... by DANIEL CHAPMAN oppcfite to the Tron- church, Edinburgh, who fells all forts of GRO- CERIES at the moft reafonable rares. LOST, ON Friday the 6ih of this month, betwixt Stir- ling and the F.osk, a SILVER WATCH, No. r^6, maker's name BoitTOH, London. Whoevei- will return it to the publifbers ol this pape^ (hall have a GUINEA REWARD. — It is hoped if it ihotild be offered to lale to any Watch ...

... Tuefday the 26th November next, betwixt 1 r and n forenoon, The Store-farm of W.ESTH'OPE, confifting of 2.a?6 Scots acres, m the county oi Haddington , breeds good flieep, never known to fuffer by ror, and has as much arable land as will keep one plough. The prefent renr, including kain, is 90 1. Sterling, which is not 10 d. P* f acre. Whoever inclines to make a private bar- gain, may fend ...

... down at Daniel Miller's, Merchant, op- pofite to the Britifh Linen •ompany's office, Ca- ?? goes off from Muflelburgh to E- dinburgh at nine o'clock in the morning, and fets out from Edinburgh to Muflelburgh at ten ; from Mufleiburgh by five, and fets out from Edinburgh to Muflelburgh at fix in the evening.- — The coach is a neat light machine will hold, with cafe, fix paflengers, without ...

... voted- Total. ?? NAVY. f s. d. I. s.d. ft ».'llB' i OR - maintaining 16,000 V j men, for fea fervice, p5 including 4,287 ma- JL lines - - 832,000 2 8. For the ordinary of the navy and half-pay - - 407,734 « -3 For out- pensioners of Greenwich hofpital - - _ - 5,000 . For buildings and repairs of fhips for 1765 200,000. If*-. 12- For difcharging navy, vic- mailing, and tranfport bills 1 ...

... — fry * £. 20,000 1 ■ ■ 5,000 — - — — 10, cco 4 ■ 1,000 — i — * « — '• — 8,000 jo ■ 1,000 — — — io,ooo 2 o ' 500 — 10,000 100 — - 100 — — — , 10,000 10 1 - I ■ 50 — - — -. - 10,050 11,606 ' ■ zo — — — — — 132,120 Hj945 310,170 Firft drawn, 500 Laft drawn, 1,000 48, 05? Blanks at 61. . ' . 188,330 60, 0c0 Tickets amounting to . £ 600,000 The blanks and prizes to be transferable annui- ties at ...

... SEVENTY TONS WHALE OYL, and THREE and an HALF TONS BONE; the produce of eight whales of this year's fifhin ...

... the beft quality for feed, which has given it produce of very fine wheat. He propofes to fell it for feed. John Sword in How-niainsjof Craig- leith, at the foot of the Dean path, has the difpo fal of it, to whom any may apply who wants it. N. B. This wheat is of the white kind. Neivcaftle upon Tyne, Otlober %d, 1765. WHereas George Ganl was lately ap- prehended and committed to piifon in this ...

... SHILLING NOTES, one of the ten fliilling notes palled on a piece of paper. The ntiri-bers of them are all taken Ir is hoped* that the perfon who has found ihem will return theni to the publifhers of this papers, and they fhal! be handfomely rewarded. TH FdtE was LOST, on Wednefdav evening she 19th current, between Dalkeith and Edinburgh, or taken out of a poft chaife, belong- ing to Tohn Sharp ...

... F'efli-marke' of Edinburgh, by JOHN ROBERTSON Flefher in Canongate, A Parcel of FENE WEDDER. MUT- TON, fed -in her Grace the Dutchcfs of Dou- glas's parks. ryiO be SOLD, hy WILLIAM BOUTCHER, at Comely Garden, neir the Abbey, Edinburgh, A collection of all the valuable kinds of FRUIT and FOREST TREES, FLOWERING SHRUBS, and EVER-GREENS, boih foreign and native, that are fuited to this climate, ...

... the pari fh of Canongate, are intreated ahd defired ta meet with them vvithin the Council-chamber of Cmoniia-e, on Thursday the 17th of January curiftlt, at three o'clock afternoon, in order ta deli, era -* upon and take fuch fteps as they fliaU judge 1110 ft proper for the fpeedy and comfort- able fupplying the vacancy that has fallen out by the deatii of their late worthy ipaftor, Mr. John ...

... a reprefenta- tion from tbe Presbytery of Fotdyce, letting furth, •Thar upon an application, laft year from ihem to the General Affembly, rhat Aflembly dppoinred a general colisribun'on throughout the kingdom, with a view ro increafe the hind for the Enzie, fo as to make it effectual for fupporting a Mini- fter in that corner, and appointed the feveral Minifters who fhould make fuch ...

... by the Phyficians in Scotland, for curing, all forts of diftempers in the lungs, particularly afthmatic and confumptive diforders, continues to be fold by Mrs. MatEL- stcn, at her houfe, firft turnpike within the foot of Niddry's vvynd, Edinburgh. The furpriz'ng ...