... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... the feafon permits. c 'o;h taken in at Edinburgh, by Andrew Newton leaver, oppofite to the Bughts, on the fouth- •■de of the Grais market; and by Alexander Dur- ham Merchant, at his fhop in the Lawn-marker, at ihe head of the uppermoft Baxters clofe ; at Glafgow. by Daniel Kennedy and M'Gilvra, at ■tair (bop above the Crofs; at -North-Lebh, by John Forbers Weaver at the Sand port ; at ...

... houfe in Skin- ners ciofe. He waits on gentlemen and ladies at their own lodgings ; fuch as incline may be taught to embellilh after an elegant and beautfut manner, never taught in this city betoie, bein-j; entirely his own invention, at ten hillings pec month. By the Honourable Arcbibaid Cock burn ? Ek]; of Cockpen, Advocate, his Majefty's She'' rift-depn-e of the Sheriffdom of Edinburgh, ...

... in wholcfale or retail, A Parcel of exceeding good LING and FISH, and a parcel of OIL and BUTTER. .J.- B. Commiflions from ihe counu-y, by di- A !n g to him at Edinburgb, or for Robert ' ''-ti.on in the Sheriff brae, Leith, will be pimc- ft°BEßT NICHOL, doe of the Ma- ?? r * s °f -he Grammar School at Perth, con- *«o reach ar privare hours, WRITING in the , lands, after rhe molt approved ...

... SEATH BUTTER and OIL, all exceeding good 'eir kinds, and at reafonable prices. , will be carefully obferved, and f Bonds may be feen at his cellars near the *'idg ei ■ k'sadvertifement not tobe repeated. ' Cr ...

... there are ftill upon hand, near two hundred of his tickets, and having ad- vifed with fome principal perfons concerned in in his lottery of Goidfmith and Jewelry goods, which fhould have been drawn on the a*--rh of March. 1766, in rhe Thearre Canongate, is ob- liged (contrary to his inclination) to postpone the drawing of faid lottery ro rhe ioth of A pril, 1766, at two o'clock in the ...

... fnire of Edin- blJt-,h, hereby gives notice, That if thofe perfdns ho are in arrears for the fame, do Hot pay up deficiencies betwixt this date and the ±j.d 'rift, warrants will be granted, and the penalties contained in the a efts exa-fted, with expences. This advertifement not ro be repeated. JIPINBURGH REGISTER OFFICE, Within the head of Borthwick's clo'e. - rR. SETON, for thefe nine years ...