... 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 ...

... 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- ...

... (ccu- pied by Thomas Hadawar, Mcrchant, Liith. Thi-. House is pleasantly situated, having not-hino but garden ground betw.eenrit and Edinburgh. Also. the HOUSE ' j ftdj oining, wvish a large Vaislt under it, at present oeccu pied by Mr Thomas Barker. Also ...

... PittacIoIp Esq. a At Edinburgh, on the rgth curt. Mr ArEXANDER e WILSON of Perth, to Miss ELIZABETH CARLYLE. daughter of Mr Thomas Carlyle of the cty of Carlisle. J ~ ~D I E D, t his house in Adam; Square, on the acth current, RoiBr!ur CHALMERS, Esq. late ...

... and' fr L.O:roMa4iN &c l& Ryse London andl WEIL- SON & Ss',eNcE1, York. I.-THEI PLEASUR-:S OF 11HOPE, xvith other Porn'., bhy Thomas Cantabell. small 8vo.-i'rice hs. boards;5 6 Soacoirtion a degreeh Of merit appears in the firs' anlt pri nepal of theese poemns ...