... Capital Pieces o/all the Periodical Publications in Great Bri- tain, For MARCH 1764. This number contains the following, amoim 6- ther particulars, via. A chronological feries of°the progrefs of commerce, manufactures, and im- provements in Europe, and more particularly iri Britain, fince the 1 zth century ;_An hiftorical ac- count of the ancient and prefent ftate of the Cana- ry iflands ; — ...

... M E ;- i -i. ' : HOT T S TUFNP I ' X i S pHAT the fird GENhRAL Qtl tj ?? .. MEETING ofihe Shotts Tru-.- - b held ar Hamilton, ripo:; the firft TharlUar ot f:-y. iy^i. JAMES CD ivISO ! - x- r-n^-Y o-^-n of Cree Bk : ?? V b - /I I \ - MDR HUGKA^h, IS N^- ?? -f % ' i bleaches re ;be foiiorv'.g ?? V q lictfa, wrought in a 9c- reed a id andcr' ** - ?' * ?? aa -* J 4o^ at jd. :,j:jpeny; t; ...

... years by- % 'havea large aflbrtment of the very beft IfOTS CARPETS, both ingrained and com- ?? colours; alfo, coverings of all kinds for t* navy or hofpital beds; and they propofe to f Y e both Merchants and others, upon as reafon- y. terms as any in this country can do; and f the coveniency of country commiflions, there m bea large quantity at faid William Hume's Leboufe, oppofite to the City ...

... ?? Bookicti ri ?? print- din one volume oftaVo, (Price *s. id. ih boards;' cr si. Bo-imf; A n1: VV Ta. E A Tls- E b v ?? rz. r 1 f it 1 T* ff r* • In FOUR HOO; 5 Book I. (kft VtOtTAtloN 11. Of TIIIAGE. ill. Of MaiitiKES ahd their operations. IV. Of Soiis. The author of this treatife had tbe management of a conliderable farm for many years. H ?? plied hiinfeif earlj 10 tin (lads sf aa cnltu not ...

... turnpike, third ftory, confiftingof a large dining room, three bed rooms, ?? ot which have light clofets, a kitchen, fer- Vanrs room, and a large celler ar the foot of the ftair — A lervant will attend to ihow the houfe. THAT upon Monday the 21ft of December inttant, at the Parks at Inch, at ten o'clock forenoon, there is to be expofed to roup and fale, About SIXTY GROWING TREES, confiftingof ...

... here. Ail virtues extant were in Wolfe coinhin'J; The good, the great, the hero and the friend; His country's honour, and her lliongeil liiicld In peace or war, at home or in the field: Godlike in life, and glorious in his death, He conqucr'd QuEßf. c, then refiga'd his breath. J. M. Gray's Inn, Sept. _S» 1772. Poet a ?? ; or, The aifent Fret's prayer. [From fhe Shamrock; or, Hibernian ...

... die GRAMMAR-SCHOOL in Canongate, ism b-gln a RUDIMKNT CLASS on Monday the 2d of Msrch. Gentlemen who have Children ready for LATIN, arid cliooftf to put them under his care, may be aflured he will do evcrv r'.ing in his power to give them fatisfacf ion. Mr Crnicklhank has an ASSISTANT, a ?? of experi- ncf, itid one -whole knowledge and attention may be de- pei-lf d upon. %* The School is in ...

... barrels, half f -X barrels, and firkins, cured as formerly, and fold by THOMAS WALKER, Qijeen-ftreet, Leith. As his pickled Park and hams have given' the utmoft fatisfaction to the nobletnen, gentlemen, and others, who have favoured liim *«& tbeir orders, Mr. Walker hopes the continuance of theif favours, — —Sells alfp, IRISH BEEF in tierces, and Irifh But-- fcrinfekins, LoChfine Herringsin^ ...

... N D A V Next, The Comedy of the VONSCIOUS 3.0 VER S. I jindiana, b, Mrs YATII .%uh a Farce, as will be esprefs'd in the Bills of the day Vivan-t Re:-: et Rf.gis-a ! ADVERTISEME N T S. «fpO BE SOLD by JOHN ROBERTSON Grocsr, I Cowgate-fiead, Edinburgh, Fl\i: BACON 1 HAM and FLITCIT, Tome Gold RUMPS of BEEF, and a few excellent MUTTON HAMS, al! cured by Clement Porter. ' At the above fhop arc- ...

... head cf Blackfriers vvynd, Edin- burgh, has jufl: got home from the fruit countries, A Orumtity of exceeding fine LEMON and ORANGE JUICE, to be fold in chopin bottles at a s. 6 d. and in mutchkin bottles at is. 3d. each. This juice is the frefheft and fincft flavoured ever imported. At laid ihop, lir.ior.s and bitter oranges, and made muf- tard in pots, at Is. Bd. each. This rr.uftard is of ...

... in Glafgow, hereby give notice, that on the tenth of Auguft next, they will be ready to make a dividend of his fubjeift, and therefore defires all perfons having any claim to attend that day at the EsS*b3Wge -CCueenoufe in Glafgow, at rwelve o'clock, and fuch of the creditors as have not already fent a- ftate of their claims and vou- chers to Mr. John Wardrop, Writer in Giafgow, aocnt for rhe ...

... by DANIEL CHAPMAN oppcfite to the Tron- church, Edinburgh, who fells all forts of GRO- CERIES at the moft reafonable rares. LOST, ON Friday the 6ih of this month, betwixt Stir- ling and the F.osk, a SILVER WATCH, No. r^6, maker's name BoitTOH, London. Whoevei- will return it to the publifbers ol this pape^ (hall have a GUINEA REWARD. — It is hoped if it ihotild be offered to lale to any Watch ...