... theyear 1762, ,v nerfons after named. to ! 1 ,1 1 • • - „ _- j Por nfeful inventions in arts, &c. Jive gnineas, Jolm Ramie in Con's clofe, Edinburgh, for a ...

... 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 ...

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... ported, miicii to die prejudice ot Mrs CUNN. Vintner in Stirling, thai ftie is to .-ive up bufimrfs at rhe next term. She takes this onportunuv cf no.ifying .0 fuch as frequented her houfe during berhusband's lifetime, that ihe bufmi-ts is ftill continued by her, in tbe fame way af beio'-e, and that fuch as fliall favour her with thelt company, may depend on the beft enter- tainment. f fe 'O ...

... the Caftlehill. confifting of five fire rooms, a kitchen, cellar, garret, and o- ther conveniencies. MUSIC. Jujl publijbed, Prce 8/. SIX ORCHESTRA TRIOS, Proper for Small or Great Concerts. Compofed by J. S I A .VI IT Z. Printed by R. Bremner and fold at his Mu- fic Ihop High-ftreer, Edinburgh. Where may be had, lately publifhed, VALLI's TRIOS, ,s. PUGNANTs SOLOS, *r s. The Right Hon. the ...

... machine wT an the hands of one man, do ,i,ie execution \ n ' field of oats, anonediy, and to better purport than it is an the power A fix (hearers to do , £ files at will be of faach great advantage loaned iraers in Scotland, if properly encouraged, that* will reducerhelongand tedious h.. Vt -fi to Icfs than halt the tame, trouble, ai.d excenceth* farmers are now put to ; 3rd the machine as ...

... 'v'ng on the bitrb =- ff&mit' .Hawley's wharf, above the K£ mitage-bridge, raking in 2° p \ for Leith, Borrow downnefs, and Alloa, fail on the -»sth indanr, to be depende-i ...

... ftudy of the GREEK LANGUAGE in any of the feminaries. of learning in Scotland but little or nothing has been hitherto attem-*.*- to recttify fo capital an error. It is with a vieiv-o contribute to this important end, as much as cm-/ expected from one acting in fo limited a tahm that Mr. MOIR, late Mafter of the academy - Alloa, and now o( a private fchool in this pL- prelumes to lay the ...

... miffon. tvvo miles from Edinburgh, is greatly hurt and damaged, by fome kiks deft rov- ing and ?? the doves: this therefore pro- miles a Ri-.vAiir- of Ten Pounds fteilmo, to be paid by Hugh Mofman, Writer in Edinburgh, tc any person or perfons, who Iball difcover fuch a ...

... N . *\y is to acquaint all Noblemen. Gentlemen, La- dies, and others, THAT the Embroiderer is removed from the middle of the Old Aflembly Clofe, to Dea- 0n Good's land, College Wynd, Edinhurgh, and .rnbroiders in the following articics, either in gold or river, Az. filk or worfted, men and womens cloths B t all forts whatever, to the knowledge of feve.-al *crfons of diftimftion, who have been ...

... A Z I N E. Being 3 Seiect-cn of the capiral pieces of all the peiiodicai publications in Great Britain, Fof MARC It, 1763. To be continued monthly, price 6 d. each number. The firft number of this magazine ; s sjiven rati? as a fp.tcirv .nof the work, and fubferibers are Icfi at liberty, after perilling thai number, and returning it, to withdraw their fiibfcriptioiis, if they incline. ?? ...

... Dutch Clover, O- at sd. per lib. and Englifi- Rye Grafs, a' 25. 6d. per bufhel. Alfo, Sun hy o-her Grafi Seeds, Tree Seeds, all ne-.v cfeme home, at the lowcft rates, at D.ivid Willifon's fiiop, oppofiie to lhe Crofs, north- fide. rTT^O be LET, by public roup, in the tioufe of |[ Donaid K-hy in Donning, upon the sth dayof May nexr, to be entered to immediately ai-er, for one or ihreeyears, as ...