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... 1. The Fanny and - Betfy of and for Aberdeen, Thomfun, from Virginia ; the Betty of Dandee, Hill, from the Highlands ; the Helen ot and for Banff, Turner, from. Greenock, the Prince William of and from Newry, M¢‘Cunnan, from Dantzick ; the Charles of and ...
... Scott, ditto ; Beatrix Hunter, ditto ; Agnes Telfcr, Bei-.gcrlcnow ; Christian Brunton, Blackhouse ; Margaret Borthwick, do. ; Helen Laidlaw, do. ; Wm. linton, do. ; Mar- garet Linton, ditto; Adam I.aidiaw, Khkstead ; Mary Laidlu-.v, ditto ; John Brydon, 1 ...
... that the French army had palled that place from Cafllcbar, 1 immediately followed watcli their motions l.ieuccnai.t- Colonel Crawfurd, who (onmianded advanced corps, compolcdi detachments of and the lirft femihle cavalry, vigilance and adivity, hung fo uj>on ...
... * James Greig candlemaker, Kirkcaldy. * * Mifs J. Btll Merchant, Leven. * * Andrew Horliburgh merchant, Pitte-nweim. * Mrs Helen Scott merchant, Anftruihcr. * * Mifs Walker merchant, Andrews.** William Maiii merchant, Cupar Fife. * David Walker Werthaat ...
... Launceflon man of war, that had the mo- tley for Plymouth-yard, ran a-ground going out of the Needles. She is fince come to St. Helens, and has delivered her money on board his Majefty's (hip Borfet. This morning fhe failed, and likewife ran a-ground, but is ...
... farther,. The ad Jiefo and vote of thanks for his conduit were next morning tranfinit fed to Sir Adam Fergwfon, figned by ?? of Crawfurd as P.efes ; and, at the fame time, the refolution of the county ,.alfo hgned.by his I.ordfliio, '.vas tiar.fmittcd-fo Mr ...
... and Diapers, of the common Breadth, at Three Pence per Yard. Cloth for this Bed is taken in by Mr Patrick Crawfurd Merchant in the Weft Bow, and Helen Hunter and Company, Merchants, at their Shop at the Head of Carrubtr's Clofs, under the Pillars, Edinburgh ...
... common napery breadth, and narrow cam- brick , at 3d. Lawns at 2d. Cloth is taken in by Mr. Patrick Crawfurd, Mer- chant in ti e Weft-bow, and Mrs. Helen Hunter and Company, at the head of Carrubher's clofc, Edinburgh ; by Mrs. Low in tise Shcrifr-brae ...
... Conveniency of Purchafers, thefc Eftates will be fold in different Parcels.—— For further Particulars enquire of Mr. Ronald Crawfurd, at his Houfe, Edinburgh. ST*ST That upon Wednefday the z^d of January current, there is to be fold by publick Roup, third ...
... Breadth,, at Three Pence per Yard. Cloih for this. Fie d is taken in by Mr Patrick Crawturd Merchant in the Weft Bow, and Helen H tinier and C >mpai.y, Merchants, at ihtir S?iop at ?? o: Carrubcr's Ciofs, under (he ! ! iilars. Edinburgh ; by Mr lames ...
... commonn apery breadth, and narrow Cam- brick', at Id. Law ns at 2d. Cloth is taken in by Mr. Patrick Crawfurd, Mer- chant in the Weft-bow, and Mrs. Helen Hunter and Company, at the head of Carruhber's do! ...
... common Breadth, at Three Pence pel Yard. Clorh for this Field is taken in by Mr Patrick Crawford Merchant in the Wefi Bow, and Helen Hunter and Company, Merchants, at their S aop at 1111° Head ?? Clof--, under ihe Pillars, Edinburgh ; by Mr James Bald, Clerk ...