... on Saturday the 17th current, at five o'clock atternoon, being St. John's day, to elect officers lor the enfuing year, and other he ceflary bufinetis. E. M. Secretary. fj 1 « HAT there is to be expofed to fale, by J way of public roup, on Tuefd ay the 30 h inftant, at Fantafy, near Linton in Eaft Lothian, A Parcel of very fine E.WES, and a few RAMS, moftly of the Engliih kind, in ex- ...

... An APPEAL to COMMON SENSE, Sr E B A L f of R E t X G I O N. By James Oswald, D D. Minifter of the Gofpel ar M'ethven'. Printed for Ar.EXASbEIi Kimcaid and John Bell dVhcrealfo may be had, written' by the fame author 1. A SERMON, preached ar the opening of the General Aflembly of the Church of Scotland Ma zzd, 1766.' To which ate annexed ' LETTERS on feme points of importance ■ con- tained in ...

... and the other Bookieliers in Edinburgh. (Price 3 s.) The PRINCIPLES OF THE ENGLISH L A N G U AG E. Digefte J for the Ose ot School s. By .1 AM E S ELPI_I N S T O N. Teachers who are willing to encourage this WO.k by adopting it into their fchools, fnall, on raking fi?.- or more copies at a ri-u?, on their own risk, and paying them in ready money, have a bandit-toe allowance.. And they may, in ...

... Price lo 5. neatly bound _nd ieuered, A NF.W EDITION of THE SPECTATOR. B V ?? fcfq; and Others. • , In Eighi Volumes, villi Frontifpieces. The ?? flatters himfelf that this ediiion of the Spectator will be found preferable to any duode- cimo edition of ihis work -itheno publifhcd ; ihe type (which is very elegant) being a Gzc larger than what has becnufrd for that work, which lias been a ...

... at three o'clock afternoon, in John's cofFeehoufe, Edinburgh, The LanJs of BRAIDWOOD and HIRST, in Temple psrifh, and fhire of Edin- burgh, being feven computed miles fbuth of E- dinburgh They are pleafantly fituaied between two running waters, which meet at the eaft: end of the ground, and there are woods oii both water fides. The weft end is inclofed by a ditch and hedge from water to water. ...

... account oC the Altera* »* tion of ftiles, fome doubts have arifen, concerning the day on which the WHITSU.N- -DAY FAIK of the burgh of LINLITHGOW ought to beheld tor the current year, tbefe are therefore intimating, That the faid, fair is to be held this year, upon THURSDAY the NINE- TEENTH DAY of IUNE next,* .new ftile. r-|^HERE is to be SET, and cnrcrcd to im- JL mediately, for one year, ...

... Scale-ftair, Edinburgh, BEGS leave to infoim the Ladies and Gentle- men, That he has brought to thi> town feve- ai of the neweft fafhions in drefling hair and making wigs, which are wore by the principal no- bilhy-at the court of Verfailles, and alfo by the quality of both fexes at tbe court of London. — ■ fte can diefs a lady's hair to refemble flowers of different kinds, wiihout giving any ...

... the forenoon, there is :o be SET in TACK, by public roup, at Strathtyrimi, The MANSION HOUSE ofStrath- tynim; lately built and finifhed after the neweft: fafhion, confiftin of a vaulted kitchen, eleven tire rooms, five fire clofets that will hold bedsjj with cellars and other conveniencies ; the prin- cipal rooms with marble chimnies and flabs ; part of the houfe may be fumifhed or not, a.s ...

... § room, drawing room, four bed ie/* er ?? kitchen, fervants hall, clofets, pin- .hfr C ? ar ' larder, fervants apartments, with loft al . ° ufe ' ftab 'e for feven horfes, and hay the £3 P re fently poftefted by the Right Hon. ft,v -sbu ai ° thes ' and U'ing on the fouth-fide of ?? The Whole' may be feen any ...

... Edinburgh. The progrefs of this fubjeft is fiiort and diftinct. Apply to the publilher. THE fale of the lands and barony of MAIR- TON and others, is to proceed at Edin- burgh on Wednefday the 26th inft. conform to the former advertifement. By ADJOURNMENT. THat a Quarterly Genera! Meeting of the SOCIETY in SCOTLAND for PRO- PAGATING CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE, is to be held vvithin their own hall in ...

... »f,ngular and moft; furprizing DEDICATION t o the famous Peter Williamson (commonly called the Indian King) Keeper of the A- jnerican coffeehoule in Edinburgh. A S there are only one thoufand copies thrown off, a ll on fine paper, and a fine type, thofe Book- fellers, eitner in town or country, who may have a demand for this curious performance, are defired immediately to fend their commif- ...

... dexed ro ihenL by bill* and open accounts, they earnestly requeit payment of the i'ame before tho beginning of February next, as it is necefliry th.. affairs of the company be finally fetiled at thar time. JL O S T OUT of a gentleman's pocket in E linburgh, a RED TURKEY LEATHER POCKEr POOR, with a Setot initiumcnts, Conrainine fe- yeral twenty billing notes, nioftly of the TiulUe Bank of ...