... a lew days, on trial f ' fervice, a young nvari,- about --i 7 years of ag e J* called himfelt JAMES ROBB, trom the ftif re Elgin; he carried ., with him about ten p ott J fterling, in fiiver and bank notes,-. whicb hek ftolen, oy breaking in at a window for that f. pofe ; h e i. tall lor his age, thin, fharp featnw' lonjj.ftraigbt brown hair ; had on a ftiort light^ coat, a tattered tartan ...

... a parcel of very fine Seville oranges, proper for marmalade — — At faid ihop is fold, BEST JAMAICA RUM, French brandy, Hoi bird gin, Highland Whisky, foreign and Eng'ifh Vsincs, coffee raw and roafted, green and bohea teas, chocolate, fu_,ars of all forts, St. Katharine's •nd common prunes, currans, jar and common, raifins, Turkey figs, rice, whole or fplit green l!1 ...

... \A. Enquire at D.ivid Liddellinthe Kiikijate. ' . f r w r»..n vna : *• r , (In one volume oftavo, price bound 5 s.) An APPEAL to COMMON SENSE, . IN BEHALF of B E L I G I O N. By James Oswaid, D D. Miniliei >f 'lie ' otp j l 11 Mefhven. . Printed for ALEXANDER X INCAID ml f OHN BELL. IVhce alfo may 'c ha ?? written ■•,- the fame a-itho',- -1 A SFRMON, preached r rbe opening of the G°ner.d ...

... COWS, ?? number betwixt fixty and feventy, of which J 6 one half are milch, the other half,- yeall, be- °ng'ng to Hugh Macleod of Geanies The ?? are on a poffeflion he had in .the eftate of ff nx > are of.ahjrdy good Highland breed, well ! P**! and were never houfed. For further partt- if' Mr. Macleod may be correfponded with at . oufe of Geanies, by Tain. • . 'his adyertifement is not to ...

... '-'«v, Grafs-maiket, Edinburgh, and John Mac- f^y, Vintner, Nevvh.ills, will, during the .''•^rfeafon, on and afrer Monday rhe 291b in- f\ fer out EVERY LAWFUL DAY from ( - J ?? 7 IiURGH and NEWHALLS ar nine o' T ■'* in ihe morning and four o'clock af er- •, J ' Jn > except en Tufdays, Thurldaysand Saiur- , J*, when ft will fet out from Edinburgh, at I ?? o'clock in the morning, for tbe ...

... back, or informs where he is to be found, fbal! receive ONE GUINEA REWARD. The dog anfwers ito the name of Cato. Bruntifland-caftle, 29th Sept. 1766. Britift) Linen-office, Edinburgh, ifl Sept. 1 766. THe Court of Dire&ors give notice, That a GENERAL COURT of PROPRIE- TORS of the BRITISH LINEN COMPANY is to be held here on Monday the thirteenth day of Oftober next, at twelve o'clock noon, in t ...

... nores, all of the Royal Bank, befides difcharges, and fome other papers, which are of no ttfe but to the owner. Who- ever can give notice of faid pocket-book to the publifhers of die papery fball be handfomely re- warded. '•• ?? At HUGH CAMPBELL'S Shop in ?? • ' dinburgb, **•'.. JUST arrived, a parcel c.f fine JUICY LI- MONS, SWEET and TRUE SEVILLE O. RANGES; the Seville oranges arein the ...

... Clam-fhell turn- pike, -at the head of P.ell's- wynd, Edinburgh, in die _ houfe lately poflefted by Mrs. Campbell, Milliner, A Quantity of LIN FN GOODS, Oeloßging ro a gentleman who hap given up bufi- nefs as a dealer in linen, confifting of the fol lowing, among other particulars, viz A variety cl damask and diaper table linen, a large allot- ment of made fhirts, c63rfie and fine, in the beft ...

... V ynEN > near Edinburgh, are ro he let at Dry- - oen, by way of public roup, for gr.izing ihis fea- J ion. The parks are wdl fenced and water.d. r ~W Obe lo\d, by voluntary ronp and fale, in I T hn's cofteehotife, on Friday the 7»h day of Fehruary 1706, betwixt the hours of four and five o'clock afternoon, That large and commodinusLODGlNG, being rhe third ftorey above Balfour s ccffet-houfe, ...

... new and frefh GARDEN SEEDS, FLOW F.R SEEDS, fundry kinds ol TREE SEEDS, particularly be.eh maft exrraordinary good, rafs feeds. Gardeners utenfils, with a choice collection of fruit trees, both of his own propagating, and iroin fome of the beft nurferies about London, all to be fold by him, as ufual. *~ W~A N T E D, ~~ A CLERK for a Merchant's Counring- -1 \ houfe, who has had fome experience ...

... Such as are pro- perly qualified, and can bring fufficienr recom- mendations, ma, apply to Mr George F-igg, at his fhop in ihe Lawn-marker, Edinburgh. This advertifement not to be repeated. \X 7 ANTED upon heritable fecurity, at the V term of Whitfunday nexr, or fooner. TWELVE HUNDRED or FIFTEEN HUNDRED POUNDS STERLING, to be Se- cured upon an efiase of 400 I. fteriing per an- num, whereon ...

... of BANK NOTES. Whoever can prove rhe property, may app'y to Mr. Parrick Blacklaws, Merchant in Perth, who will inform where faid notes can be recovered, on paying the charges of advertifements, dec. TO be SOLD, to the higheft bidder, on Tuefday next, the 18th of Oftober inft. at twelve o'clock noon, at Mr. James Boyd's Sta- bler in the Canongite, A neat four wheelled POST CHAISE, and a PAIR of ...