... ESTF]Df IN ABERDEENSHjIRE FO.R SAIf. To be Soi.o by public roup, within the house of Wil- liam Gordon, vintner, Aberdeen, on WedInesday the 4th day of August 1802, at two o'clock afternoon, 4 'HE LANDS and ESTATE of RIJBItLAW, consisting of airove sir hundred Scotch acres, ly- inrg comcpaci, iln the immediate vicinity of Abedeen, an'& possessing all the advantages which accrue r nl so ...

... CAPITAL AND EXTENSIVE: S,&.igErEP;A:R!¶S. 3 ALL ?? ksi ownf l bviitel ^,mle9f S.TRA'I'H4 A tCOINOPJ, situated iln .the onunty of1 Ross, aud' inefre parishes of coniiti and Fodri-ty, si;illl lie dixi ded and inminediately s t into Ssheep Farms. t'his country i6 upwards of twenty miles in length and is from eight to twelve miles broad., The Conon a large Tiver runs through it, the baniks of ...

... EXTERNAL APPEAR-tNCE 37ORD CKESTERFIELII) particularly advises I ticeatliiiess, not; riy as ne~cessary to health, bi~tt ne sutcces !f onr fortunes ill lifc, and wvith So sot!)itll, a complaint as any disease that hals thle least analogy to the Scrofula, ittdoltnce xv i: riatur dy prevent either of the sexces from profiting hy tsis excellent observation. ERUP'I lONS IN THE FACE. TThe ...

... FASHIONABLE IPANCING ?? -kAUGtJT. :e) a Ar 6 P A R X E R refpedlfrily Wflers her fervi- e ces to the LAPIES OF EDIN1BWIGH, who are defirous of- perfefting ?? any of thd NEW AND FASHIONABLE 14ANl:'ES now prac- ?? in the Polite Circles of London, Bath, &s.&c. n . AS ALS O nf THE SCOTCI4 DANCES io univerfally ddmired, par- t, ticularly the STRAT]4SPEY MINUET, at prefent . the'eigning tafle of ...

... A. C-lNMMIIING, A! tje Old Hell, Buxton ?? lher mnn11ficere akowledg.ns -to the Na- Bi bility and Public in general, firth ayL- yours ee haa ,cprienceds both during her late huiI. bands lfe nd fsts anleops fr teircojitintiance. 'i ; . L ~ i iNFIRMARY, , O HULa, April 1). 180:5. C 1O US7E SULTGEON, APOTHECARY and SE- IXCRETARY wanted for the General In5irmary, Elfo of not iefs thin r f hs e a: ...

... ?? GO cofrs RooMS. ST A B IL I N I mo refpett1lly bgs leave tov irnform his Friends anid the Publ1ic, that t CONCERT i fixed for Friday the V NFFb I current, O het he trulls that they will of Fkidnebra to honour hint with their patronage. . avetil ?? V 0 THE CO.VC.E].PT Overture, NMartini, entitled, Henry IV, rare Oveu vithl ?? Drums. ?? Shaws, Faithlefs Emma.- Ste'venfs. Vo lin Mr ...

... j'O. e'X - fUE SIEUWHJBRMAN J3OA'ZZ 411.S h iasfall am ply recoiopenfed in finding his ?? ?? ,1 ?? Ki.n 's Arita Ball RPostr, IGH STREET, EDINBIJRItI, 1,c 11 firi ten nights, nl witt the nwofh s r. ciriosne from the very brilliant arid Un- :tdicwho hr-ca already attend~ed him ,0115 , f,,/atj, the Room was Lu crowded, jc ni etl ven ?? theyhadT. Tckets, could not gain t ie,' eerefore, begs leave ...

... t, E~teatte 3a L . 4 r This prefent Evening, March 6. 1806, willbe prefented, ) The Tragedy of KING RICHARI) THIRD. e i King Richard, Mr Wrts3oTEN-Earl of Richmond, ; . Mr ToM s-Queen, Mrs MAsoN--Lady Anne, Mifs n WALTON t BARNABY BRirTLE. r e On SATURDAY, Shakefpeare's Comedv of MUCH ADO ABOUT NOT'HI'lNG. To which will be added, (for the fourth time,) 1 s THE HUNTER OF THE ALPS, With New ...

... 'pIf CO'IHS FOR PEIISSES, l5'r. * CAMTjPB7ELL & PULiE ?? the arrival df an Flegant odl ExretIve Affortment of SUPERFfNE LA- ED Cc'F e CIR ,'ASSIAN CLOTHi.,ROYAL piL, C gi' iS, GEORGIAN CASSIMERES, jigLtS9 l~j, SPANtSH.FLANNE LS, SA- FLANspcNELS, &c: of'the Nevef and.rmoff i14BtJ iicUlo~ Tle Royal Pelilre Cloths are lighter I - t ...

... i eo D R A W I N G. f - LAURENCE will begirhiiSU M i CLASSES S. for DRAWING, at the New School, Leitht, on Monday the 2d of Mav.--Days of Teaching, Mon- days, Wednrfdays, and Saturdays, at five o'clock after- noon. ApripSl 18. T o ?? rc Cornrnrs~iot.rs of ?? of tie Couutj of R;rJr. Gr-- rar ?? -I re I BEG leave to tak- this opportunity of returnng you te my rmoff greteful thanks for the honour ...

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... nt- - ATLAS er- FIRE Esi LIFE ASSUkANCE CO&IP~5l or :he r O .7V.D O.W- ce ERSONS who have A§sured at this Office are reques.- ips S'ed te take notice, that Policies expiring at MICIHL iPS ELMA&D Y next, should be renewed at that perioda u- or witL n Fifteed days thereafteri tes Persons desirous of encrelasing the amount of their As- ' seurapces in consequence of the increased price- of ...