... R(AX, COLLIEa OF PHYSICIS' CONVERSAZIONE. The Psesident sad Fellows of the LoyAl CoU1gpi of Physicianss held their third conversazkione in theit Hll, (seen, Street, last night. Abot 2,00 gentle- men were preset, amongst whom we uoticed jords CurriebilL asiA Deas; Sir James Forrest, Part.; the Wight Ron. the Lord Provost;, Colonel Eitz maler;, 10ohsj Artillery; Major Pak,. 1i6th ,ancergt l& C ...

... Aberdeen .-A. & R. Mine PHaddington..J. Miller. Do. T,. & J. Smith. , Do. -G. Strilte Do. -D. Wyllie & Son. Flewick ?? Blac'. Aberlady .-Mr F. Mlitchell. Do. J. Dalgltiea lOa J .Lothian. Invereek--J. Gord,!L. Do. -S. N. Morison. luverkeith& iias C4i -, Do. -J. Wingate. Jedburgh.,_A. & W E-:- r Arbroath .-James Smith. Do. --T. Smail. Do. -G. Sutherland. Kelso.-___James Lawr;p Auochterarder ...

... AGENT S. Aberdeen .-A. & RI. Miles Haddington.-J, 32.L. Do. -L. & J. Smith. Do. _G. ., Do. -D. Wyllie & Soc. Hawick -R. 2 Aberlady .-U.r F. Aitchell. Do. ?? lai Alto , ?? Lothian. Inveresk --J, J~fl. Do. N N. Morison. ;tnverkeithg:li-s ;.l; tell. Do. W. Wingate. Jedburgh . ?? ?? Arbroath .-James Smith. Do. ?? - Do. -G. Sutherland. Kelso _ Ja j.- L.,xr:e Auchterarder.Mr Laurence. Do. J, P ...

... The annual balI of the New Club took place last night in the Music Hall and Assembly Rooms, which were tastefully decorated for the occasion by Mr Scrymngeour. The misic was supplied in the Hall by the band of the 16th Lancers, and in the Assembly Rooms by a band of 18 performers, led by Mr Pratt of London, musical conduc- tor at her Majesty's balls, and comprisiog seven or eight of the best ...

... AG E NTS. Aberdeen .-A. & R. Milne'Haddington..J. ISillen. Do. -L. & J. Smith. I Do. -G. Sniles. Do. ?? Wyllie&Soo.jHawick .-.1fit. Black. Aberlady .-Uxr F. Mitchell. I Do. ?? Dolgleisr.. Alloa ?? Lothian. Inveresk ?? J. Gordon. Do. - S. N. Morison. ?? Carmp'bell Do. - J. Wingate. Jedburgh ?? & W. Ea-.tu Arbroath .-James Smith. Do. -T. Smail. Do. -G. Sutherland. |Ielso. ..James Lawrie ...

... CLOSE OF THE LECTURE SESSION AT THE PHIILOSOPHICAL INSTITUTION. | Fu Last night the lecture session at the Philosophical cu Institution was brought to a conclusion by an address hb from Lord Neaves on 1 Oral Literature. Queen hs lii Street Hall was nearly filled on the occasion; and go among those on the platrorm we observed Sheriff ar Hallard, Professors Laycock and AUman, and other aF well ...

... .-rinTT1?V tFFICEI MERCURY OFFICE, WEDNESDAY. ELEVES, o'CLOOL II is stated tbat the capital of the new Frelch Credit Mobilier Bank, in process of concoction under the auspices ofDeMorny, will be L.1,600,000, in 80,00o shares of L.20 each. A COLONEL RxsnUE.D BY THE DUnE or Ckm- SBIDG13.-At a review at Chatham on Tuesday, the Duke of Cambridge directed all the movements, and rebuked one of the ...

... 'Rabal aub Alifilarg. gititilignte. I -Mr Mouchet, ite storekeeper of Deptford Dock- | yard, after it long and honourable period of service, has been granted a retiring allowance of L.653. Sir William Armstrong, C.B, Government engi- neer for rifled ordnance, accompanied by Colonel Tulloch and a number of officers composing the Select Committee of Woolrich Arsenal, went down to Shoeburyness on ...

... GENFJBL POST-OF1ICE- EDINBURG1G. I ?? I Boxes Close. , Arrival MAILS. Generali Receiv'g P. O.i at P. Office. Houses. Leith. Edin. : I 1 ?? * Aberdeen ?? . j S A 10 O1 10 or 7 OP Do. (On Sundays at4 P.M.)I 7 2Qr 7 Or 7 ?? 10 MP * Bervick 7 A. 7 10 OF 10 'P * Do., Includ'g N. E. Di_ 1 SOP ]1 CA i Or 11 2lA Do. f ilsoin ofEngl'd. ' s 1lP a tp S 'Ii' 6 351' Dalkeith, Peebles, &bc . 5 15A 10 Or 10 ...

... With the exception of the important despatch lal *of Count Cavour in another column, we have Sc .really no intelligence of interest to communicate as from the Continent. The Count, in his customary pr spiri i'edstyle,discessesthelast manifestoof theAus- mi trian Court, and reads the tyrant of Italy a lesson m ,of some importance, both as to his conduct in the he Italian States under -his ...

... Ion thi This rev.' Court met yeaterdlay-the Rev. Dr. Paul, cation Moderator. but at NEWINGTONt CHURCH. aij that The MOoseArmi Stated that he had received a favou copy of the interlocutor of the Teind Conrt, erecting Hons- Newington church and district into a parish quiad, the lo saerm,- and expressed his great satisfaction at the VWin result, such OCtAPLAIrNCIES INt 3ltDA.Te intimation baying ...

... 'Tho thirteenth annual meeting of the members of -this institution was held last night in the Institution -Booms, Queen Street-Mr William Smith, vice- president, in the chair. Xr BowiE, the secretary, read the annurl report, of which the following are the principal passages:- -It was stated in the lust report that additional ac- commodation would in all likelihood be ere long re- quired for ...