... Nisber, Chapman in , Dunbar, at the fair of Dunfe, held that day, A LARGE BALE of GOODS, (wrapt about with a piece of cheque,) confifting of muffins of a very high price, among which was a piece ar 14 s. per yard, with coloured and black filk napkins, black gravats, figured, ftrip'd, and plain gauzes, the plain gauzes fpoiled with rain, and oneof the coloured filk napkinsof a red ground wish ...

... till Whitfunday nexr, A HOUSE, at B ONNYTOWN, betwixt Edinburgh and Leirh, abour a mile of good turnpike road from the former, and not above an half or quarter of a mile from the lat- ter place, where there is a good market. The houfe^conlifts of nine fire rooms, kitchen, cel- lars, pantries, milk-houfe, and other convenie- niencies; there is alfo a ftable and byre, and, it defired, the ...

... W ?? their ufual rounds to examine the weights of the retail ihop-keepers within their ju- rifd'uftion, did find feverals very faulty, and others, tho' their weights were equal to the ftandart, yet having both Troy and Englifn weights mixed to- gether in their fhops, the former for weighing meal, the latter for barley, by which means the feller has it in his power to impofe upon the lieges, by ...

... day the ad of March. None W'H be admitted without tickets, ro be had of Mrs. Walker, any time before the firft of March. N. B. Dinner will be on the table, precifely at three o'clock. . ? . TO be LET or SOLD, and entered 10 at Whitfunday next, That LARGE HOUSE in the Abbey- court, belonging to Lord Napier, and prefently poflefled by Mr. Hamilton of Birgeny. For parti- culars, apply to ...

... der-', has ftill Two Rooms for the accommodation of fuch, Mi. MOIR begsleave to acquaint the mhlicj that his Boarders may have the benefit of btai afiiftan.ce in the evening. H, B. Befides his Public School, betcachea at private houi'?., as form.iiy. ?? ,j)ir ß ,r 9 „- >g ?? i g,- i O,. > g, „Jf y i_PWV _PW ' >- ?? ADVE RT ISEMENTS. To be LE T, AFU RNISHED HOUSE, £X confifting of a dining ro m ...

... repeated favours, SfttPof informing the pub- lic, that they continue to manufafture and fell the f bllowing gbods> : at ?? rates, VizV Knit fpunfilk ritf d^lockii^s, Bengal white ditto; ditto marbled and tlbaded ditto ; Balladine filk ditto, ChiriS filk diili>> -fdain loom ditto } al- fo, all the above kfhd*»bf ?? may behad, ready manufaftured for ftbck^ftf/|£?v ...

... and ROBBED of his GOLD WATCH, rhe number believed ro be H3) maker's name, H. Hardy, London.—— The watch is horizontal, and cap'd with Jewels. It is intreated, if the above watch is offered for fale, it may be flopped- and if any perfon can give information, fo as the faid watch can be recovered, or any of rhe fellows concerned in |faid robbery, apprehended and convicted thereof, they ftiall ...

... without delay, their fevcral accounts to An-i-rcw Cockburn, ■Whh«4roa%-£mith, Edinburgh, who will give them' fufficient difcharger ; and it is .hoped all his debitors will pay without fuither trouble The Crediiors of the. faid Wil- liam Robafon are defired to givein notes of their claims, with the vouchers thereof, to the faid An- drew Cockburn. N. B. The houfe and (hop, with a laigh vault, ...

... HUNDRED POUNDS Ster- ling of the CAPITAL STOCK of the ROYAL BANKof SCOTLAND, in whole or in parcels. The conditionsof tale to be feen in the hands ?? rant, Writer to the Signet. N Tuef'day the 2.4 th of April inft. will be (old by public roup, in the brewery onthe weft fide of the Sheep-head wynd in Leith, be- twixt thehours of three and five afternoon, A SET of BREWING LOOMS, almoft new. Any ...

... R O.N IV A TER and AL VO & wTbA T^He KING GEORGE ?? X WIILIAK MaRS-HAU ?? ✓JS^ISL fter' lyinS at Hawley's ?? ?? above the Hermitage bn-r _s^-ig^s^L raking in ?? for Edinbur^ :f. •-* «=•*■ Glafgow, Port-Glafgow, Gg nock, Campbeltown, Dunbarton, Paifley. j^ martiock, Air, Irvine, Hamilto'.i,.Stirling, A?? Falkirk, Linlithgow, lia: hgate, Dunferm,' Culrofs, Qiieensterry, and all places adjac- ...

... TS. i^r^O be SOLD, and entered to againft Wif:- -j funday firft, one half of rhat house in e- dir.bi-.rgli, prefently pofiefied by Mr. Adims Architect, which is to be divided from the other balf, and will then make a lioufe within itfeif. Ir confifts of dining room, drawing room, nn I four bed chambers, befides kitchen, cellars, pan- try, and accommodation foi fervants. ON Tuefidy the .17th ...

... of the I:2th inftant, the garden of Mr. Wvvill, General-furveyor of Exciie, near Park-fide, on the Dalkeith ro3d from this city, was unlawfully entered into ; and fe- veral auriculas's were ftoien out of the flower- fhed j fome of which were tore out of the pots, and others carried on? in the pots. And in the night of the 14th, or in the morning of the 15th, the faid garden was again robbed ...