... barrels, half f -X barrels, and firkins, cured as formerly, and fold by THOMAS WALKER, Qijeen-ftreet, Leith. As his pickled Park and hams have given' the utmoft fatisfaction to the nobletnen, gentlemen, and others, who have favoured liim *«& tbeir orders, Mr. Walker hopes the continuance of theif favours, — —Sells alfp, IRISH BEEF in tierces, and Irifh But-- fcrinfekins, LoChfine Herringsin^ ...

... the Anchor ciofc, fii-ft entry on the left had, fiift door of the ftair, where he continues to t«ca Writing, Arithmetic/ and Book- keeping.- On Saturday next, Jprll 6. will he publijhed, NUMBER I. of A Complete c d it i o n of THE WORKS OF TH:i LATE- REVEREND GEORGE VV hi I T E F.l X L D; M. A Of Pembroke-Coi.i.eok, Ox roan, And Chaplain- to the Rt. Hon. the Conntcf. of Huntingdon, Conraining ...

... premifies to be feen by -Calling for An» dtew, read, Andrew Allan at tht houfe. |l 111 II ■— ?? 'THE Heir at Law x>f ?? Giblbn, who, about the latter end of lait xehtury, refided at Edinburgh, in ?? of King's'. Etriier. and left one fon, who went beyond feas, may hear of fbme thing, to his advan- tage, by applying to Kobert Barclay, £fq;. at Uty, near A-. berdeen in Scotland ; or to Jofeph ...

... SURGEONS of EDINBURGH, are informed, that there are ftill a num- ber of people vvho continue to praftife furgery and pharma- «y within the three Lothians, the counties of Fife, Peebles, Selkirk, Roxburgh, and Berwick, without having been ex- amined and licenfed ; The Corporation are very unwilling to do any thing that may have the appearance of harfhnefs or rigour, yet as they can fee no ...

... pub:ic roup, on Wednefday the totb 1 inftant, in the 'work-houfes of the deceaftd ROBERT 1 BELL, Wrljrht in Brifto-ftreet, Edinburgh, his WHOLE STOCK in TRADE, confifting of ready made work, fuch as i drawers, tables, chairs, a fine mahogony book cafe bed, ' bed-fteads, fine mahogony clock' cafes, with uindry other ar- ticles of houffriold furniture, which are., all to be perempto- \ rily fold ...

... r.ew Fifh market, op- .„Cite to the mouth of Adam's fquare, Cowgate, Edinburgh, £3fcß a-*d His all manner of ARTIFICIAL FLIES, treat ft fti . 1 and pike ditto. TROUT LINES, perch, pike, ild falm.-.i ditto; and likewife, all fcrts of BAIT and ME- ROW TACKLE, with agreat many other articlei thereto belonging, too tedious to mention. As the faid George ?? tean has had the long practice of fifting ...

... Commiffioners of the Trea- fury, having been tranfmitted to this Board, containing ir.fi- ' suations of abufes committed in the Cuftom-houfe ; if ihe writer of the faid letter will appear, and point out a method for afcertaining the truth of the faid infinuations, due atten- tion will be paid thereto, and itridt fecrecy, if deiired, will I be ohferved. By order ot the Commiffioners. WILL. ...

... bly the perfon in ?? of it, may not know to whom to reftore it ; thefe are, therefore, deliring **the holder of the faid map or plan to deliver the fame to Mr. John Balmain, Writer in Durie's ofiice, and he ihall have a REWARD of FIVE GUINEAS, pa.'d on delivery. This advertifeinent not to be repeated. BERWICK upon TWEE I). AT a Head Guild there, holden the eighteenth day of Ja- nuary, in the ...

... of GOODS (to be put lip in different lots) belonging to Mungo Carrick, late Hofier, at his fhop, front ofthe Exchange. This day is pubiiftied, In One Volume Quarto, price, in boards, il. is. The FIRST BOOK of the HISTORY of GREAT BRITAIN, FIRST INVASION of the ROMANS. Written oh a New Plan, By ROBERT HENRY, D. D. Ope of the MiniiierS of Edinburgh. Printedfor the Author, and fold by Medi-sT ...

... B ■*W ORAY HIGHLAND FILLIE, with a long, tail,,- er.cat, and- long-jnane.-^—^ Whoever- brings herto Baillie «f awnst Dollar, wfu be HANDSOMELY REWARDED. O ICHARD BASS^N, Stay and Habit ma- ?? ?? Londoßi-tlflces this opportunity to inform the public in genetal, and the friends of the deccafed Mofes Lo- thian in particular, that he-.hath entered into copartnerfliip with Mrs. Lothian, his ...

... fide, near the Cowgate-head, at the moft reafonable rates, fine fifhing-rods ofall fizes, either ftaff' or pierced, fit Ifor falmon or trout ; alfo hooks of al! kinds for both , drefled or undreffed ; the flies done up in the neateft and moft natu- ral manner; likewife, tied bait hooks, true Indian fea- grafs and filk. worm gut lines, fine, middling, or fpun; and fingle hairs of an ...

... engines, any number of col- liers) and fix or eight miners, will meet with good encou- ragement, By applying to George Robertfon, Grie'vfe at In— vercfic (ife engine, or to George Aitchifon at Woolmoi. None will be received that are under any engagement: T^O LLS to L E T. THERE is to be expofed to public roup, within thcPar- liament-houfe at Edinburgh, before the Truftees of the turnpike roads ...