Dingivall Fordyco of Bruck- lav andit Culsh, M.P.,,. 2 0 0 Mrs Forbos of ...

... COLONIZATION OF VANCOUVER'S ISLAND. A MIONG the various quarters to which the eye of the inteu A din6 Emoigrant is now directed, Vancouver's Island holds a conspicuouis lilacs. Forming a part of the seaboard of N. `W. America it occupies a highly iniportast position both with respect to the coasts siid islands of the Pacitic. It is only a few days' sails from Cali- fornia, a country in want of ...

... ABERDE.EN ASsuTrANOEcr COMPA~;ry. ' ~HE art aveeigaion takes place as at 10th Febritary, 1852. ii.. Parie efecingA~easrarices OILthMe Par-ticipatioan Scale be- foeM atsaewilsaein the Profite' realized during Mhe preceding five- years. ASSURANCES WITHOUT PRlOFITS are granted on approved Lives at very moderatc~rcmiums; -and ANNUITIES are Sold On favourable terms. Prospoctuses and Forms ao' ...

... IMPORTANT TO TIHE PUBLIC. CIIEAP READING FOR THE WINTER NIGHTS. SIR WALTER SCOTT'S NOVELS. 1FOIIN I'LEOD, ,G Argyll Street, respectfully calls at- tention to the followiing extresiely Low Pirices of the -WAVEIlLEY NOVELS:- The Abbotsford Editioni, in 12 vols,, roeal 8ro., cloth, gilt extra, published at Sixteen GOineas, now offered for the lowonsn of &S'erea PonIds. ?? This edition of the ...

... TO SELL OR FEU. r itVERZAL STEADINGS of GROUIND, in Lauriestoi, to be disposed1 of on advalitageots Terms. Apply to K. & J. W. Ross, Writers, 1G St. Enoch Square. TO BE SOLD OR LET, rHElE Large STORE, situated behind the East Compart- J ment of George Square, with Cart Entry from George atnset, ad access also from John Street, long used as a Cotton Seorc. and at present occupied as such by ...

... PROPER1TY FOR SALE.' ~w ?? ?? LATof a Tenement inl Tronglate. It is f n,olitiljliou., and has a Frontage to Two Streuts. it %.ill be ~ t tilda tood ret urn. A p l j ohiiI Hood, Juin., Factor, 20 Unifiin Street. ?? N T ItOU S E FORI S A LE. Cf ItAT I ilaiidsoon, Coimmoiliouls, tiral Substantial DAVEL- IlNG. which fo'rmS thO (!Centro HouIse Of CLRE.MONTiio' ITiere is alar~e walled Plot of ...

... THE NEXT PERIODICAL INVESTIGATION OF TH AFFAIRS OF THE SCOTTISH WIDOWS' FUND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, TAKES PLACE AT 31ST DECEMBER, 1852.-PARTIES PURPOSING TO EFFECT ASSURANCES WITH THE SOCIETrY, ARE IEMINDED OF THE AD- VANTAGE TO BE DERIVED FROM LODGING THEIR PROPOSALS BEFORE THIE 31ST DECEM- BER OF TlfE CURRENT YEAR, THEREBY SE- CURING THlE BENEFIT OF A FULL YEAR'S STANDING OVER LATER ...

... F REE'MAS ON RY. I PiR5 OA N EA G LE LOD G E. pg order of the R.WM.31 I called a Meeting of the Lodge,- pe rinted Circular to the Brethren,.-for MONDAY EVEarnec, th'e 29hisat ct Haf-past Se con, and am surprised to see,. j, the North British Advertiser of this dlate, a -notice calling- itle Mfeeting at Half -past Eight that Evening:- and also ano- the intheSctsmn o t-day without hour or dare. ...