... Edinburgh, at her (hop, head of the Weft-bow, has juit imported, from the pro- pereft placet, A frelh Aflbrtment of GARDEN, GRASS. TftsE. and FLOWER SEEDS, like- wife, flu-üb, berries, trait, and forreft trees, thorns cf different ages, garden utenfils, paper, p'li-. ink, fealing wax and waters, all kinds of bird feeds, pot peas, green and white, fplit and whole, and flour of muftard She hopes ...

... JAMES IMIiLtS, fenior, Merchant in Edinburgh, con. iinuesto CLEANSE HOUSES and FUKNs LUKE, '(as he has done thefe three years paftj fo eft ec- us illy, as entirely defttoys both .'he vermin and their eggs, and he liiil engages ro give the. fame proof, .ii.it he ha* already given to upwards of '-•x. v different employers, via. That botve ver foul the houfe cr furniture may be at the be-A--'Alg ...

... other conveniences, as prefently pofltfled by Mrs. Cairns, and to be entered to at next. pikie are to inform all lovers of good •* BEEF, ihat WILLIAM BINNY and C °MPANY, being to be fupplied from Bilcar- ?? «d;h Cxty oxen, half of them bought upon ' c border of England, young and never workt 3 f other naff are Fife oxeh, all of rhem Had the Rimer's grafs, and fince the hrfc of November, b, Ye ...

... D L* Eridles, lioois, and other Horfe far.iiture, ' ' accoutrements of Co'oae! Hales's re»:n: The fale will begin on v\ cdnefdy oe* l ; laft tiii rhe whole is fold .ft. Fhe art-OC- ?? put up in (mall parcels tor the conven!' 1 ?? bidders, and the whole obe viewed nil tii~ ci \ faic, at the bluebell, oppoiite 10 Pa-aou*** Grafs- market, Wree promissory notes, I 0 f the Bank of Scorland, Ten ...

... will meet witli good en- couragement, by applying to Thomas Kinney inluranve-broker, New Exchange, ji D V E R TIS EMEN T S. ***fufl t>ubitf.'C?-, Price Three Shillings fewed, EDUCATION- In FOUR BOOKS: B JAMES ELPHINGSTON* f^d by Meff. Kincaid and Bell, W. Sands, W Miller, W.Gordon, C. Wright, Mrs. Drum nond, and the other Bookfellers in Edinbuigh' jn this poem are methodically introduced, no* ...

... one of Twenty, and tbree of Ten Pounds each, dared 16th March, payable to Charles Guthrie Writer in Edinburgh, and by him indorfed to Mrs. Elizabeth Guthrie itl Aberdeen, were fent by rbe maii that was rob^ bed on Thurfday the 17th inftant.— lt is imreated of any perfori to whom rhefe notes may he of- fered, rhat they will give information to f.tid Charles Guthrie, or Mrs. Elizabeth Guthrie. ...

... too* 0 clock afternoon, at Andrew Johnlton's Sta- 1 £ ...

... momhly. Price 6d each No Note. Each number ot this Magazine will contain 16 paiies more than any Scots or Engliih Ma- o-.zme extant. Thofe who chufe to have this Magazine by poft, jnty fend their orders to any ot the Clerks of the General Poft-oftice, Edinburgh. Subfcriptions received by the Bookfellers of eve- ry coniiderable town in Scotland, and by Mar- tin and Wotherspoon. the pubiifhers, ...

... FitiLD, by John Mi'der, junior, mat be given in at Edinburgh r ...

... of April next, A CONVENIENT NEAT HOUSE, in Argyll's fqiiare, prefently po flu fled by Mr. Campbell of Ardkinglas. For particulars, enquire at Btr. Jobn M'Gouau, Writer, Luckenbooths. r f 0 be SOLD, by public voluntary roup _1_ wiihin the houfe of James Robert 'on, at the foor of the fliore of Leith, upon Friday the Bth day of April nexr, betwixt the hours of three and four in the afternoon, ...

... Thom- son, junior, at his Infurance office, Edinburgh. TO be SOLD, by Patrick Millar, Sheriff- brae, Leith, Bcftnewcur'tl Aberdeen-; pickled PORK, •n barrels, half barrels, an I firkin--. To be SOL ID, at Aberbrothwick, HpHe whole CHIRURGICAL SIIOP- ** UTENSILS, which belonged ro the de- fined James Gcekie, Surgeon there, with a fmali ?? of medicines. N. U. The town ot Aberbrothwick has ar pre ...

... o'clock at night, about two miles to the westward cf the Kirk of Beatr., in thr moor leading to Dun. famline, by two men, one very tall and ftrong, titfa a whitish coat, Mv- bonnet and white wig ; tlieoiher middle-fized, wirh a little hat, blue coat, and fhort wig or hair, feemed ro be a failor, and Ipkin thai ftile ; who, -after -pulling, him off his hor!*, beat him until he was infenfible, ...