... - AMPHITHEATRE, NICOLSON STREET. I A GRAtND MII)-DAY PEiR.FORMXANCE will take place OD MONDAY, Jan. 2- Doors open at 12 o'clock, and the Perfurmances to, commence at halfpast 12. This Morning, MONDAY, January 2, 1854, The PerfHrmances will commence with THE RENDEDZVOUS! To conclude with t THE PANTOMIME! This present Evening, MIO NDAY, January 2, 1854, The Perrormances will cmmence with SIXTEEN ...

... ! L2~~~[DvERTISEMENT.a TORBAN-EHILL COAL. To TnEb EDIToS OF THE CALEDONS'? MSERCUCRtY Sin.-ln your paper of this date you permit A-- - to insert a lengthened critique on my brief remarks on the report of the proceedings of the Royal Society, wbich ap- peared in your paper of the Iqtlh Suffer me to offer some observations in reply. A-- B-- seems to admit that be was the author of the notice on ...

... WELLINGTON AND NELSON nICTCRES 1 R IlITL, PR1reTSnLnZt TO THE QUzzW,. 07 P6ana SrtvET. respectfully intimates tam. in consequence of tse great antratcion .f these Pictures theEsmbnblitmit; WI~l. BE KEPT OPEN THIS 1AY. BOsaLD OF MuAX;TFcrTu-s,. Fdinburgh, 23d December 1853. rlHE, PICTUIRE G ALLERY tof Se ROyAL INSTIT1rUnO will 1 be Si ECIALLY 4JPENED t2l r CHRIST.MAS TIME. frolm TU&SD.,Y Whe ' ...

... EASTt- INDIA Ilors~E, 30th December 1,'53. 'rsirE C(NICT o~f IDIRECTORiS i' rile EAST .NoD1IA O)I P,; NY II- lien-tvj gi ?? ?? that rhio ItATE 'I.,II i:NCIIAN(;E at ?? they wvill reto--ive CASH flir BHILS ~zj JItEN;AL and MAJ)RAS will, from) thte Jresprnt date, and I',101 fiiv~fhrr ithte e s 2,,. 1d. the C-mipany's Rulpee, and fur rlill on BMBAY 2s. >1d. the Cornpany's Rupeite. JAMES', C. ...

... ORIN B. GOUG1H will Deliver a. LECTURE on MONDAy d EVZsING. JantlLary 9, in BRISTO STREET CHURCH (Rev. Dr Peddie's.) Chair to be taken at a Quarter-past E.ight o'Clock. Tickets. Three i'nce each; IReserved Seats. Sixpeoee;--to be had of Messrs Oliphant &d Sonsq, Sooth Bridge; J. Mjen- zies, bookseller, 61 P'rinces Street; P'aton & Ritdehie, 3 Hanover Street; MtILaren. 139 Princes Street; W. F. ...

... M USIC LIBRARY.-Everything STAN DARD and 1 FASHIONABLE. Terms to be had at FRYER & THsomsoN's Pianoforte and Music Saloon, 7 Sooth St Andrew Street, Edinburgh. C UE AP E ST EMAPOR I U M IN SCOTLAND J Goodls 30 per cent. below any other Rouse. SUTHERLAND'S Wonderful Shilling's Worth of STA- TIONERY. SUTHERLANDS One Penny per Dozen ADHESIVE EN- VELOPES. SUTHERLAND'S Desks, Work-Boxes, Dressing ...

... iCJIITECTURAL, INSTITUTE OF SCOTLANDi The AUCHITECTURAL, INSTITUTE OF SCOTLAND l;!l mect in Gzonc, S-rn LET ltr No. 51 Georze Street. Edinburgh. on the Evenint~ t DTHUISI)AY, the 12tri Jauiu- ary iS4t. (TO-N lIT). at Eitrht o'C!ock. The lightiL Reynri-nrl BISHOP 'TEII1ROT, M3ember of Council. in the Chair. ifvrr the transaetiorn ibf lw i riva lot B siness, a paperwill be read ;f On the Ililt ...

... WARM COATS or every description, tastetully finished, are kept for Selection, at HOLTUiM & WELSH'9S, 6 GEORGE STREET, EDINBURGH. DRESS CAPS, READ DRESSES, WREATHIS, BOUQUETS, FEATHERS, HONITON AND MALTESE LACE. IN CHEEMISETTES, SLEEVES, BERTHES, ?? &c, Just Received, AT WVi. CRAVEN'S, WEST END LACE AND MILLINERY HOUSE, 121 PRINCES STREET. Having long flevoted exchisive attention to the Fancy ...

... JOHN2' B, GOUGE1. Ma, GOUG H Lmerniritig aragefmft MOND1AY17ENN tTEJiAY I N B it IST' ST RE RET C II1 UJi C WEDNESDAY F~vpst;N'G Sr JNAY (ln.M BeccIflM IN CO~WGATFZ, CIILECIL Chair to be- takeny a; a (2uarter-pas.t Eight o'Clock. Tickeit. 3d.; Ruserved Seats-, cd. (See MiLs.) fl)INBL'liGU B I B LE SO)C I ET Y. TrIE' ANNFIAL MIEETING OF THlE ED1INBURGII flIBLE SOCIETY I.. (V. V.) tn h) e he~ld ...

... PUBLIC MEIG ORIGINA L RA G(2E1 SCHO0OLS. E.i'NNAT PUBLIC MEETI'NG or tliwes SCITOOLS I'lp; lleRIc.' ]iox. ''wLORD I>IIAVOSTr irr'rtih Chiair lb ?? ?? ?? ArrorN.; T Ie.I.MAcMsI 'RLANiX I'le- IIY.'ii II (;IrAY. 'TElk Revd. Dr ?? L. Ar.KxANDERt Dr A. W/ool, ?? Oters. will take piart lir tho, businetsz of tit Meeting.: Jarnuary If,,1t1 11.;oio i vii ?? 5'I'LIUISDAY 11J 1N 3;) i~t 'o1 ONPLACE, CUCh ...

... IG -ri. MIsLL'M Cl T U l. i1ttiLT'.~ ABh Ac rURrur1 -A ~ ?? ArMil)JUEtNEIl) Mo''II F the. ASOIMItN I-il ;t ['I';ttLak DIItt WE'ME\r I' tile ?? an.! ii )r -i ririr.'r tif A`F ilt: ULUTVI'Al, LABO1 I'JEItis t~r- iy'the lienrw t Lihi' c',nuimi-'S ?? itoh 0 Mat- Iln nt adl t £itpplfl Ul'-ererfIr li ?? IHARRiY STU'ART ii' .SWV r'BII; AN I'AI, CENit~x U 2TE'UIN' fil're l;CI'C I SftG CET'Y ?? hol ...

... 'O ON) 1O S SEtR S I -N W I N E S The attention of really good judges of Wine is dlirecied to a large Parcel of Fine Old PALE SHERRY, ofa very rare and superior quality. From the great demand and entire satisfac- tiou which this ?? has met *with, F. J. has found it secessary to remove another parcel from the Bonded Warehouses, where it has been fer the last ten years, and now offiered by the ...