... being univerfally known ab it need only be oblferved, that the Merino Sheep, con- AY trary to the received opinion, are as hardy, and as .fuit.- on . able to the climate of Scotland, as any other kind what- Cc I ever; and as a proof of this, the Lambs ...

... dinburgh, as explained by them in their late Pamphlet by Thomas Brown, M. D.-Price Is. 5. Obfervations on the Nature and Tendency of the Dohlrine of Mr Hume, concerning the relation ?? ana Effe&; by Thomas Brown, M. D.-Price 5s. ACCOMPT BOOKS, . tON A NW.W ...

... 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 ...

... acconmptant. GILBERT FIFE, late at Mill of Melgund.-Creditors receive a dividend, 16thiJute, from George M'Hardie, at Crofs-town of Abertomno. THOMAS BuCItASNA-N, Grocerin Calton of Glafg6w.- Creditors fee ilare of his affairs with WilliamnThomfon, the trufree ...

... PORT GOXWER, on the Eaft Coaki of Sutherland, in conformity to a plan, l elevation, fedtion, and fpecification, made out by Thomas it Telford, Efq. in the hands of William Mackenzie, W.S. Edinburgh, to whom application may be made. 0 ?? to Contractors. ...

... aPIERatPORTGOWER, on the Eaft Coaft of Sutherland, in conformity to a plan, elevation, feffion, and fpecification, made out by Thomas Telford, Efq. in the hands of William Mackenzie, W.S. Edinburgh, to whom application may be made. WANTED TO BORROW, A'o-v ...

... fuited for fiipping grain. The roup te be held within the Granary, on Wed- nefday the 6th of Auguft next, at 1.2. o'clock noon. Thomas Gorie, in Ferryporton Craig will Lhow the Lofts. Not to be repeated. 'To BE SOLD, ?? By Private Bargain, A DEBT ofI.. 17,509: ...

... as ufual. STZ VA raDS.! LORD DOUNE. Th6 Hon. GEORGE ABERCROMBY. GEORGE RAMSAY, Efq. D.;M. BINNING, Efq. -b,, SALMON FLIES.w THOMAS M'LEAN canwith:Amfidenceaf- l fure his Cuflomers and the Publiih that he has adopted a Plan of DRESSING his SALMON FLIES, ...

... 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 ...

... pallure, and of fome excellent meadow , round. ?? 111. The MILL and MILL LANDS of BAVE- ef LAW, as pofflffed by Alexahder Hardie, confsfting of about 115 acres of arable land, part of which is of a ve- .e ri fuperior quality. It is intended to take four ...

... GREY GIG GALLOWAY, fit vears old v at 14 hands high, and very ihrong; can trot at II tiles an hour in harnefs, and is very hardy. he above horfes are well lknownv in the countrv to the firit rate Hunters, and are parted wvith for no ssalt; are in the higheft ...