... | efteemed Officer is now publifhing by DAVID HAATrON , 56, PaRtNCE'S STRLFt'T,. rob a capital Original Pieure paiiited bi THOMAS LAwReIres, Vq. R. A London, and engraved by that able Azrtf M^r C. Tt RN se, of ditto.- SIZe of the Print 20 by 14, the fanle'as ...

... held fanl of the ?? for payment ?? qit an ~elafory feul-doty. For fur-tiler particlulars application may lie madc to of t Thomas and Iohn Smlith, Argyll Sqeare, Edinburgh ; or- Ale 'to I ohn Lamb, w~riter iii Lanteak. dii ch- - ' ?? li CAPITAL FARMS IN ...

... - 3 .-The HOUSES and YARD S, lying in the village of Lethern, possessed by Thomas Vebster, Henry Smith, t .Alexander Myles, Thomas Braes, John and Margaret Tmith, and Thomas Seath. IL.-That PIECE of GROUND lying betwixt the house l 'some time occupied ...

... -wsoretirts. CornctWillianHenryPetretobeLieu- 0 tenant, by purch'Ac, vice Yorke, who retires. 2 7tb Regiment of Light Dragoons-Thomas Keodall to ' be Cornet, by purcfiufsc, vice D'Arcy. promoted, I grt Ditto- LicLtenantS'r GodfreyWebiter, 3art.. from Zoteh ...

... James Hutchison, Thomas Laing, Thomas Kilgour, Wil- liam Scott, Gilbert Alexarder, William Mackay, Alex-. G ander Robertson, George Arbuthnot. of To be Lieutenants:-James Elles, Robert Cordiner, SI James Arbuthnot, James Scott, Thomas Loggan, William Sl ...

... Coal Woths, and other works wherlle fuchi ~'Macliide7 is ufed. -- _ An inventory.lies with Mr Aitchifon Jack, anrd Mr sl Thom-as FiPbe, at the works; and with lleffrs Grah-sm .m j and Montgomnerie, writers, Glafgow, who are alfo in -o f poffelron of the ...

... Paganism and Christianity, in a course of lectures to the King's scholars, at Westminster, the years 1806, 7, and 8. Mr Francis Hardy is engaged upon Life the late classical and patriotic Earl Charlemont j including a view of the affairs of Ireland during a ...

... prevented from. taking a sirgle6 e vessel of the convoy. e ' The Patriotic turid at Lloyd's have presenteA It to G`eorge H-ardi e, Es6. his Majesty's JusticC t for the counties of Biecon, Glanmorgani and Radnor, a vase 5E the value of L. 100, wi:h ian ...

... be Lieutenants-John Boyd, dated Sept. 24. W. r Taylor, dated Sept. 26. Alex. Cuming, dated Sept.. 27. Thomas Lifton. dated Sept. 28. Archibald Hardie, dat- n ed Sept. 29 Janes Taylor, dated Sept. So. Patrick C' Tho&'nton, dated O&. 1. James Thornton, dated ...

... Chairman. Sir'T~cor;,tua METcArLF, Bart. Deputy Chairman. -Miles Peter Andrews, Efq. M. P. Thomas Blair, Efl. Wmr. a.ioxatn, r, Charles Ceckereli', Efq. M. P. Thomas Crles, Efq. . arvey Chriftian Cambe, Efq. Alderman, M. P. f:§ William Devaynes; Efq. Jofeph ...

... fubjea~ed in the expence df' procefs, amounting to ,eL. 9 17s. and in L. 2 ISs. as the dues of extradl. On Tuefday laft, Mr-Thomas Swan, innkeeper at WJrllfeodwas, on the information of John Wrightj Efq. convidted before the Magifttatei in Nortliunberland ...

... boundaries of thie farm will oho be fhewn by John Geddes, farmer at Rattray- James the Reach, overfeer at Broklhnd; or Alex. M'Hardy, at he the Houle of Middletown. AN EXCELLENT FAR'M IN THE EAST ron- ' OF FIFE. , To be LET by roap, in the houfe of Mr Meere ...