... Be-Nvickshire, on Tuesdiiv the zist s,1ist. Mr GEoRor nr C.AiST.UI-RS, merchant, Leithi, to MrISS IILLEN DR)vSDALE, daughter of Ir Thomas Drysdaae olf tsoylaws At Hanrburgh, an the 28thl ult: S.iMuE PZRET Fq. tb MiSS fi x HA:RR1ET sCkSON; L - B-IRTH -- At Strorrness ...

... parts., Every thing is fettled, even to the Co- lour of the coat of the General Undertake-r, he whofe name is Booly - e- Sir Thomas Bouldon Thombfon, the brave re Commander of the Belilona, who loft his leg in - the aaion of the 2d inflanrs, continues at ...

... Cornhill; Mr Hes- e kt, Royal Exchange; Mr Heather, Leadenhall- street; Messrs J. and A. Arch, Gracechurch-stree!. Y UMtssrs. Hardy and Sons, Shadwell; Mr Watson' Hermitagc ; Mr Debrett, PLcadilly ; and all the e booksellers in Pa crnoser-roiw..Sold also ...

... Company for Scotland are, Mr John Young, - - Edioburgh Hary Lunifden, Efg. - Aberdeen Mefl, Loudon, Craigie, & Co. Glafgow D'r Thomas Sandeman, Perth . Mkr William Clark, - Dumfries . Mr Alexander Inies, - Elgin Mr Robert Brunton, - Leith. . a he important ...

... of David Stirling, Royal Bank, Glasgow. David Wallace, merchant, Paisley. c n, William Stewart, jun. Bank, Ayr. t te James Hardie, Haddington. m 4lliam Brown, Dunbar. - -d Henry Oliphant, merchant, Kirkcaldy.I :t, CharlesHurct Bank, Dunfernnline. 'd Thonlsas ...

... The Rev. A. Clarke, Methodist Preacher, Man- t?, chester The Rev. Joseph Taylor, of Coppuli -m The Rev. Thomas Knowles, of Standish t6 The Rev. Thomas Lowve, of Atberton vi The Rev. Tohn Relphe, of Oswald 'rurth The Rev. Richard Johnson, of Aisgarta -at ...

... in a third lot. tntendiuhg purchasers may apply fot further informa- tion, to John Robertson, of Dunlop Street, Glasgow- T'homas Manson, writer to the signer, No. 50, Georg. Street, EduTsibuthli; o Thuomas Sellar, Writer ina Elginm fac in the lands. t ...

... Lubec to Leith, flax. Gatiges, Wil amson, from Rigato London, wheat; r6. Pomona, Davidson, from ditto to ditto, hemp. Concord, Hardie, from ditto to Kirkcaldy, flax. Blair, Keay, from ditto to Bridport, ditto. Fortitude, Duncanson, from St Petersburgh to Perth ...

... FISHERY, Thomas and James Arbuthnot, Peerhead, per theit vessel the Diligence, the highest and only premium of - - L.40 10 For the SUN or SAIL FISH, caught, that is, for the greatest quantity of Oil extract- ed from that Fish, viz. Thesaid Thomas and James ...

... of Thiesenhauseti and Dru- Act A 3al a Rakitz FLAX, of good quality, and in the best condition, imported per the Concord, Hardie, from ero pasesculate apply to |ohn Spittall ~Kirkaldy. SOAP UTENSILS, &c. 7 u sen To be SOLD at Dunbar, on Thursday the sof ...

... Convoy which is appointed to nex sail first fair wind after I t4 FPr ?? THE ~~proximo, Pat THE NEW BRIG SUSAN a E .fi 5, .JAAES HARDIE Master. (in Apply to A. SOMMTFRr AIL & CO. in 4.ijh, AugusstZ9, 1Soc. .tOR HAltMBURGH, THE FRIENDAHIP, 22 * xl j JossN BROWN ...

... Sulivan, Esq. Maxwell Gartshore, M.D. Johns Varoham, Esq. Thomas Philip Hampstn, Francis WilseonEsq. I Eq . Gdeb Wye, Esq'. William Harwood, Esq. 'Jofin Hosier, -Esq. Sir John -Cox Hippisley, i David Thomas, Esq. H Bart. Robert Wigram, Esq. G co.Johnstcne,Et9q ...