... valuable Ca alopues will be had at the Shop of -* I ?? A. DONALDSON fome confiderable Time m ST^ST Tomorrow, being Wednefday £ he J| there is to be expofed to Sale by publick WJJ of Wood, conlifting of Mahogony, Waifilc^f .J Walnut rree,&c. lyingin the Yard on e^ Cowgate, a liccle above the Foot of the H l ?? I poffeft by the deceaft Deacon Antonius Wflr at 10 ?? Forenoon. jj To be SOLD, 0 A ...

... be SETT at Gilm^rron, within three Miles of Edinburgh, fcveral GRASS IN« CLOSURES. For further Particulars enquire at Mr, B a ird of Newby th. crsf If thef ebe any Perfons who have Claims againfl: ehedeeeaft ALEXANDER Duke of GOR D O N's Executors, they are defired, betwixt and the ift of June next, to give in their Claims, with the Vouchers thereof, to Samuel Mitchelfon Clerk to the Signet, ...

... out oj a Wardrobe in the Houfe of Newmilns, belonging to the Honourable FRANCIS CHARTERIS, vi^. Imprimis, A Crimfon Sattin Waiftcoat, with Buttons of the fa me. Item, OneredSattin Waiftcoat with red Si*kTwift Buttons. item, One light blue Sattin Waiftcoat, with the Back and Sleeves of blue Shaloon. Item, Three Pairs of Drefden wrought Ruffles, one of them never wafhen. Item, Four Pairs of new ...

... the Parifhes cf Fortingll ana LoSf race, are to be LETT by the Right Honourable the £*£ of Exchequer, to thehigheft Bidder, for the Space ofti Years, to commence from the Term of Whitfunday J Any who have a Mind to take a Tack ot the fame, *tna*;l in their Propofals to Mr. William Ramfav at ?? L^rd Sample's Clofe, Caftle- bill, Edinburgh, ?? appointed by the Barons on the Eftate of STRUANJ ...

... the Foot of Niddery*s Wynd, in the Cow-gate, Edinburgh, makes and fells all Sorts of Plain and Compound MALT SPIRITS, in Wholefale and Re- As the Spirits are old, ofa good Body, Tafte and Fla- vour., he hopes to give his Cuftomers entire SatisUwion, The faid John Wright, at his List F 2 a, \ bifon's Ciofe, continues as formerly tn '• l *l fell ail Sorts of Und re ft and Dreft Unt- v^M &c. in ...

... ofthe World-end's Clcfe, si by the Countefs of Haddington: Where eafc to attend fhall have their Prizes as they thofe that cannot attend may call for their [ Mifs ?? rofes** Koufe in Murdoch's Clofe, thin two Months after the Sale, during which ne (hall be carefully kepc for them, but rhere- rt tobe kept or given, tho4 demanded ; and iliii be had at the Mifi Primrofes Houfe any tke Sale. ...

... was a Siik Purfe, and in it Money to the Value of 6\. 17 s. Sterling, confiftiog of 4 Guineas, one 36 Shillings Picceof Gold, a Piece of Gold Value 6 s. and 6d. and another Value 4s. alfo 6s. 6d. in Silver. In the Pocket was a Ifo a litde Box, in which was a Stone Bfotch and two Rings, one of which was a Ruby Heart inclofed with two Hands, theother was a Hair Ring, with a Motto, Remember the ...

... and to be fold by WILLIAM URR at his Shop Head of the Cowgate, Edin. id by D AVID OLIPHANT at bis Wart houfe I tfc ?? of Leith, Parcel of SEVILLE ORANGES fit for Mar- Preferving, and fine juicy LIMONS, each at [ft, 9 by Authority of the lords of Council and Sef jfe 5*6 Day of June next , within the Parliament' Uinburgh, 0 CORN-MILLS called Leith-Miils, with afei, Kilns, Barns, Yards, and other ...

... arS 0f the de ceafed ROBERT m s - s r _? n t0 be e * tra£ * ed ; Thtfe r D^e/toW g • redltors ' wichin twenty Days koS Won ti, 1 the Hands of Thomas Bruce 5 - Groands of Debt * r ° as the y fcbe^cluded. cia * othcrw *fe they wiil by the Cer- hV K J° r l 0 N d Q N t^H«* W ' ALES ' John Beatfon Mafter, U^-Wn 5 ready to take in Coods, and ft *?•**• every n Pa^ en^rs.. The Mafter H^i ni^sandp y ...

... FOX, HUNTING this Sea- fon, are defired to be there upon Saturday the sth ofO#o~. brr. „ JLiig -There are great Plenty of Game in ths Covers, and a very numerous Company are expelled,, •f ?? That therei? a ...

... the 2d Si:ory up the arii fore Stair above Halkerfton's Wynd-j where he tea ch Method his Father taught many y fliil continues to do with great Sur'V s ?? Tyne. That the Publick may k no » ''• rit their Favours, I undertake to t ■-' $ to 7 Years of Age, to read Engjjft cil C Pronunciation, within 4 Months fr o Cf ' trance; thofe Irom 7 to 10 or 12 wS&I who are come to Years of Maruiitv ■- to ...

... fometime Merchant in Lon- don, now in Edinburgh, her Husband, confiftingof Lawns, 'Cambricks, Napkins, Manchefter, Printed Linnen and •Cotton, Durants, Checks, Fuftians, Temmins* Men, Wo- men and Childrens Stockings, Ribbons, and other Mer- chant Goods, fequeftrated and lying in the Admiralty-Of- fice of Edinburgh^ Are to be fet up to publick Roup and Sale before the Judge of the High Court of ...