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... ' A D V ERTI'SEMBNT S. *f* Mr. THOMAS DUN DAS Advocate, ProteiTor of CIVIL and CANON LAW in the Uriverllcv of Edin burgh, begins his Colleges on the Pamdeßs and Infiitutlons ofthe Civil Lara, on Friday the 2d of November next, at his Lodging in the Foot ...
... - Cleveland :20 Guns, 1 30 Men. Royal Carolina, Sir Charles Hardy: 10 Guns, (so Men. Bonetta, Benjamin Younge, Cruize n 9 Thomas Cotes; Fly, Elliot Smithy Hound, William Dilkes; Spy, Thomas Jolley,, Tryall, Dandy Ki^d : all Sloops, 70 Men. Otter, John ...
... Officer of the Navy at Chatham and Sheernefs, in room of Thomas Matthews, Efqj who is appointed Vice- Admiral of the Red Squadron of his Majefty's Fleet. And James Stuart, Efqj and Sir Charles Hardy Rear-Admirals of the Blue Squadron. ...
... viz. DRUMMOND, Efq; Lord Provoft. p A viD Inglis, ?? Stuart, ( B .„. Alexander Kincaid, f *-»--l »- - j am_s Milrov, -> Thomas Allan, Dean of Guild hM. s Grant, Treafurcr. >id Flit.t, Old Proyoft. [fill iam Hamilton, -\ John Brown, f nu ?? . . ?? /* ...
... Tranquility for 22 Hours, if another Paftor v intruded upon them ; Co that the Committee: tired re infecla. T'other Night Thomas Bell Baxter in th is C ty, wasattackt in his Way home from Leith i three Ruffians, who, after knocking him dot and mortally ...
... The Captain and Crew perilhed, ns alio tne Captain s Wife, and a Servant-Maid, who h^ntd to be with them. Laft Monday C'-pt. Hardy, Son ofthe late Admiral jrlardv was married at Acdley Civaple to M:is late, only Daughter of Idartholomew Tate, of Deiapree ...
... vi%. The PotTeflions of William Smart, Alexander Cuming, John Manuell, John Mitchell, John Neillbn, John Miller, and William Hardie, payingof yearly Rent 70 Bolls Bear, 122 Bolls 3 Pecks Meai, 19 Bolls 2 Firlots 2 Pecks Beans, 9^ Hens. 16 Chickens, 3 Capons ...
... 000 Dollars as an Equivalent j Ltod that the Great Duke of Tufcany will go to ?? next Spring to be crowned King of Lora- t hardy. The Difcourfe in all Converfations runs on the f Jurther glorious Action ot that brave Man Ver- . n ...
... fundrv; are Creditors to Sir Thomas, and have not vt conn their Debts to Mr, Blair che Tru flee, nuv be invito concur and accede to the Submifiion, and ?? in the honeft intentions ofthe Tutors and Friends. Family to have all Sir Thomas's juft Debts paid. further ...
... Parcel of fine ENGLISH BISCUIT fit for Shipping, to be sold at Leith at 7 s. 6 d. Sterl. the Hundred-weight.? ??Call at James Hardie's Baxter in Leith. To be exposed to public Roup, the first Turnpike above the Entry to the Post-house from the Cowgate, the ...
... Kisai&l elder and younger, holding Feu ofthe Crown: Tkf J Watfo^Th and L |P ds P° ffefs,d b ? Patrick Cowie, % Watfon, Thomas Hardie, Robert Paterfon WiDfencEl K?J in J.V 42 B o»s 2 Firlots 3 Pecks iLijyrJ f Firlot 2 B ,°Ji% lF^°; r 2 . Pccks hippies Wheat ...
... 000 Acres, 10,000 l and 1000 Negroes. General Rofs, Mem- ber for Rofs- (hire. Sir Darcy Dawes, B3rt. Son to ?? York. Sir Th. Hardy, Rear Admiral of the Red. Sir Wil. Sliis, in the Service of the Chevalier de St. George, aged 90. M. Evans, Pre- bendary of ...