... Scotland v are, C Mr JOI-IN YO1JUNG, Edinbltrgh, ti Nary Lumsden, Esqc. Aberdceti Ic - Moss, Loudon, Craigie, & Co. G!asgow Mr Thomas Sandeman Pecrtc MrWilliavii Clark - Docnfries it Mr Aletandler Innes, - Elgin t 'Mr Robert Bruoton - Leitlh : The important ...

... July, which drove the following vessels ern shore, but were afterwirds got off, viz.' the Peace Clark, from London ; Bellona, Thomas, frorn Suri- onai ; Sheerwater, -, Lion's Revenge, and several snall craft. The Phienix, Gnnby, for London, is put back to ...

... between two medical ottn, to write you my observations, and to acquaint you of the cure performed. I arn, Sir, svith esteem, &c. THOMAS BOOG, Surgeon & Apotllecary, Canongate, Edinburgh. Robert Raikes, Etsq. (Founder of the Sunday Schools) of Gloucester, will ...

... Hon. Captain DAVID RAMSAY, First Bat- talion of the Royals. At Tobago, in the West Indies, in the month of Ju- ly last, Mr THOMAS STEEL, son of Mr Robert Steel, writer in Lanark. At Raymond-Hall, Jamraica,'on the Stb August last' rt ma fewv days illness ...

... ruweit of Ar;!/ev. F the Firft Lieutenant Thomas B. P. Hardy to be Captain by Lieutenant, vice Raitt, deceafed; dated October i5, e, by 8or. Second Lieutenant George Harben to be Firit ance, Lieutenant, vice Hardy, promoted; dated Dcccmnber ,p on a, a8ot ...

... the Houfe of Commons for an enquiry into the Fer- at rol expedition;. for it 75, againtf it 149.-The lady of the late Sir C. Hardy was burnt to death at Sooth- al ampton, by a candle fetting fire to her clothes. bi 19. His Majefty's fhip Pherbe of 36 g mns ...

... uniorn ,vilh her peopl, PLYMOUTH-l, JanutnrY 4. KLate laft evening arrived, dciven in by con- trary wind, the Eden, Captain Thomas Hardy, from Surinam ; and the Progrers, Captain Froft, from Dominico: They failed in company with a large fleet, under convoy ...

... to Lord Sydney, fhould be in read. ily, CHERLES PEARCE produced a letter, figned jo- ._ feph Wall, addreffed, Right Hon. 'Thomas rowis- her fhend, dated z6th Augullft r78. Cut. The return of the garrifon by the prifor.er was then ,me read. L to Mr ATbORNre ...

... performed at the Edinburgh Theatre, for the benefit the Charity Worklioufe. Mrs Llten graturtoully a&ed the character Letitia Hardy, in her excellence. Places in the boxes were half guin'ra, in the pit in the gallery The receipts ceipts are fuppofed to have ...

... 5 w4lll be presented, a C o 2, 1 E D Y, called the BELLES STRATAGEM. E M W RITTEN 7 b1RS COWLEY. COt T .e Part of LETITIA HARDY by M Rs E S T ' N, tVho, en this Occasion has% oliiely udhdrtakcn `L6 and appear in that Charactcr. thc DtOriccurt, ,r YOUNG ...

... the firft famnilie s in Scotland. Asa;lfo , the Farm, Farm-houfe, Breweery, Apperd ages and OfficesofEASTERDUDDINGSTON or HARDY- LFIAT, confiding of 56 acres or thereby, 2o acres of which are ?? laid down in green crop. TIheefe lands are capable of very ...

... 7J'WENTY FIVE PIECES Crown WAINSCOT, . r2 and Twelve Pieces Crown FAT WOOD, of va- rious lengths, imported in the Adventure, Hardie, from Riga. '1'hcy vill be put up itn such lots as internding pul-- chasers may incline,- and'n'a-v be seen any time previ- ...