... here. Ail virtues extant were in Wolfe coinhin'J; The good, the great, the hero and the friend; His country's honour, and her lliongeil liiicld In peace or war, at home or in the field: Godlike in life, and glorious in his death, He conqucr'd QuEßf. c, then refiga'd his breath. J. M. Gray's Inn, Sept. _S» 1772. Poet a ?? ; or, The aifent Fret's prayer. [From fhe Shamrock; or, Hibernian ...

... die GRAMMAR-SCHOOL in Canongate, ism b-gln a RUDIMKNT CLASS on Monday the 2d of Msrch. Gentlemen who have Children ready for LATIN, arid cliooftf to put them under his care, may be aflured he will do evcrv r'.ing in his power to give them fatisfacf ion. Mr Crnicklhank has an ASSISTANT, a ?? of experi- ncf, itid one -whole knowledge and attention may be de- pei-lf d upon. %* The School is in ...

... 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^ ...

... N D A V Next, The Comedy of the VONSCIOUS 3.0 VER S. I jindiana, b, Mrs YATII .%uh a Farce, as will be esprefs'd in the Bills of the day Vivan-t Re:-: et Rf.gis-a ! ADVERTISEME N T S. «fpO BE SOLD by JOHN ROBERTSON Grocsr, I Cowgate-fiead, Edinburgh, Fl\i: BACON 1 HAM and FLITCIT, Tome Gold RUMPS of BEEF, and a few excellent MUTTON HAMS, al! cured by Clement Porter. ' At the above fhop arc- ...

... head cf Blackfriers vvynd, Edin- burgh, has jufl: got home from the fruit countries, A Orumtity of exceeding fine LEMON and ORANGE JUICE, to be fold in chopin bottles at a s. 6 d. and in mutchkin bottles at is. 3d. each. This juice is the frefheft and fincft flavoured ever imported. At laid ihop, lir.ior.s and bitter oranges, and made muf- tard in pots, at Is. Bd. each. This rr.uftard is of ...

... of Parliament for an ait to entibl- them to make proper co nmunic.-tions . betv-ixt the City ..n.i the port of Leith ; and for that purpofe to make aad icpa-.r turnpike roads, which are intended to pais through .tfce ■• I- riflies of St Giltrf'?, St Cuthberts, and Soutii Leiih. And this public notice is given, in terms of certain Rules an.-t R'r gulations made lift feflitin of Parliament, ...

... FIFE, are deiircd to meet at Cupar, upon Ttt__lay the 17th day _f OCtoiter ii.itar.i , tp ccni'.d. rof ar. application to Parliament, for an a__ regulating the ilsiute fervices for repairing t:.e high-roadc, and other matter; relative thereto. TTTANTED, for SHC MONTHS, fi-ra the middle of VV November next, A FURNISH ED HOUSE, confdlin?r G f dining room, drawing toom, four or &ye beach. rn'cers ...

... ere fold JL by CHARLES INNES at his Linen-warciiouie b-low the Exchange. IS. B. The lottery begins drawing on Monday firft. SALE of ti m b e r7 TO be SOLD at Slonhyl.ill, within four fhort mfes of Edinburgli, and half a mile of Filhcrroiv harbour, by public roup, upon Tncfelav the 14th of November inftaiif, upwards of Six Hundred FOIX-GROWN TREES, con- iiiting of Oak, Afli, Elm, Beech, Plane ...

... E S. aVTIONS ARE MAKING ACCORDINGLY. ?? aad Revived Plays will be performed, V- •! ■or expence rpared to render their Decoration, ?? a: !i- Aftio'i . „a rtaining and elegant. , compla' lll - have bei n made of the 1 1 v E Fv. o ft T ff, too large, each ofthofe boxes is now divided i ! -' 1 ? fat Ladies may be more fecure of place.;, and W°i ' vbe i'uppiied with boxes of only three or two . ...

... Gentry, for a PRINT of the G \I L ,\NT GENERAL FRASER, who was unfortunately i avd in America. 'T - Likenefs ii taken, by permiffion of the General's I.adv, from an ori- ginal Painting in her poiieiiion, and executed by one of the moft ca; i- The fiihfcriptWM) is Half a Guinea ; one half to be paid at the t : -re of fubfcriliing, the other half on delivery of tlle Print, which »iU be read, in ...

... EUPHRASIA by M ISS MAN SEL L, ?? her zd appearance in that character. Ectflfcen the- Play and I-'urcc tvill be the celebraud Comic Dance, called, T 11 E COW-KEEPE R S. As performed by Mr and Mift WEST before their MAJESTIES and the Royal Family at Kew Palace. Their performance of tliis tiomic Dance gave iuch high latisfaftion, that it was, by his Majclty'.-. command, repeated twice in the iame ...

... „ „:.. '■' ' ' ftft ft ft ft' ft ,„ wo,k :,tC, aiei. id, .purry; uhich ?? k ?? th-. p,. ?? ivfevcra! Malhr-ma&ns in 1 .linhmyh : anj likcvdlc many ?? *fe ?? ?? himfulto the indnihifofo'. ftft. ?? , :fofo'fol,'fo,'fo'fo ?? ?? a ?? Icn: And that there is r.-aion to ?? that fianc of th't loifof, „,'•', , Ihe 1 ?? Provolt ?? M, .i.i.ii-.is ?? lidiubuigb ll.'ifofo'.fo rafofond oi Tl-. IN, A tit ...