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... 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^ ...
... 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 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 ...
... will be fold confiderably cheaper than t i,3t* he brought home in November laft. ,-r-O beSOLD, by public roup, within the Exchange eof - T houfe, Edinburgh, upon Tuefday the 2 9 th January cur- rent brtvrirt the hour's of four and live afternoon, the fol- ••nniTrr!'^ in lots, or leparate nouies. I1 r t J Sat STONE TENEMENT, lying i fouth-lide oftbe Cowgate, at the Foot or Home's %on^ingof, ...
... ces.viz. Bohea from 3s. 4 d. to 4s. per pound.good cohgo at 6 s. beft ditto at 6 s. 6 d. fineft fhoufhong at 7 s. excelient Kep- per and Padrie-fhoufhong at 10 s. Green from 6 s. to 14 s.All Dutch weight. The public will find this tea, st leaft, ten per cent better in quality, than any that can be bought :B London. -He alfo fells WINE and FOREIGN SPIRITS at the loweft prices, particularly, ...
... following pri- ces, viz. Bohta tea from 3 s. 4 d. to 4 s. per pound, good Congo a* 6 s.. I eft ditto at 6 s. 6 d. fined, fhoufhong at 7 s. excellent Keppev ar.ti P. drie-ihoufheng at ics. Green from 6s. to 14 s. Al! Dutch weight. Tiie '.public v.-ii! find this tea, at Itail, ttc per cent better in quality, than any tbat can be bought in London. lie .lifo fells WTVE and FO- REIGN SPIRITS, at ...
... the beft kinds, from one veir to etzhl art] grafting. ' . -. jf Enquire at the Gardener at Duuhop. .■ ft ADVERTIS £ ME N T S. T^HAT tiic OfEte of Mafter or Governor * of George Watfon's hofpital being vacant, and the.-Gove- rnors having refolved: to appoint another Schoolmafler in t t.e hofpital ; nerfons hnalificd for either of thefe offices, f y apply to William Galloway, Merchant- in ...
... 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 ...
... can prove the property, and will pay the neccfiary ex- penccs, upon applying to Mr. Edmonftone at Kerfey ; or Mr. Hay at Alloa, fhall have the dog returned. N..8. This adveitifement not to be repeated. A Lieutenant upon half-pay^ willing to pur- chafe upon full pay, in an old. regiment of foot, will hear of an exchange, by applying to Mr. John Black, Mer- chant in Edinburgh. . This ...
... the 15th current, was escamined, the LA- TIN SCHOOL of Mr. JAMES MOIR df this city, in the prefence of parents interefted, arid other refpedtable perfons, well able to judge of clafficalproficiericy, when the boys, fuitably to their ages, and their' time at this place of inftruclion, gave to all ample fatisfa&ion, refpeeling the me- thod and affiduity of the Maiter, and their own genius and ...
... E L E M' E > T S '• ' ', O F . T- H E . H I ST OR V of EN GLA Pf D.; prom the invatio'n of Romans, to the reign of George fell. TianSated from the French of AbbeMniat, Royal Profeflor of liiftory in the univeility.of Pai-ma, and Member of the academies of Lyons and feNancy. By Mr.dK. E N R I CX. jy? The public are here prefented with a work much want-' ,j. a compendious, and, at the fame ...
... 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 ...