... .chool Yeards, being the eafl pavilion belonging to the focitty of Surgeons. The houfe has of late h_id a thorough repa.r, and confifls of four rooms and as many clofets, fbme of wh eh will hold a bed, a good kitchen, with a water-pipe, and Ser- vants room, a fmail court, in which there is a pantry, coal- houfe, two cellars, and other conveniences.^ — Apply to Mr. Walker Treafurer to the ...

... -jisa. Quarto, piice 3s. -f^-IHIS tolieelion of ftate papers te divided into two fi 'I parts : The Erft contains alt thi letters winch I \ paifed between Lord Weymouth and Mr. Harris, I JL the Britifii Charge dcs affairs at the court ot ?? alfo thofc between Lord Rocbford and Mr. Harris, I Vh the declaration made by Prince Mafcran and the ac- r,orie by Lord Rochford. nrW«.»»« ?? r?t-» of ...

... the Ladies, that M. FLOYD ' TEACHES EMBROYTJERINO in the TAMBOUR, gold, fi'v-r, fhetiitl, &c. likcwift , al rrmaer of open che** upon muflin, with the two pointed needle, in a man- *ne.-e-r tatfghj here btfore. She propofes be.-.inn.'i.ar; on i-.*tday ttie jtb of Jannary, .'caching at Mr. MUcbeffs in ?? ?? -.-veid, fecond turnpike on' the right band, feeoi.d d-jor of the Itair, fr.m ten in the ...

... houfe, upon Thuriday the .7th-iiiftant, by eleven o'clock orenoon. f_ — ; : ■•- i - — . ON Thurfday the 7th of November current, there will be expofcd ta file, by wav of public roup, A Parcel of YOUSiG and OED HORSES, and BLACK CATTLE, at the houfe of Barnton, fcr ready mor.ey. The roup to begin at ten o'clock forenoon. To be LET, for live or fix months from this date, CONVENIENT HOUSE, on the ...

... be DISSOLVED at Whitfunday next. — Mr Kinc^id afiumes mo'iier partner; and carrieson bufinti's in the old iliop. — Mr Bell has taken that lar^e commodious (hop anci wa'e-hou'« firlt entry above the Exchange, (iiow poifrfled by Meff H.rf and Poilbii.)-r— Thoi'e who aye in debted to ihe Company, by open accounts, are entreated to fettle the fune without deiav. - - - CONTINUES on SALE until ...

... the 37th current ; antl as the Go- vernor and Direaors art- to lay matters of importance before the Society, it is begged, that the members will attend. — The Governor and Direaors have, likewife, refolved to reftrict the number of gentlemens tickets for the future: The Governor and Depute- Governor are to give only lix each, and the Treafurcr anti. Direaors only three each. THIS morning was ...

... BOOK, bound in wh-.te ;\e'ium, and tied with a firing, containing ?? v papers and nctes. Who- ever has found it, and willrelt.-reit to John Ralfour Book- feller in Edinburgh, fhall have: TWO GUINEAS RE WARD, and no queftions afke.d. The numbers of the notes are known, and ftopt a* th ■■■ ?? On Thurfday the xfi. of Dtee.:.ber, wiil be publiflied, The UNIVERSAL SCQTS ALMANACK, AND The EDINBURGH ...

... f.,l Sre to, by-perf t.s unknown, and pait ofthe fhip's fur- r.itvre, and. fome other things Hole, particularly, a fiiit of ?? cr.'.-urf-d mens cloths, with geld bafket buttons, agood nanv ii -iris mar'td D. B. feverai pairs of filk and worfted nier.s frock'T'j:?, a fcarlet jpeket, and feveral othtr feamens iac' cts, amufket, (Tower made) with many other particu- lars of vahie. Whoever wd ...

... for the foreign duties, at tl c Cuftom-houfe of Rothfay, upon Tueiday the 27th in- I ftant, at the hour cf twelve at noon, Five Puncheon s Two Hbgifaeads of TAMA- I ICA, and Two Puncheons arid One Honfhead of ANTIGUA RUM. Th- rum, and comii^ionii of fale, to be feen at the above Cuitomhoufe, the dry before, and o.i the day of fale To be S O L D, , A Good Second-hand Modevn FOUR ■^ WHEELLED ...

... have been led to believe, that ke had gi\en overthe leaching of ENGLISH, in jultEe, both to hiir.felf, and to the public, hath been adviicd to advertii'e, That be continues to profecute, with aflidtiity, this lieccii'ary branch of his bufinei>. He hath lattly engaged with feme peifons of rank, en cer- tain conditions, to teach twer.ty-rci.ir of their children to read in f.x n.onths, and in fix ...

... varments and furniture, with Ac heft ingrained colours. A '.Ac ?? of the inoft faihionable London patterns, are to be feea in thf r book, at the fhep of Mr. Rober* M-vjbr^y, at the head of Libbeiton 's wynd, Lawn-mv.ket, Edinburgh, where 'he cloth is HBCffaea ; and their lljilnii il may liepeht; upoti having it well printed, and HUIHMJ in doc time. A D V E RTIS EM EN T S. THE Managers of the ...

... Weft-bow, Edinburgh, confining of two fire- rooms, and a kitchen, anda room without afire, with clo- fets and other conveniencies. The kitchen is ?? by Mrs. Milne, at the yearly rent of 1 1. and the otiicr parts of the lioufe are ?? by Wiiliam Lindfay at jl. Any per- fon inclining to' buy faid fubiect, may commune with Mr. Svvinton's fervant, Brown's fou^'-e, Edir.bii. ■;: WINES to be S O L «j ...