... great expence, and who were entirely use- . less to her. These, Thomas intended to have re- 7 duced. The Seiks at this time committing de- a\ nro~ation.s upon the Begum's country, Thomas sl went to retaliate. During his absence, the art- ful and envious ...

... and eftimates for building ( tie bridge, of 'one, or three arches, to Alexander Carnegie, Clerk to the Troitees, or James Hardie, Writer it Aberdeen, at the Town-jIoufe, upon or befre the .oth da'yaof Novemnber next. And Ml Fletcher, Engineer, will givel'uch ...

... their nianrlions and effl'ds, -as to farmers, manufaaurets, and all the commercial orders. -By order of the Dircors, H. A. HARDY, Sec. of the country-departenent. * P'erfons infuring for Three 1-hfdred Pounds, or opswahls,. vill nlot be ehaagedfor ;he-Policy ...

... mo Forfxrming, xmetalling, and ccinip&ring two or three g:o . nices ofrtheh. Tnxpike Road frons Ellon towards Pe- tcrhead. Thomas Bxxrnert, advocate in Aberdeen, w ill flexv the plan and fe&ions.x -iEr,- d -ATIfrrb, ISC3, A HOUSEXEEPER I d T'OR a SinGle ...

... -11MARKECT of- this City, according to a plan thereof, which may be feen in the hands of Mr lFlet- t i. -her, Engineer, or lames Hardie, writer. t . 'ropofals and cfimates to be lodged with either of a them on or before Wrednefday the =oth current. s Town-Hoofe ...

... Aherdeenfhire * Canal, in the line of King Street-agreeably to a Y plan to bh fhewn by Mr Fletcher; with whona, or y James Hardie, Writer, eflimates are to be lodged be e twixt and the Isth curt n louncil Cbamber, 7tb 3une, I 803. d N 0 T I C E. t S the ...

... rilk of L.t flerling each on themfnlves, as the obligatiotns of the company extend only to the original penalty of L.IO. THO'MAS DUNCAN Junr. Advocate, Broadifreet, Aberdeen; Witlliatt Gordon, Writer, Stonehavea; and tames Gray, Merchant, Fraferburgh ...

... Dingwall,gent. I Robt. Abercromubie. geit. james Hardie, gent. | Jamcs Young gent. To be Chaplain, Rtv. James Shireffs, D. 1). To be Surgeon, Huligh Macpberfon, M. D. 6, 'j-o be Quarter Mailer, Jamsses Hardie, gent. pei Gil-ernflon iolzunter nou James Chalmers ...

... the townfci A herdcen, out of the following fuhjets, vii.- a. Of the Lands in the Shorelands' belonging to Provofl Young, Mr Thomas Bannerman, and otherg. 2. Of feveral Houfes on both fides of Marichal- fleete, belonging to the Bank of Scotland, Rev. Dr ...

... Zd tsf February nex., f;M; - %? - I t- SHILL.D$ FOR GRt!?JADA, c Csisstixtr TRADER., Of MARGARET, t i Of i34 tons regifler, Thomas NqAp;r, h3atler, is now ready to take ib goods, -~ assmd has elegant Leconrniodation for paf- lengcrs, who vith the goods ...

... Perfons infuring for Three FHandred Pounds or upwards, will not be charged for the Policy. By order of the Direaors. f H. A. HARDY, Sec. of the cotintry-department. if ROUP OF ASH WOOD. On Wednefday the xxth curt thcre wril he expofed by public roup at WOODSIDE ...

... any time after Monday the a9th curt.; and .lifi in the hands of Mr. Alexander Carnegie, Town erl. of Abherdecen; or James Hardie, Writer at the f'ovn-houfe ; either of whom will give fuch farther in~fi-,mation as may be defired. VSAULTED CELLARS AT P ...