... confifling of a neat ailorrmenr of plain fhriped, and figured filks, plain and flowered (artirts, siflues, and brocades, broadcloths, freezes, the Yorkfhire hunters bl-.in ket, liars, filk and worfted ftockings and pieces, printed cotrons and linens, plain, ftriped, figur- ed, and Venetian poplins, mifiiners, bombazines, alapines, camblets, ?nd cambiereens, corton, filver, and gold ftufts for ...

... Srrarhbrone, an J orher parts of his eft-ate in the ftiire of Perth - and, likcwife, his fiftiings on his lochs in the hills of Grand'iilly and Srrarhbrone. and ihere- lore hoprs that no perfon will prefume ro filh or h.ini ih^con without a Wrirten licence from him, oiherwife ihey may depend upon being pro- Jecure as the law direfts IO be SOLD, by public roup, on Wednef- d.iy ibe 9 h current, ...

... 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. ...

... of Auguft ne.xr, be- tween rhe hours of four and five afternoon, The Lands of DUNBARRO Vr, D'inb.lrrow Mill, Blairs, and Vv indyedge, con- filring of abour 629 acres, lying within tile parifh. of F/ttnnichen, andft'ireof Forfar.. The lands hold feu of the crown, and pay cf \ early free rent, after deduftion of a!l public burdens, 99 I. 6s. ftcrling. Thefe lands lie wirb- iri four niiies of ...

... ' MEMORIALS nnd LETTERS RELATING TO THE HISTORY of GREAT BRITAIN IN THE Rei on of CHARLES the Fiksi, Publifhed from the Originals. Where aifo may be had, Memorials. and letters relaring to the hiftorv r? Britain, .in. the reign of James the Firft, rubb- ed from rhe originals, price 2s. 6 d. An accounr of the pref err arton %A King Charles 11. after the battle of Worcefter, drawn ■ by himfelf, ...

... une, 1766, betwixt the New inn and two miles weft from the Plaif- terer's, in the fhire of Fife, a SILVER WATCH, maker's name, H. Reith, London, No. 97' This ist therefore to acquaint any perfon who will reftore the faid watch, by applying to the Publifh- er of this paper, or to Mr. James Ivory, Watch- maker, Dundee, lhall have ONE GUINEA RE- WARD : This is, likewife, inteatjftg all Watch- ...

... may be firen ar his houfe, head of Toddrick's wynd, any day after five o'ciock af- ternoon, A COLLECTION of DRAWINGS, being introduction; to the feveral manners of drawin, as wellin chalk as in Indian ink, and wiirer colours, chiefly in landfcape, which may be had at different prices, from two fifillings to one guinea and above. AS the Earl of Strathmore is refolved to PRESERVE the GAME on ...

... of Auguft next, at three o'clock afternoon, within the High Council- houfe, will be SET, by public roup, for two years to commence ar Martinmas nexr, the following branches of the city's common good, vii. Edinburgh Weigh houfe. Mea! and Corn markets. Houfeof Moor and Sheep-flakes. Shod Carts and Caufeway mail. Fifh market. Poultry and Bread market. Lawn and Fiefii .markets. Fruir-m-rker. The ...

... SHOP, a little hove the Town-guard, in the High-ftreet of L t b where aneat ASSORTMENT of STATIONARY ARTICLES are to be had ; fuch as Paper of all kinds, gilr, mourning, and plain, gilt and mourning Melfiige- catds in the rnoft genteel and fafhionable tafte ; Bibles* coarfe and fine, gilt and plain, of all fees ; red and black Wax and Wafers ofthe beft quality, aft at very reafonable rates. ...

... fold, by auction, in the large room below Balfour's coliee houfe, oppofite to tbe Exchange, A curious Collc&ion of PAINTINGS, PRINTS, DRAWINGS in chalk, ink, and co- lours, sketches, c ...

... the faid community thinking it m'oft expedient to Jet out the faid coal to be worked for a term of years, This is to give notice, Tha' they are ready to receive prop&fals from any per- fon or perfons willing to undertake the fame, on renfonabie terms. There are two pits already fee down, being nineteen fathom from the furface of the ground to ihe coa.', which is abour four feer thick, witha ...

... rtfon one of the beft Woad-dyers in Eng- J °s oropofe DYING BLUES, GREENS, and SLOWS for others, either in WOOL, WOR- KED or CLOTH; and all kinds of Stuffs, 1 nkies, Temmies, Shalloons, &c. will be dyed I fe colours, and drefled and prefled in the beft inner pradifed in England, at the loweft pri- CC fioods will be taken in at their warehoufe, at ,1 foot of Leith-wynd, Edinburgh; where they ...