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... (;5tlenan 'jiug,for him/elf orfervarnts, Cloti ha o-f a pastiular colour, can hase it made cxaot to order. nL TO THE CREDITORS OF THOMAS DUNCAN. te4 V 1,iEREAS Thomnas Duncan at Auchtocher, has executed a truot deed, in favour of Alexander Bruce at Coatbank, ...
... daughter. At London, the Hon. Lady Dallas, a daughter. et MARRIED. At Bath, the Rev. Dr Lyfous, to Mifs Hardy, el- nt deft daughter of the late Colonl Hardy. At Lon- don, Mr J. R. Vincent, of the Eail India Houfe, to Mifs M. Gilchriil. At Strabane, Colonel ...
... sklfired furthwith to lodge thc fuine in the hands of Mr James Fcruuftil, W. S. Edinburgh, commont a. gent it the proccfo, ?? Hardie, Writer in Ahber- dceii I DRANDREW MOIR n,. UENO)!7S T-RER, Lod- all, .Ierdeco. EuGS leave to insfhorin fiis frcids and the ...
... and effilts, as to farmers. maont'ctuier.4- .ind all the comnnsi cial orders of the putlic Bv order of the Direrors. H. A. HARDY, Sec. of the rouotrv-departrent -2 4D 0R 1t_- - BY /JD JO VP' VXTPWT. SALE OF HOUSES, AND MulEETING OF CREDITORS. To be folt ...
... and 7 afternoon. Ad T HAT large Houfe in Little jobm-ftreet, poffeifed T h by Thomas Gordon, mafon, Mr Cobn Innes, ill and others, and which lately belonged to the faid ce Thomas Gordon, and now to truftees for behoof of 1- his creditors. AS ALSO, an annual ...
... Burnctt, Efq; - Sher7F Clerk, Capt. Ranalby, R. N. ?? kenzic, Ei'q; Mr. Wauchope, of Nid- i-r.Vfe, drv, ,i 53.rs'.slp, Mr. Thomas Handerfoii, ,I sin's Law, Treafurer. .i .,bthtltot, Efil; hmcriptions. are fill received at the principal ,.n:-sto .ufcs in ...
... Ilousb of Commons yesterday. 1,Ve are happy to state, that Mfiss Addington t .!S atiout fnoon this dty somewhat better. :xr Th'omas Trowbridge is to be appointed a C rnmodore, to succeed Admiral Rainier in the 'Sit I-idies. Governor Creyike, of the Royal ...
... two medical flieit, to wyilt you rny obfi.-vations, afd to acquaint you of the cure perforted. I am, Sir, with elicem, &c. THOMAS BOOG, Surgeon and Apothecary, I Carlongatc, Edinburgh. I Rthbcrt Baikes, Efq. (Foundcr of thle Sunday Schook,).of Gloucefler ...
... Burn bl!itw the faid fireet, are defi: red to Wodge their propolals and eftimates with Mr A. Carnegie, Town Clerk, or Janies Hardie, Writer, I I at the Town-lhoufe, betwixt and the gth of Junenext. A plan and fpecification of the works to be execu. ted may ...
... the North, to be fet up i' iots; the pikrticulars of which, and conditions of Ilae may be learnt on ap- | plying.to James Hardie, writer, at the -own Houfe, I any time previouis to the roup- and George Turriff, Dean of Guild's officer, will point out ...
... 2yth regiment of foot, for Halifax, sailed on Wednesday afternoon fromn the Downs, in a thle Hibberts, Queen, Martha, and Thomas tran- sports, as did the 49th regiment for Quebec, in E the Yorfolk, Richard and Peggy, and Thritar transports. b The advices ...
... their manflons and clelbvs, as to farrners, manufafiorcis, and all the commercial orders. By order of the Direflors, H. A, HARDY, Sec. of the countrt-;departmncot. 00 al t1 .A pi gl of ti II PI L2 ( lo PI of tri 53 in cc f III H lb~ us^ th 101 lth ro, ...