... LANDS FOR SAL.E. DyiriA7 oeJ ?? a ( Gav Do' Ateeldos. S'here will be Sold by public roup, on Friday the id of O&uber next, in Auderfon's Hotel. QOeen1 Street, 'Ewixt 6 and 7 ftcrnoon, in confequericc of an adjournment for that purpofe, rj' UE TOW1VY and LANDS of OVER BODDOM, I MAINS of BODDOM, CRAIGIEBANIC, COLDWELLS, and CAIRNIESTON, together with the MILL of Boddom and Mtilturces thereof, ...

... .ATTORNEY TAX. ?? by an Act pasred in the 25th year of his 'ut ivafjestv's reign, cap. 80, certain Stamp Duties vxcre lid upon Certilicates to be annually taken c!t ;by fsliriewr, Agents, a0d 1irocucrators, admitted, il- rriled, ur re i~tf red, in any C'ourt in (;re:t Britain, who stoal ecd p: tuctC or defcnd 'try Suit or pr'.-ecrtion in such *t:: -t, truand aater the Ist 'Novebluer 1.'si. ...

... 5* I .a.,Sc-~ufJwn'D ^ ILANDS FORt lA r, Cqusnty of .'iebtYdcen, ald Dz'?rz9 of Giwiocb. Thireiwill he foid by public tanp of ] Wednefday the ?? of Jose next, in Andsrfo's llotel, Oeen- A-.reet, wsw;xt 6 and 7 afternoon, rrHE 'I OWX N & IANDS of OVER iDODDOMNt, I. M'15 of lODDOM, CRAMIEBAN!; COIDWEI LS, and C,1 RNlESTON, together with the MiLt. of BODDOM, and Multures thereof, lyinne within ...

... : > ' ?? . ?? fR. HAMNlTON s'espectfull, ?? his friends 1J.,L ante Puhlie, thatehe willown his CLASSES on . 1 u.esay.Aie '1 oof Octo~ber. bfor the instruction of Young hi~des and Gen lesven in 'the-Principles atid Practice of Eicu tJION. !ibiose Wvh intend to honour bl'i with their, tuition, will please to -apply as early as possible, to Mess. Brown, Clark, Mottimer, or Steveuson, Bpo- 9- ...

... 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 ...