... E j M7N E R's c o n q; !T E r t oy . - Vo c a l a nd Ik s t r u m ev. t a l MUSI C K . Tickets to be ha i at the Mufick-fhop, at the Grots- well. Price 2 ;s. 6d- To begin prccifcly at Six o'clock. High Water at Leith. Moon's Age. Moon rtif:s. Morn. Even. H. M H. M- H M. Friday j 2l ] ll -Ev. bb| 6 9l ?? Saturday |22i00 oo| 6 sal f- 10 ADVERTI SE M ENTS. JO H N LA W, At his Shop, at the ...

... in fhipwrecks ; a defcription of the curi* oluies in the mufaeum of Drefden ; a feeming dif> ficulty in the 3d chapter of Numbers pointed our, and a folution requiied ; and many other pieces, profe and verfe, from the philofophical tranfac- tions, and from the Englifh Magazines, the Idler, Shepherd, and other periodical works : Alfo, ex- trafts and remarks on new books ; full accounts of the ...

... ow, ON Friday, the 21st instant, a NEGROE MAN, about five feet, two inches high, With a fcar upon one of his cheeks, is well made, and went oft in a sailor's drefs. Whoever apprehends him, and brings him to Michael Ancram, Merchant in Edinburgh, or to James Anderfon, Merchant in Giafgow, fhall be handfomely rewarded, and all charges paid, lt he be found in any place in the country, pray fecure ...

... Fire tends to the Safety of Proper* .vin-'eneraV and £0 the Prekrvstkn of many Fa- nii'iesin particular, whoothcrwife might bcexpof- .j to Poverty and Ruin, and that the SUN FIRE QFftCE LONDON, being the firft that attempt- ed the Inturarices ot Goods,- Houfes, Sec. and have hitherto infurcd ar ancafierßate lh?n any others 5 and having always paid, the Sufferers tueir Lofles punctually j. and ...

... Enquire at the Publishers of this Paper. V\7 Hereas the GAME is to be preferv- ▼V ed this Seafon on the ESTATES (particu- larly the Moors) of TOUCHADAM-, SAUCHIE, and TOUCH. Every ?? found tranfgref- ftng, will be puriifhed with the utmoft Severity of the Law. - THat the Trnftecs for. the Creditors of the deceafed Sir ALEXANDER, and JOHN WEDDER BURNS late of Blacknefs, have, by their Sederunt, ...

... affined, thar money will be paid by Mattin mas next, forthe payment ot the faid Lord Eiphinftoifs Creditors, do there- fore intimate to them, to produce all their vouch- ers and inftruftions ot debrs, to Mr. Andrew Bur- net, Clerk to the Signet, Agent fcr the Truftces, and that fuch of them as have not confti.uted their debts in proper manner, wiil furthwith do the fame, as no intereii will be ...

... not already received a loan of thirty pounds from the Widows Fund, purfuant to the aits of parliament made thereanent are hereby defir ed to rran r mit their refpective bonds for the fame, to the General Collector at Edin- burgh, betwixt and the firft day of November nexr, who wiil immediately make piyment thereof And a I Miniftcrs and Profilfors, who have been trar.fiatcd, and have not ...

... B iRFHWICK, Scedftnan, Lawn-market, Edin- burgh, an. exeta ordinary fine collection of doub'e bine and white Hyacinths, withnam.es, double and finglc Hyacinths, in mixture, together with a large affortmcnt of Polyanthus, Narciflus, cither fiir blow- ing in water glafles, or in the giound ; __ 1 exce!- Isr.t collection of Tu'ips with or without name*. fine Bulbous Irifcs with names-, and ...

... of the Year ijjeS ; An -f-bftr_|~ Procefs againft: the Pcrfbns'who confpirc-.l t* der'the King of Portugal, publifhed by. ,\P at Lisbon -. Arguments for and againlt offi to feize Dutch Ships trading to the Vvefif: rican Colonies; poetical and other EiT-, T . current Hiftory of the Times; Lifts of C.b Marriages, Births, Deaths, and Preferment*' cesof Grain and .Meal ; Edinburgh Mortal;-: New ...

... To be fold, by publick Roup, and entered to ct IVhit- . ftinday next,. THAT V/EL.E--F REQUESTED INN, at: rbe Eaft-End of the Town of FALK- Ls-\ND, adjoining to the P-alace, confifting of nine Fire-rooms, beftdes Stitched ' -Cellar,- and Pantry, with Stables, Malr barn, Kiln, Coble, Brew- houfe, and other Office ...

... Fou'den, about fivcmlcs fiom Be- wick, prelemly poffe'fed by Jame* Murray, con- fifting of fix hundred and tory-eight acres ofi;ood land, are ro be fct in tack for fuch a term of years, as fhall be agreed on, and entered ro at Whitlun- day next. A grear part of the lands are already well improver, there being abundance of maile tlu-reon, and near lime Any inclining to poffefs the .faid farms, ...

... where he propofes, firft, defenbing its Structure, ihen the Actions and Ufes of its different Parts, and Jaftly, the Diforders incident thereto, with their proper Operations and Method of Cure. Poor Patient*, torn whatever Place, will have A- dvice given, and Operations performed upon them, gratis. N. B.|TAt the fame Time Mr. Srraton begins his laft Courfe on Midwifery for the Scafon. TO be ...