... 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, ...

... David Forbts writer, Brodie's clofe, Edinburgh. VyHEREAS, on Sunday the 19th hiir. during the time of Divine Service, the boole of A't.:- ander Landale, tenant in Maw, was broke open, and die fol- lowing articts Itolen from tlience, riz. Two Sift trf Melt's Clothing, one of them light blue Eiiglifh doth, with hair bat- tons, the other a wine-co! utrcd one, with mettle butt i s double gilded; ...

... Tiles of Scotland, called Hybrides ; Ey Mr DONALD MONRO, High Dean of the Illes, who travelled throuah moft of them in the year 1549- With the Genealogies of the Chief CLAN'S of the Illes. Now tint put— shed from the Manufcript. To which is added, I. An Account of Ilii la and Rona ; by the Lord Regifter Sir George M — v.izie 1 T.i'hat; never bcful-c.publ'i^ied. 11. A i^efciiptioii cif ...

... be exhibited in this City, at Mr Elder's large room, the back of Prince's ftreet, New Town, from ten in the morning till feven in the even- ing, and politively no longer. It is therefore hoped tliofe Ladies and Gentlemen who have not feen this ur. parallelled piece of architeefture, will take the prefent antl lafl opportu- nity, as the Model will never be feen here again. This adaiirable piece ...

... WHEN IT IS HOPED THE WHOLE GENTLEMEN OF THE CLUB . WILL ATTEND. To be SOLD by Public Roup, upon Monday the oth inft. HTHE whole HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, . confifting of mahogony tables, chairs, hed-fUads, fea- ther-beds, blankets, bed, table, and. body linens, China, glafs- ware, mirror giafs, iilver plate, kitchen furniture, and other articles, lateliie property of Captain John Clirk dccci- fed, ...

... .lories* to the belt advantage. — Thole who pleafe to favour him with employment, may depend on being punctually anfwered. He has at orefei'.t on hand an Affortnvent of very gbod SECOND-HAND HECKi.ES, uf ?? 'kinds, all in ex- cellent order, which he v.ill difpofe of to thofe who want t hem, on the mol*- reafonable terms. ' t TUST arrived from the laft INDIA SALE, and to be fold at J Mr M'Nab's ...

... brought home by their fliip North Star, hilling 1772, and aifo that by Ship ?? of Wales, iiihings 1771 and 1773, are thereby enabled to declare a dividend of 20 per cent profit, or iol. pc ...

... OF BRITAIN, Being a Series of Reflections oti the Situation, Lands, Inha- bitants, Colonies, ancl Commerce of this Ifland, &c. 2 vols 4to. Lord Chefterfield *s LETTERS on EDUCATION, ?? to his Son, and other Pieces on various fubjects. i vols 4to. C**f* Thofe that favour the above fhop, wiii be regularly ferved with all the beft new publications, reviews, maga- zines, &c. The above book of Dr ...

... -•. The- Second EfiTtox of A FAT H E ft's EEG A C V TO 11 i s ■ r> A v g fi x c. ii sr. By the late Pr J O H If - G R E G O R Y. JHEGKAND LGEK-K of S;_OTi__AND; having taken into confideratioii iht- i.refent ftat.- of their Funds, together with the Arrears due by the f_ve-r,l 1.0 :• . -, in Scotland holding of them, ORDERED, That fuch L.u'ecs ttiat are above two years in .-invar, will, betwixt ...

... all the Original Mufic compofed by HENRY PURC E L L. Proferpo, (the Enchanter) Mr Hague; Trincalo, Mr Wil- fon ■ Stephano, Mr Inchbald ; Ferdinand, Mr Hatton ; Caliban, Mr Johnfon ; Alonzo, Mr Mofs; Gonzalez, Mr Webb; Antonio, Mr Wefton: Sebaftian, Mr Charteris; Boatfwa—, Mr Mills. Miranda, MrsJohnfofl. Ariel (with all the fongs) by Mrs WESTON. To which will be acid ed, The Pantomime of HA-R ...

... -martet, London, gratefully thanks his cuftcsners ?? ?? I and hopes for the contiimance of their favours? j- ?? -ivent insffalces, ?? tbeni, he has no con- id. •■' fiei w jth Andcrfon and Lorimer in ?? . Strand. i-,, ?? for hitn are taken in by Thoiias Tait, at Mi* ; ?? i'r otter's fhop, bead ofthe Weffßaw, as formerly. He dyes and cleans gold and filver- BreKades. plain - v 'i''„rt' ' Sill*. ...

... '„.: : ■dddi-'l V/T De VI LLEDIEO, 'Aiy 'A-A'-'i s ?? , iVI. Fencing-mailer from f A^H, i-f- ?? the Royal Academy of Pa- ?? ?? A' A'\ ri s, begs leave to inform ?? '•'■ the Noii * !it > and Gentry of ?? /AA , *^ || J: this city and neighbour- fl % ?? -X--,— - -yy- ?? hood, That he is now ?? .-L-tii-v. ?? ?? removed rrom Ins former Jemy in Don's clofe, (as its tituation was much ...