... 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 ...

... and MILL LANDS, eontainino ax English acres, the greatest part of wihaci also satr ,le; and cipable ofimps ovefnent. 1I.-HARDI NGINIAINS, HIARDENHEAD, PRI- ORLAWS, and BATI'S, lying so the parish of Ox- nanr., and awithin three nmiles of Jedbnrgh, at ...

... Mr TOMS-Courtall, Mr EGAN. Wardy, - - Mr ROCK. Mrs Racket, Mrs- KENNEDY. ;,ady, Francis Touchwood, Miss WALSTEIM- Letitia Hardy, (with a song in character) Miss DUNCAN, In Act IV. a GRAND MASQUERADE. .hfter which, a Comic Interlude, taken from the Farce ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...