... BUYING SMUGGL9P GOODS. Exce Office,- Edinburgh, i9th April, 1803. 1 CH OMMISSIONIRSof EXCISE takilng in- 1 t to confideration the lofs fuftained by the revenue and the fair traders, by the great quantities of Foreign I Spirits, Coffee, 'rca, Cocoa Nuts, Tobacco and Snuff 1 clandeflinelv imported iinto, and of Spirits illegally made and fold in this kingdom, and that many deal ers and private ...

... ¶2j;i dJ-i i pis lf'd, A P () R '1' 1T kA I T ii' OF i L' ' 11J',mornolahe' H. Ni: y AnDIGTON C hancelloi of th- 1; c. he-pier - r . i'I, Sty r;, 7its hi io.-n aai. in thery/li'i elo I I I i W- dchneua . P'rscc One Giuinea . Size ofI 'i H f- T; . S-lr Ve, Le. . o he had at J 7& J. Ioy- !c . . go, Chl.:ittf'e: a:d it the Shakefpcare r * P.-l 1, I1 i i ,i ndon a;nud of all the Print and .' , ...

... FARM9S IN ROS.q.SHlRE. TO BE LET. To be let for fucl:t terrm of v-ars ar may bc Agreed on, anet cintret to at W'hitutintly IgO4, tl-l. v21uahlv Farais of Kit'rs, i),,-awarf-t , Afac - T T;,-' t V and a If-,4l i:e , : ik.afi d i:n the pariihes of Reic PtIe aid Kntiockha-n. and county of Rofs. The tKcellei ce of the foil atid climate of this part of Rtls h;I:rr- and! its zonttguity to matkets ...

... ROUP OF GRA'IS ALT KINMUNDY. I I 'PON Monday 6th May IgO3 thiere .ill be let r_1 1)y rorip at IKirnmtisdv, As: hiclofiurts of GRAS:; i tr ttfhre, and a fied ofei'.n Acres for Hay, all fown jfi isr 1 gol-Al order. ' as Youtup en begin by r a o'clock noos. Credit onr h ;.Atl. .2 GlEOR(G . INN, S IONEH.AVIiN. 13 IN MIl.NE, Virtner at Mill of Stonehaven, oti refpoifully inrtinatcs to the public, ...

... P OUP AT CARNOITSIE. Up-nn Monday the i6th of M-y curt. there will br fold by pubT.c roiup at Carioufic, ni the parifli of Forgl D0 .'-il.. whole lIOUSEHOLD FURNITURE there, ;Lwlvhchblt d to the late General D, IFS.. a- prehending 1O:iicz. tnlib, nexce lcintdoibl- j:k, great v;riety ot Gra.is, Carpets, Beds and Budoing, aMahngozny and otier Bcdiraiea and Curtains, uni .rany other arteidt s too ...

... MR. D U F F TrcFcn R or DAliciNC, 1) ''FC'I'FULI.Y informis his Friends and the P ulbjic, that his School will cfbe oftn te 2Sth infliall. when hc intends to go to London, for li. ' piuoVeilr ht in the Line of his Profelfion. - ,' The chool wvill open again, on the fame Day wlth ;t!: othl r Schools, aflter the Summner Vacation. -J,. t, Way t6ib, io03. .I ot be Pair,,1, a, end Pr~ oters of tr ...

... 1.0 rNC iCAL CLiSS- . TRorrseci B¢ iL i''E Ail1'lcir r courfe of ; Botsrrnjal D riIIr Pati-s in Maril'hil Colleg, on Mondav-the 2 d cu t. at TI t;clock foren on. . iLEGANT POf-EL, StA jLwES, t. - . Is 4R .R D A._N, Oi, Thu.-Fdy the 23d r,f Jane, at-6 afternoon, (if nct prcviolifly fold by privatc hargainj). there will be Jlild by public roup v:ithin tche.treL-nifes, -il HAl .1Ixtcive_ Elegant, ...

... CORDiAl, BA:sI OGILEA'D. 3)I F0LO.MONi !s.. juft ' ..-i? tis agwats Mheffrs. 1. Mit/i!:i,, iThctdiosn. I if Cia for, silrharnock. ;J. A' JsjL Albrdeenc. 3i Vi 1r.ii, itirttcaldy. A. FIRIfytl, A.r. W. ItLe d, I leltJ Pi Whitefide, Avr. ssr. CoKe Leith. 1)r W:hytc, Bianl. d J. Itkth, I.evcis. 7. Dem fte Cupar. P C .._ide, Montrofe '. IMI. Dwilltt. , CAtion, Nsrton Poug- Sm\. idithi. E.injbti ...

... rTNERSHIP. A tnt'ip.i.m i of 1I ?? DONALD, and f A l- C.Ys iP to be dflvdupon the~ Ath ?? i iit i 1iii tl t Nf mrd' bted to tile otpi' ?? VA ?? th' fi ra btiforeth'.t time, Ix as thei allanr 1112y Is, 'o-and up. ahithe'.l'o d S) ?? (RGE nINN, srvDNFiANVI. ' l N III.NE1, Vintner at \Iuh of ~Stonehavei, i d foE reqe'llfially intisimae ` t the i'ublk, and tore traveliers in ptrticiilar, that lie ...

... LAND TAX REDEMPTION. _IS Majcfly's i,.nnniiiiioners fir the Affairs of Cc HI~.Taxes he~r, li give notice that, ui the a thi day ilt of Jueitrct lethe i' F.FVIt -cF., in the RLaDl`iVTP- TION of LAIND 1'A.X, giveti by the 41 Gtin Ill. I cit cap. i i6, to Prc:,-iczors *t'd others, haia.tng an inter- I a- clt ;n Efli.. re, sveth -XTnrrt. ultcr th -r peri-od, the I c.- i. 5nti-T5n* rninf~g i 'ea ...

... A CARD. Mrs ANNAND and MISS BRANDER respectfully beg leave to return their inofi grateful ki thanks to their friends, and the public in general, for fl thc vcry liberal patro..age they have experienced fince fu tlhey fucectled to the etiabliflcr ent of their late Aunt. re Ev.Lr anxiouis fior the Mllntal Improvenient of thofe E \ O'WI1it L.adies co'ninritted to their charge, and defirous P1 ...

... JAMES SIMPSON | ' , OvS leave to offer his thanks to hi3 fricnds and .3 bhe public, for the liberal fupport he has met weith f.,; he commeiiced bufinefs, which he will ever grate- remember He refpeictfuily informs them, that . I s formed a conseaion with lfir. -THOMAS 'fi' pEFEw hIofe longe xperience inl thle CLo'rTilfp w .'s, will, lis truft.s enable him to give gencral ! hion. The firmn in ...