... lid, weU-maJe, feventeen years of age, five foot feven inches hif>h, had on a dark coloured ihick-fct coar and veil, buck skin hreech?s, a bine fortout coat, with a crimfon velvet collar, and done round the edges wi:h crimfon velvet, a black velvet c-.pe, anfwera ro ihe nr-rne ©f LONDON. Any perfon appre- hending the fjid negroe flive, and lodging him in any of his M-jefly's goals, by applying ...

... of ce * v ing. payments from their Employers, and r r inting difcharges for the fame ; this is therefore f ' iniating, •&*« *? the faid Alexander Sutherland is 'ot n° w enl P lo y C(^ Nf lhem in ,hat office, he has „ longer any po-ver of graining fuch difcharges, j any perfon indebted tothe Company, are here- to intre'ted not to pay sny money to him, as his difchi-'ge, after this date, will ...

... by order of the Sheriff depute of the fhire of Lin- lithgow, acquainting rhe public, that he had re- ceived from the Crown-officer, a receipt for the writ of election of a Member of Parliament for the laid county, and likewife for the boroughs of Lin- liihgow and Qiiecnsferry, figned Alexander Dim- das ; which writ the faid Sheriff-depute aff-rts was not come to bis hand ; adding, that ihe ...

... uthority ofthe Magiftrates rf Edinburgh. Edinburgh, 10th September, 1765. TyHereas Application has been made to the ?? Magillrates by the tackfman ot the Weigh-houfe of Edinburph, letting furth, That on the dates after fpecified, the goods underwritten had been iodged in the faid Weigh-hoofe, by perfons unknown, viz. on the 25th October, if&tfu a ham- per, with a taiiy cr label, marked P. Kid ...

... and incon ..-eniency every year, fot want of proper informs lion, concerning the hoi. les that ais tc- be le;, tv remedy ?? the RF.GIC- TBR'-OFFtCK ia CONTINUED and KEPT ar JOHN GORDON'S, at the head of Dickfon's clole, firft door, at the foot of ibc fcale ftcirs, be- ing centrical and of eafy acceis, where every lane- lord that has a houfe or hcufes to let, is requ-Tted. without lofs o.f time ...

... thegreat lols, and many inconve niencies lhat have attended the un- limited credit hitherto given on ?? in- ferted in their papers. They, therefore, beg leave to acquaint the public, That tbey have unani- moufly rcfolved, That from and after Lammas next, no advertifemer.t whatever will be received, without ready money ; except in cafes of falcs or roup*?, where, from prorogations and ...

... 25'h of May, 1768, Mr. TENDU'-CCI will give 1 CONCERT O F cA L and INSTRUMENTAL MUSICK, *.t St. Cecilia's Hall, Niddry's wynd. [iciilars of the entertainment will be ?? in the bills of the day. hj-w price as 6d. tobe had at Balfour's eof- Ftjjtf-, and at Mr. Tenducci's lodgings, at Mrs, Re vnoll f s J* l Mi-is Iquare. Tort^gin at fix o'clock precifeiy. This day is _priblsfhed, ?? jy Joh:-? ...

... his fhop, at the fign of the Man and Mortar, High-ftreet, above the Crofs, Perth, viz. The beft Onion, Leek, Carrot, Turnip, and P3rlnip Seeds, wiih great variety of other kinds, Of which catalogues may 'ie feen at the fhop. Commiffions from the country will be carefully attended to. Juj/t publif!?ed, PARACL E S I S; O R, CONSOLATIONS deduced from NATUIULahd REVEALED RELIGION. By Thoma; ...

... Wood veard ?? of THOMAS HILL \V right in Mulirees r upon Tnefday the _6ih of April current, * tlt r\ of F^fooo FEET of JAMAICA MAHO oNY, o f a good-quality, and fine lizes, which, I j hf . 'conveniency of .-iirchafers, is divid'd into f ! 11 lois, n°- exceeding 1 •; 1. or 20 1 each h,i. — A V rerfo 1 - by applyin ■*» to the faid Thomas Hill, , havean opportunity of viewing the wood any ?? ...

... any in Great Britain. They are fenfibie, there ftill remains a prejudice againft Scots cloth ; to remove which, they know no way fo good as to fubmit the quality of their cloths to the approbation of the weirer upon trial • for which purpofe, they have opened a retail ware-room, firft fore-ftair below ihe Old Aflembly-clofe, where gentlemen will be furnifiied with ihe very beft fii- per fine ...

... on Sunday Night laft, the 14th inftant, there was laid down or drop- ped at ihe door of the Council-chamber of this ci- ty, the funi of rwb hundred anJ twenty-five pounds ?? in bank notes, wrapped in a piece of grey paper, whicii was found by liobert Burton, a Por- ter, and immediately after delivered by him 10 one of the Mog ill rates ; this is to give noiice, that the above funi is now ...

... Edinburgh, An Account of CORSICA: Its Situation, Extent, Air, Soil, and Produdlions. A concife view of its revolutions irom the eaiiieft times ; its prefe.it flate, with refpeft to govern- ment, religion, arms, commerce, learning, the genius and character ofthe inhabitants ; with the journal of a tour to the iflami, and memoirs of Pafcal Paoli. Alfo, an original letter from the General of the ...