... 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 ...

... Guinea each mare, arid Half ,\ Ce.ov?n r.o the f errant, ?? r .ii'beth of mid from North Berwick, 'J : lith grain. Likewife arrived the Beau • IV fei of Gfafgowr, Keddy, with difcharged ?? from tbe navy. '--Saie iSIUSHOLI) FURNITURE^ \T Mr. Cheflcls's houfe, in ihe plain ftone courr, head of the Canongate, confifting of beds, tables, cliairs, looking glaffes, featherbeds, blankets, carpets, ...

... a COACH that wdll \S paCengers, an I proper accoaimoda- i'^ggaoe. And alfo, two- faddle horfes |S« journey, ' v: tbey will be reftiifted I *ith the coa. Pilars, enq « Mr. Boyd. THAT upon Friday night, the 13th current, there was STOLEN or STRAYED, and were a miffing from the grounds of James Pringle, Efq; of Lees, TWELVE WEDDERS of the Lamer- moor kind ; they were not laid, marked J- P. above ...

... fourth fto- ?? eft hand door of the flat, all forts of HOUS- j* and KITCHEN FURNITURE, beds, |- ts >. chairs, grates, a good collection of the i r ] n 's and landskips, among which are feve- L Mr. Strange's performances, an 1 all of bis t bi a mahogony book-cafe, with a Cbinefe 'Own p.lafs, and a desk and five drawers ?? ! °i' Holding cioaths, of the beft work, and tode, only a foot tbick ...

... their property, by a pirat- ?? primed in Scotland, under a preience P . n - being a difterent tranflation, when in effect r* ! --e fame (excep-jng wiiere mu:ilated by the as it is in many place?, which will be ?? ore ...

... the Irish Method, as well as. Dutch, and is to erecf a machine for drefting the manufacturers goods ac the field. jf\ X Tuefday, the 24th current, vviii begin to V > be fold, by public roup, in the ftrft clo.e be weft Heriot's- bridge, fout.i-fi ie of the Streer, nrft turnpike, fecond door of the ftair, ALL SORTS of HO US HOLD FURNITURE, viz. walhing beds with mahogony ftoops, draw- ers, desks ...

... ' T*^* *T •%* ADVERTISEMENTS; THat the General Meeting of Trnilees, appointed by a eft of Parliament, for carry- ing on the turnpike road betwixt North Queensfer- ry and Perth, by their minutes, 15th June, 1762, having adjourned tbeir next meeting, ro the third TuTday of May, 17633 being the 17th currenr, ie is therefore expected the feveral members of the meeting will attend ar their ufua? ...

... SYNOD c'f LOTHIAN, met thisday, and coniidering that there were very few members prefent, andthat the greateft part could not atlend the Synod at this time, by reafon of the public thankfgiving, to be obferved ori Thurf- day next, did therefore adjourn for all bufinefs, tiil Tuefday the renth inftanr, at the ufual time and place of meeting, whereof all having intercity are delired ro take ...

... befides veil lighted clofets, a vaulted kitchen, | fervants hali, home-keeper's room, pantry, milk- | houfe, lajrdner, laundry, £cc. and leveral vaulted | cellars, brew-houfie, ftable, coach boufe, and a j good garden, lying in thecity of St. Andrews, | prefemly poffefied by the Earl of Buchan, and 10 Jbt enrered into at Whi'tfun day next- If) v £*Jj* lS £M£jg T S. >0 be SOLD, by publicroup, ...

... in Canongare, about thirteen or fourteen months ago, A Quantity of T WE ELLIN G. Any perfon claiming ihe fame, within eight or ten days at fartheft, oh giving the marks and paying all charges, may apply to the faid Archi- bald Herior, othervvife it will be expofed to fale, wbich he wifhes the owners vvould prevent. Mr. Heriot has been at all pains to publifti the fame through the country by ...

... lirjnded, in Ortober, 1761, SIX SILVER- TABLE SPOUNS. Any per fou pretending a right to them, may prove h.s property, by giving tne marks, in a letter* poft paid, directed to Air. Robert Ainflie, F.iclor lor ihe Earl of Hadaingrun at Tvihtngham neac Dunbar, who will give an anfwer, and trinfmic the fpoons ro the owner, upon paying all char- ges: with a fmall gratuity to ihe finder. L~ O S TT ...

... warrant of Lord Sirichen, on ft.fpifefe .■!'•* I bing the mail in March laft, hath made his etc* f\ out ot our prifon- and the Magiftrares ?? ?? '■ pay to the perfon or perfons who if. i' I bend and fecure the perfon of the faid I Fnkney, either nrithia the tolbooth of Pc I any other fecure prifon wiihm North the fum of FIFTY POUNDS STF.RL- 6 ! of REWARD. Fjik h abTS -fe'l ty years of age, ...