... CORNWALLIS is to suc- ceed the Marquis WELLESLEY, and a great part of the naval department of India is to be intrusted to' Sir THOMAS TROWBRIDGE. Mr VANSITTART is confidently mentioned as the new Secretary for Ireland. The Gazette of Saturday contains his ...

... very fmall expence, they could be con- verted into a large and commodious Dwelling Hosfe. For particulars apply to Captain Hardie, Bernard Street, Leith; or Meffrs Walker and Brodie, W. S. George Street, either of whom will conclude a private bargain, ...

... above farms- may. fend their propofals to Col. Sinipfbn of Pit- To corthie, the proprietor,at Kincraig, by Ely ,or to- Mr S Thomas Horfb uzgh, 'Qupar Fife; and iuch as ire not F .exrepted of, fihallfib kept fecret, if desired. ¶iALUABT L FARM IN INVERNESS ...

... Feuers, and. confiting of the Fer D>e$ aterrnentioned, viz. John-Murray's.Heirs L.4 18 3 Thomas Cockborn's Heirs- . 0 12 4 Adam .Xinlay's Heirs - . 2 0 t6 Thomas Watfon S S 6 t *.unka~t anes 2 5 6 ~n-drew Greerfon 2 r-- - S12 6 a , ,Wil~i~aurl.ith , * ...

... onipany ?? a r- -Mr JOHN YOUNG, ?? Edinburgh . lary-Lunifden, Efq. , . Abbeee - M ,ff.4,oudor, Craigie, & Co. Glafgowv ?? ao Mr Thomas S andeman, Perth Mr rilliam Telford,. Stirling . -Yr-William Clerk, - Dumfries - - UMr Alexander Innes, - Elgin Mi Robert ...

... opeand 5ailManu- Good tec ;-urai~Ie'mternt fill be ,gieyen to ?? .ea y per-, -4iAo \an-ted,'ifev good JO' .::ME -N. 4pAlv to THOMAS 'WATT WMO. ,, ,, . ,1 ,¢ ., ?? Merchapnts Dndee. RACONTR.ACTORS WA'NTED lDERS.ONSdefirous to Contract for making thew5 r.Line ...

... Guineas each Mare,; and Fiv& ...

... John Jmefon & Sons. JamesMellis. Ellis Martin & Co. Robert Grieve. rmn. & Robt. iNIoubray. John Aitken & Co. John Tod & Co. Thomas Gibfon, jun. Gilbert Grierfon. Milne, Ogilvie, & Patifon. Robt. -Cockburn. Win. Goddard & Co. Jas. & Gilbt; Ogilvy. ForCorbst ...

... Inveraray John Henderfon, Shap - - James Armrltronge, -Yorkfhir- tuncan MacDougall, Lorpe . Archibald (Campbelli Ardnahow Thomas Moorhoufe, Skipton Duncat'CaT.rpb3ll, Aregour Richard Wad ao've, Skipten iohn MacIntyre, Cloynamackrid ofipl: Faulder - - ...

... fferers *ill plI to Mtr Hay, the. pha- a pnietor,' orv Starik w.in *upr, who wvrI ?? 'fl orm as to furthrpurticul-ars; an Thomas Hardie, re- h fidi-g at the arhio'hufe. iv'li wevr the lands. he. ARABL~t FARMS AND 'GRGASS EIELDSDf it- In4ito:e-eS. '7/k To ...

... winds' have much impeded the growth of wheats and early fow-n barley, and oats, on the cool firong foils. ; - Beans, and the hardy kinds of field peare, lok well, having fuffered lefs from' the feveity of the feafou'than the white corn crops. - - In well ...

... Proprietor, or to James Davidfon, W.S. Edinburgh; or Thomas Meek, wrjiter in Glafgow. A plan of the ground is~with Mr Meek, vwho will give diredlions for fhewing it. TO TUE CREDlrORS OF' 4% The deceafed THOMAS WALKER, Efqlate of St Ford. R Obert W'ilfon, a ...