... publifhed, ornamented with a fine Plate of di§ Crucifixion, engraved by Grignion, No. I. Price 6d. to be eompleated in ao Numbers} and likewife No. I. Price $ d. ...

... Tc h* (M. P. Or: the or a kit tty, . U'ulut, tat ( hut *t, 4 i r: Mm'en i ...

... to give Notice, That rhe JL ANNCAL GEN -RAL Ml .1 iNG ol rhe EDINBURGH FRIENDLY INSURANCE a- gainft LOSSES by FU? ' is to * * held on Mon- day the tei;:h day ol }. rary infl at tbree o' clock aftetnbon, in Mai Cb. pel in Niddery's vynd. ?? UOSWALL, Secretary. r a no Se SOLD, by roup, on Frida I wynd, Leith. i cty PT PITC . ' ' -v I and a ftm)i parcel of IIKiHi.ANn I They mas b t feea atl he ...

... and five afternoon, in Menzies's coffeehoufe in Leith, A TENEMENT of LAND, with a well and clofe, lying on the weft fide of the Kirk-gate of Leitb, prefently poflefled by John Taylor and others. And atfo, another re- nentenr, lying in Henry Hay's clofe in Leith, prefendy ?? by Widow Calder andothers. A tenement of hoiifes inthe horfe-wynd of Leith, pofiefled by William Moyes and others, with ...

... of George 3d, no non-commiffioned Officer or piivate Man being embodied and in actual Service, is intituled to his Cloaths untill he has wore them one Year ; and the piivate Men in the Militia for the Eaft Riding of Yorkfhi.e, who had ferved their three Years, were difchar gcd in November or December laft, and did in compliance with the above Adt, de- liver up their Cloaths, nor having wore ...

... DUDDINGSION LOCH REEDS, cropts t?6i and ?? 10 be fold in fmall or large parcels, fir tor thatching, fencin of «ar- deias, and leveral other pnrpotes, nt fiv fhilimg-. per threave. James Lamb. Thatcher at Loan- head, near Lafiwr.de, is the perfon who can bs beft recommended for thatching with thefe reeds. 1 lure is iikewife, a confiderahle quantity of SAUGH UOOD, to be fold at Preitonfield', ...

... at Once; often by a SINGLB DOSB, PEC FOR AU BALSAM of HONEY. a ?? fir- € ...

... re* folved to propofe an Augmentation in the Land Forces the An extraordinary Meeting of the States of Holland was held laft Friday Morning ; but on what Occafion was not known when the Mail came away. Tliefe Letters add, that it was certain that Body of Pruflians was marching to Cleves, and that it was much feared at Bruffels that thole Troops would come to Blows with the Troops of the ...

... ?? ■■* 'fJfW Pounds, or 10,000 1, ready to be lent oi LSnd-Sefemty at g'pferCMt. Entire at Mr. Jefferys's Register-Office at Shekfielo near Brentwood, Effex. • »h*»fiee.w. OS IV December the 21ft, 17Q2, in the l>ay«Time, -a-i A Handkerchief wiih 45 Guineas, two Six-and-Ttiutys and two Moidores, between Wormingford and Stratford, in the Na'yland Road, or between Stratford and Wormingford in ...

... fold, as u- fual, by Mrs. MURRAY-EAGLE, Seed mer- chant ln Smith's land, at the Fountain-well, E- dinburgh, miterial articles, being proved, grow well ; FLOWER HOOTS, tor planting in gar- dens, or for flowering during die winter in water- ?? .1 lies iv rooms; variety ot hyacinths, polyan thus narcifius's, tulips, jonquils, uncommon, im- perial, Sir Robert Waipole, high admiral, fine double ...

... Tf bt SOLD tt she BieUtr, the Honfe’of Thomai Bambrougb, Innkeeper, in Du.ham, on the aSthof January iuft. Three o’clock in the Af.einoon, AN Improvable Freehold ESTATE, at n-c rr-mt. t.a. rhe Townlbip ’A-’inaare, about fix Miles from Duiham, confiding of-above aoo Acres of Groirnd, free of all Tithes, Payment of a very fmall M-rdus, with a good Dwelling houfe, and C inveniencies, now let t.i ...

... and WALNUTS, very fit for feed ; and the fooner they are called for rhe better, at reafon- able rates. A FURNISHED LODGING to LET. THERE is a GENTEEL FURNISHED LODGING in Fowlis's clofe, oppofite to the Fountain well, touch Gde of the (freer, fii ft turnpike on the light band, and fiift door, to be let per month, or year, as parties can agree. The houfe has a handfome dining room, and large ...