... firft door on the left hand CHAIRS, MIRRORS, MAHOGONY TABLES,' and Burrcau, cloaths prefs, fet of dref- fing boxes, fpinet, kitchen furniture, Szc. &c. At Glofgow, the eleventh day f March, 1 767 teatt X He Committee of Subfcribers to tha A GLASGOW CANAL NAVIGATION be* twixt the rivers Clyde and Carron, give this public nonce to all perfons concerned, that _ petition has been prefented to ...

... Northumberland,* that AMOS TURNBULL, lately from Mr. Jofeph Trumbull's in Alnwick, has taken that large, ?? modious, and well-frequented Inn at the fign of the Phoenix, in Morpeth, (formerly kept by Mrs, Fenwick) and fined it neatiy cp with new furni- ture, good ftabling, Sec. fcr the recepiion of fuch who may be pieaied to favour liim wiih their com- pany. He has alfo got pood POST CHAISES, ...

... A DRAUGHT on MeiPs. Cochrane and Company, Bankers in Glalgow, toge- ther with fome Bank Notes, inclofcd n a paper co- ver. Any perlon who miy ha*?i fo_i»dthe fame, and will deliver the Bank Notes 10 Alexander Bruce, Efq; Advocate, in Skinners dole, or to Robert Gardiner, Efq; iri the Canongaie, nr to the pbb- ?? of this piper, (hall immediately receive of them ONE HUNDRED GUINEAS REWARD, with ...

... for honefty and fobriety and diligence. As a great number of horfes will be under his charge, good encouragement will be given. For particulars, enquire at John Thonifon Wri- ter at Mr. Mackenzie of Delvin's, Horfe-wynd. Perti, 19th March, 1 767. A Reward of Five Guineas is hereby offered by the Magiftrates of Perth, to any perfon or perfons who fhall apprehend and impri- fon in any jiil in ...

... a dulnefs of hearing for ihefc fix years and upwards, bearin co | the many cures performed by Walter Hunter now in Dalkeith, applied to him for his relief, when he told me he would cure me, which he did fo effec- tually, ihat f was immediately reftored fo my hear- ing as well as ever in my life ; and to do juftice to his charafter, and for tbe good cf the public I do hereby : n.'ert the lame ...

... of Merlin's wynd. Any that h 3 ve found the fame, will hsve a hancu'bme rf ward f°r reflonng it, without any quellions askd., N. B. Thrre sre ffrong circumflinces already difcovered, by wh eh rhe haver will be diitefted, jf not fipeedhy diiivered. Erquireat the publifiier.. L O T T £ R T. IT is prober to ?? the advnturers in Mr* CULLEN's LOTTERY, thit fince the publi- cation of the re3fbns ...

... Anniverfary Meeting of the ROYAL COMPANY of ARCHERS, to e- lecfl their Prefes 3nd Council for tlie year enfuing, is to be held upon -Monday hex-, the Sth inftant, it is hoped the members of the Royal Company will be careful to attend at Richard Vary's at Hope- park, by eleven o'clock before noon. JUST publ (bed, price 5 s. the firff, and 3 s. 6 d the lecond paper, fold by John Gp.ay and Gavin ...

... are well known to the public, his L- -p havh-g drove them conftantly about o-yi-i for the laft five months, much to his own Lufemcnt, and more for the divcriion of the People His L — — Pis now refolvcd to part L\{b them, although he has not got 3 new penfion, . n d • r.rning to give any one an inadequate bargain, he gives the following fair defcription of thebeatts, .„Ul, their good andbbd ...

... THE DOUGLAS CAU S E. In a letter Irom a pendcni3ii in Scotland, to h's friend in London. This pamphlet gives a concife but diflintft account of a caufe, in which many large volumes of law- papers have appeared. By carefully fdeciing (rom the proois the 'acts which arc molt mate- rial, the'auihor has brought within a finall com- pals the decftive merits of this celebrated law* fuit. Sold by W ...

... acquaint his friends and the pubiic, Thst he has laid in a large and genteel aifortment, fuiiable to the prefent feafon, of fuper-fine, lecond, and forreft cloths; Wilton and German firrgts % fcar- let, blue, green, and coloured freezes, duffels 3nd Bsth coatings, which for colour and goodnefs ex- cel any thing of the kind ever before fold at the prices ; fhalloons ; figured and plain fuftians ...

... Keeper and Society ot Wrirers to i- his Majefly's Signet, having taken under thesr confide radon, ibrec incendiary letters fent 10 •he Right Honourable the Lord Prc&lent of the Court of Seflion, on account of a judgment in a cattfe before that court ; and being deeply fenfibls Ot ihc: atrocity of s crime, fo deteftable in it fell, and fo pernicious in its confequences, think ir their duty to ...

... or planning any part, or the whole ol an eltate or farm ; by addrefling a l.ttcr, for ilut purpofe, to John Grant Surv yoi, it Mr. Thomas liunter's Taylor, at the head of |theCariongatc, Edi burgh, Inch a favour fhall be : natetu !y acknowled. Ed, carefully and expediriouf- ly anfwered, and, it is hoped fufficient latisfaclion will be given ...