... BsOZD, A BOUT 20 Couple of well.bred HOUf4DS, that , have been accuftomed. ta huint hare and-fox- they are very flout and hardy. Particulars may be had of James White, Cumbernauld Houfe, by Falkirk. HOkSES FOR bALE. .3 'obe SOLD -at WorDswoar i's Repofitory ...

... amora which were the following:- i Mr J. Robertfon, of Edinburgh, received 20 guineas for a machine to weave fifliing nets. Dr Thomas Cogan, of Bath, received a gold medal for a drag, the ufe of which, at the requeft of the Prefi- dent, he asplained, in faving ...

... Edinburgh, Stc was robbed jof the inp.il n-.v Kelfi. — S .- Aikxiif-xaS. j A letter from Coili, dated September 30, tm • Sir Thomas Lighten, Ea join, Le.s, Eta. I Secretary to the Genera! Pofl-office, and Allan I Mac-Lean, Efq. Start.*), to the Comniiil_c-e:s ...

... he already ftands inrolled. Colonel Francis Williana Grant. Wsiliana M'lnen Frafer of Balnaia, M. D. as Lifereot- er, add Thomas Frafer, Efq. his elde l fon, as P;-r. LOCKHART KNLOCE Ztsrrsefi, Sept. 14. 1804. NOTICE. FtPERE will be a Meeting of the TRUSTEES ...

... held, the Swan public-house, Piccadilly, Anthohy Cell, Esq. on the body of Thomas Soaper, Who died on Saturday last, at St George’s Hospital, a bite of a rattle-snake. Mr Thomas Maynard, one of the assistantsurgeons belonging to the above Hospital, stated ...

... droop their c ' j. Athol. The pine, the 'tf the willow, are all ff{J with waving twigs; and oak, the monarch of t: ? hangs his hardy difhevell imitation of his fair conf° r ' For the Scots Magazine. ORIGINAL LETTER FROM ROBERT BAIL LIE, PRINCIPAL OF TFJE ...

... Feuduty 'L. 4s. per. foot of frvfit.' -.:For fartherparticlars, application may be mide to Mr. ' farnege, Town .Clerk' or James Hardie, Advocate in Aberdeen, cither of whlm vwill shew the articlec of rimp. HOUSRS ANiT) GARDEN FOR SALTE, .it tfie imnlediat. ...

... comnlexion, dirty looking, and ragged. Left his wor weeks ago. By trade a weaver. THREE GUINEAS rewiard. Arilly tci, Mr james Hardie, advocate,'Aberdeen. TO BE SOLD, BY WAY OF FEU, By public roup, on a day to he afterwards advertifed, fif not previonulydifpofed ...

... and advanced agati to Coienza. It is to be deeply regretted, that eliectual support could not be given c to the leval and hardy Calabrians. The sanguin- ary ALIASSENA is now advancing against them with the whole of the French force, and we anticipate ...

... affdavits thereon, toB John Hardy, Rathen, againl: the ad Decennher next, otherwvise they will have no part of the dividend.-k Likewife thofi indebted to faid John Urquhart, if not paid againit ten dayx to faid John Hardy, they will be innmediately profecuted ...

... fea at 7 Coaft. Every encouragement will be given to fiublan- fon tial and iimproving tenants. Offers will bc received by Thomas Burnett, advo- E11 cate iii Aberdeen * and th. marches of the different farms, xvill be ihewn on application to James Robert- ...

... oats, in the Corn Exclhange at 415. t per qnau ter, andi dii unnlawfully regrate So quarters of t .the fiid oats to Wi'liam Hardy, for the price of 435. h1 pi' ouartor. I Mr lirikiec frid, this was a cafe that deferted all r I rir atnti: tion anld all their ...