... ADVERTIS E M E N i S. full f'ttblifl ed, Price Sis-pence, AND fold by W iiham Gray, front of the Eaft-wing of the Exchange, A SERIOUS APOLOGY FOR. THE ECCLESIASTICAL CHARACTERISTICS. By the Ri- al Author ot that performance. Infcribed to the nobility ?? gentry ol Scotland, particularly fuch of them a-, are Elders of the Church, and frequently members of the Gene- ral Aff-mb.y. At the fame ...

... of a BOOK, IN T I T U I E D, Ane Compendious Booke of GODLY and SPI- RITUAL SANGS, collecfit out of fundrie pares of rhe Scripture, with fundrie of other Ballates changed out of prophaine fangs, fot avoyding of finne and harlotrie. With aug- mentation of fundrie gude and godly ballates, not contained in the firft edition. Edinburgh, printed by Andro Hart. ■yt7*Hereas David Cafs.or Carfe, born ...

... inflant, at eleven o'clock forenoon, Several YOUNG HORSES, proper for faddle, chaife, or plough; and alfo, feveral young queys and ftots, both horfes and cattle being ot the belt kinds. Thofe who incline to look at the horfes and cattle, before the roup, may call for George Lamb, at the Eaft-mains of Coalftoun This advcrtifement not to be repeated. St air p-efice, Edinburgh, i^thOfl. 1764. ALL ...

... Campbe!! Mcichant iher.j_fQs*| ver table fpoon marked ' . a pair of ?? end knee buckies not marked, n plain ?? a pair ofgold fieeve burtons, fet v/lih Brifto ?? — The perlonfays, l-c came larely (roni ?? Any perfon who can prove the proper*. jj^Slj'; above articles may apply to the above js2\jfo Campbell, and ihey fhall have them again ilfiS paying all expenccs. ADVERTISEMENTS NEXT week, will ...

... his grateful acknowledgments to all noblemen and gentlemen ihat were pleafed to our him with their employment, and intreats : all who are indebted to him by bills or ac- B, will order payment betwixt and the firft: Augeft next. ~*o be SOLD, by public roup, upon the I loth day of May inftant, at Ihe lioufc of I Hate in St. Andrews, Several Sorts of HOUSHOLD FUR- p-IE, fuch as mounted beds, fome ...

... in the bell of liquors, and fit- ted up his hodfe in a neat manner, for the re- ccpiion of company, particularly, a large and commodious room, where ladies and gentlemen that incline to have a dance, may be ac- commodated with mufic from Edinburgh, on fending notice the day before. As there is no.c/ great plenty of ft tawberties in the gardea bdonp- ing to the fid inn, th? company ?? ihi houi- ...

... w f tobe SOLD (price Half a Guinea) rt T/ine WHOLE LENGTH PRINT O F L ORO BUTE, toman Original Painting by Mr. Ramsat. At lame place my be bad, \ variety of other prints ; as alfo, (ready made -id a-r very reafonable rates) all kinds of CABI- «£f WORK, in the beft and finefl mahogony, fee &c If paintings, pictures, &c are entruft- ?? to be framed (gilt or carved) he hopes 10 be able to da them ...

... term of CM ■ .. ■ ?? .-■ - -■■■ .t V-* Ma tinmas, at pc cen * DRED aad FIF FHREE RED ] FOUNDS SIT 3 R.LING. Enquire the pub- 1 lifhcr. ; IV A A 7* sr. jr A (A A \.A ? rcgubriy yAcycd, who \ ?? y \.;d fir curb -; :c: his ?? ?? v'iour, the extent ol one thoufand .po;ooo. : llerlhig. Apply co rhoanas KAney, Infurance-broker, I Royal Exchange, Edinburgh. Edinburgh, \fl November, i;6i. j WA'NTL ...

... are to give the following PREMI- UMS, viz. For L I NEN of the IRISH FABRIC. To the proprietor of the beft and largeft: parcel of linen, mannfa£tured, bleached and lapped in Scotland, accordingto the Irish manner, not under 4000 yards 7-Bths and yard wide, worth no more than 2. s. nor Icfs than 1 s. the yard, each piece to be 25 yards in length, and produced for Sale at the Linen Hall in ...

... °'^« harden fifty tons, ?? now iying ar the bridge of Leith, north fide is to he expofed to fale, M'h her float-boat, tackling, and furniture, at Vlenzies's eofleehoufe in Lcith. The inventary to be fcen at faid coftee- houfe, or at John Kinnier ihip-mailer in Brunt- ifl-ind N. B. The day of f> ! e to be the fourth day of March firft ar three ?? afternoon. ON Friday, the 291b of February ...

... in the fecond turnpike and fee.nd door, within the head of Niddry's- wyndj- Edinburgh, BEG leave to inform the public, that they have a new and particular method of making c or bag-wigs que-wigs, dreis and undrefs bob yi'vs ccc. which not only look much neater than any made in town, but will laft much longer, as they are finifhedin a particular manner, far pre- ferable toany made in this p.in ...

... NY Nobleman or Gentleman who may have occafibn for a perfon experien- ced in the different parts of AGRICULTURE, qualified to keep accounts with accuracy, and who has been in the practice of collefting the renrs, and managing the affairs of an eftate, may hear of fuch dn one (a fingle man of a good character) by applying to Mr. Samuel Mitchelfon, Clerk to the Signet, Carrubber's clofe, Edin- ...