... A N TiE D immediately, A YOUNG MAN, who has ferved a proper apprcnticeihip to a TIN-PLATE-WORKER. Such a perfcn, weli recommended for fobriety and knowledge of the bufinefs, may meet vvith fuitable tucouragemer.t, by applyihg to Mrs. Ann Rowlands, Tin-plate-worker in Berwick upon Tweed. They are defired to fenst their propofals, which will be an- fwered. ? N. B. This will only be once more ...

... Potterrow, fecond itorey of the back court, on the north-tide. The HOUSHOLD FURNITURE ofa La- dy lately deceafed, fuch as becl-rteads, tables, chairs, fea- ther-beds, blankets, bed and table linen, mirror glafl'es, chimney jrral.es, kitchen utcnfils. The ?? td begin at ten o'clock forenoon, and to conti- nue t::l ail be fold. Edinburgh Friendly Jnfurance Office, Back Stairs, Parli ament-close, ...

... im- proving alt dirferent foils ; draining and inclofing with S U 'F K- fet hedces, &c. -finding into commodious farms, and building all fuitable buildings ihereon, nccordinf; to the extent ot Uie farm.— Raifin.T and plaining all fons of timber trees, making of roads, breeding and lell'mg cattle— Has bee 11 accuftomed to the keeping regular accompts, and funiry other rhnngs ne- cefl.\ry in the ...

... and twelve o'clock at night the Polt- wrid ?? Peebles with the mail_ for the boyrini'ii y ,- „n-, r ,. that eveniinr, was ATTACK fc-U fliSlK a aSS b. in a -anil*, about two miles ?? nrft a little north- andr-0 on the rouY ar,d. then taf.ward into the mu.r. He ap- ward on the 10.111, anc , ma „ w * lt l, a bonnet, anda peared tobe £ coat below the madd ihepherd's madd or b£fK«> - found ?? fc ...

... the Poft- bov riding to Peebles with tlie mail for the fouth country, difpatched from this ofiice that evening, was ATTACKED and ROBBED, at a fmall burn in a muir, about two miles fouthof Howgate, and twelve from Edinburgh, by a man who ftarted upon him from the eail fide of the road, and holding the bridle, flruck him on the head with a flick, threatning, if he did not difmoimt, he would blow ...

... at night, the Pofl- boy riding to Peebles with the mall fertile fouth country, difpatched from this oilice that evening, was ATTACKED and ROBBED, at a fmall burn in a muir, about two miles fouthof Ilowgate, and twelve from Edinburgh, by a man who ftarted upon him from the eait fide of the road, and holding: the bridle, flruck him on ti.e head with a itick, threr.tnir.g-, ff he did not difmount ...

... 4^, and 5 per Cent. More compleat and corred than any other Interest Tables hitherto publifhed. — Frice 3 8. 6 d. General Pop-Office, Edinburgh. 4th Febiuary, 1771. VXTHereas, on -Saturday, the 2d inftant, be- tween eleven and twelve o'clock at night, the Poft- bcy riding to Peebles with the mail for the fouth country, dilpatched from this ofiice that evening, was ATTACKED and ROBBED, at a ...

... wyn-4, ?? Will bt performed , Mr. MACPiI E RS ON b CONCERT of M Li t> x. C K. To begin at fix o'clock. Tickets to be had at Mr. Mercer's fl ?? o P pofke_ to Jhe Tr ; n -ehurch; the old coffeehouse ; ■f^f_ fififififufi Jfi , nd Stewart's mufic fhops ; andat Mi. ?? „ Bdi's wynd. Price _. s. 6d. each. *♦ S T CECIL I A' s H A'L L, N.a.'ry's ?? ynd, _ OnTuefday, the -6th ?? *WJ^&Q&&> 03 1U y Mr. ...

... a . fhop ori'the eafl fide ofthe Parliament-clofe, a LARGE _d FRESH PARCEL of GOODS, being the ftock which belonged to William and George Stewart, late Merchants in Edinburgh, confifting of the following articles, viz. Superfine and fecond cloths, and all kinds of low priced cloths, forreft cloths, duffles; ■ Wiltons, freezes, fhalloons, fts, filk. breeches pieces, worfted ditto, and web filk ...

... night, the Poft- boy riding to Peebles with the mail for the fouth country, difpatched from this office that evening, was ATTACKED and ROBBED, at a fmall burn in a muir, about two miles fouthof Howgate, and twelve from Edinburgh, by a man who ftarted upon him from the eait fide of the road, and holdir.g- the bridle, flruck him on the head with a flick, threatning, ?? he did not difmount, he ...

... the Lawn-market of Edinburgh, SUNDRY ARTICLES of FURNITURE and W— ARINO APPAREL, to a considerable value, werecar- fied off, from the ?? of John Home of Ninewelis, and which have never yet bceu ref.ored, but on their being re- turned to the owner, the perfons fo doing, or that CMC*** notice, . fo as the fame may be recovered, ?? be ?? rewarded by hini, without any queflions aited ; and fuch ? ...

... T R E L ; OR, T H E ?? PROGRESS of GENIUS. A P O E M. Me vero primnm diilces ante omnia mufx, Qnaruin facra law, ingenti pcrculliis amorc, ' Accipiant. Virgil. •Printed for A. Kincaid and J: Be : l, Edinburgh; and _t_ and C. Dilly, London. This^day is publiilied, Price One Shilling, , The ORATOR, or ENGLISH ASSISTANT; BEING An ESSAY.on READING and DECLAMATION; wherein the principles of cafe, ...