... Paris, and propofes tc- open his c-.ci.00l j j,. TSonday 13th September inft. 8 CO. Soap Makers, Quetnsferry, was DISSOLVED the a 4 ?? ln'l, by mutual confent. It is hereby .requcfted, that every j, r . j £,*fiandin« indebted tothe Company, wiil immediately order par- j 1 . ?? ; , Mr* Brown grocer, he-ad of Skinner's Clol'e, Edinburgh, he 1 ?? I j r j fall power to difcharge the fame, and will ...

... General C -ert. T.i Pro- I • tors y ?? ?? ?? heie ■-:•• M mday tiie 6ih oi September nc:et, at : 1 I'SSRS ?? SAR] ES and ROBERT FALL ■LA ■' UN !AH F ■■- • '. Km,e yrars ■f , ^f„fm .' \ . ?? ' .: Jcow[ t.'v ill pay the value ' tt. Meffrs Fall themfelves, . ?? ?? ?? . ?? , ?? , ns as they may hereafter authorize to receive . . .- ?? ?? , cica] ed from the conllable on hi.-, ■-■■, t ■ ?? : ...

... i» 3 drews, on Wteineiuiy the ?? day of O-tsber next. „ _ ~MEMEL TIMBER. 1. + %Vell-eho:e-n Curso 01 MEMEL LOGS, iu'i imported, and to lie >. f± fold by William Giinly, Timher-liufs, Leith. y \S many of the Subicribers to the late Mr ie /A Walker's Sermons have not yet pnii! for their Copies, it is I t.eated rhat they will be lo good as to order payment ts. Mr Robert I Walker, at Mi J. tlin ...

... years in the VV conftant practice of keeping complete fets of regular, diftinft, and accurate BOOKS, and of managing coniidei able correfpondence in different branches ol trade. lie has i.iio been in the practice of making j „.;«, ibid rentals, and of framing approved met hods ol Book-keeping, j for factors upon large , ftates. He will undertake to Hate in a general, re- I c ular, mdcompkte ...

... and GRAMMAR ; an- other for Pronunciation and Reading. The firft is defigncd for Youth whs* have done with ths High School ; the fecond for Gentlemen of more advanced years, who may chufe toattend. ~~ UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW*. . T}J the Univerlity of Glafgow-, the ufual Prelections, for the enfuing i. fcai'o.i, wi.l begin at the following terms : 1. On the :o:h of Ocroii-ii, NATURAL PHILOSOPHY. ...

... Grieve and Gar.kner for five,! years, both in Scotland aid England, and c-a be well -recommended for his fidelity and attention to bufineis. Is well acquainted with the buying ar.d feel- ling of cattle, and thoroughly iinderftan.ls the bnfinefi of a fiarden, particularly the forcing of trees, &c. &c. His ?? tan be wel! attcfted, either in this country or in England. Plt.-.fe .pciy to John ...

... is-. in low conditisin, and ani'wers to tiie name of fT o . ?? ' Whoever will bring her to John Torrance in Path-head, near Craiifion atorefaid, lhall receive Half-a-Ouint-a Rewar.l. — HIGHLAND MUSICakd JPOETRY. is hereby given, Tiiat tt-.e annual Competition for the J>j Prizes bellowed hy tiie Honourable the Highland Society of I ornloa, on the he it performers, in tha ancient Martial ...

... feafon. Apply to Mcilrs Allan, Steuart, tjiid Co. meichante, i.citli. WANTED,— A MAS'fER BLEACHER, For the charge cf a confiderablc Field. AS fl ttahle encouragement will be given, it is hopes! no perfon will apply, but fucli as can bring proper recommendations as to his pond chat-after, and knocviedge ofliis bulinefs. For further particulars, apply to Robert Pler.derleath, Bridere-ftreet, ...

... houfe, ntar Wigton, had his bed-room broke into, and 100 Guinea Notes, one of Five Pounds, and a promif- lury Note of Hunters a.id Co. of Ayr, No. a =_ Z L. 470, dated tlie -,oth of Anguft 1.f., flolen trom him. — The note was payable to John M'Mitktn junior, Stramaer, and by him flank indorled. A Reward of Twenty Guineas is offered upon conviction of the th'ef. A GARDENER WANTED. WAXTFD at ...

... Game in Eafl Lothian. THE Duke of Roxburgh, IMI Hay of Drummelzier, The Earl of Kadinton, IMr Hay your.isjer of Drummclzier, Lord Eiibank, j Mr Hay of Nnnraw, Sir Peter Warrender, j Mr Hay of Hopes, _ir John Sinclair, j Mr Dalrymple of North Berwick, The Hon. Mr Charteris. | Mr Wiikie of Gilkerfton, Being defircus to preferve the GAME upon their lands in Eaft Lothian, it is hoped no gentleman ...

... Minilters and Gentlemen i.. the niehbourhood, when the E ,ys, in tl.eir different ctaltts, dilcovered fuch'a degree of pro - . ncy in their Education, us gave much pleafure to all prefent, mid re- ft Qed much honour on the ai.ilities and fidelity of Mr Hume their ma- lt, j - ■ School meets ?? the 11! of Oftoiier next ; and Mr Hume t il , s Bonrders up in vcrj moderate terms. Thfs Day is ...

... the ProfeilorS of the Uui- -crfity, under the infpe.tion of TnE Ret. Dr Roeertsow, Priscipai.. I. LITERATURE AND PHILOSOPHT. . nIT •. riafi ri-eeiilay, O.t. i:. ~) y: r ft Humanity Clais, ...