... Guildhall. The freedom of the city, and a fword of the g e value.of an hundred guineas, were voted to ( n Captain Thomas Mafterman Hardy, captain o. 1- the Vidory, the late Lord Nelfon's flag (hip. I The Lord Miyor delivered into the Court his e , Majefty's ...

... poffeflion of every Chriltian and endearing ViltUeC. At Port-Glafgov, on Friday the 22d current, in the 3oth year of his age, THOMAS XING, Efq. of Milnbank, moflt fincerely and d fer. vedly lamented by all his friends and acquaint- ances. At his houfe in ...

... 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 ...

... MARGARET MAIR. ?? Bo-nefs, on Monday lalt, Mr DANIEL MACLACH LA1S,, ierchant, Glafgpw, to Mifs ANNs HARDIER daighter of Arch. Hardie, Efq. Bo-nefs. At Logie Green, near Edinburgh, on 17th curt. Mr ROBERT CoLoDSTREAAM, sierchant,Leith, to ?? Et.L-, ZBAETIS ...

... 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 ...