... for their interest, on a peti- tion presented to tle Lords Spiritual and Temporal, in Parlia- ment aseembleil, by Archibald John, Earl Ot Rdsebery, pray- ing for leave to bring in a bill for selling certain Lands and i Heritages, in the shire of Berwick ...

... remiumrs. aT For the COT), LING, add TUSiK FISHING. i James Ritchey, of Frasersburgb, uuthrtter of the Ariel of Lochinver.j. Co0a John Ross, of Sou~nd, Shetland, owner of. the Pao gi. vourite (if Lerwvickt.45 00 hr Jamnes Hay anid Son, owners uf the Mary of ...

... the most of wlhich is con- s!iltai'd by hill diae by the late Sir John Milcn)Oi of ]3Iataedj,., and Sit Michiael Malcoln. his son, now of B1lhedie, 1;.lite Seqitesttated estate of John. Low, juatior, mercfiant, 1~irkaljy, Fr Pa ilcalar. spphieatiost may ...

... in ?? at Edjtilargb, on Wedneiday the 20th day of Edifiburghb l~th ep't. 1816. 4/ _ e _et . NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS Or M4r JOHN MATHISON, sometime Merthant in Grangemouth. ALEXANDERI MONRO, WVriter in Falkirk, 4 the Trustee, hereby requires such of ttse ...

... liverv cane to resolutions on the same subject, which was followed by most of the other towns in the khi5- 10. The town of St John's, Newfoundland, destroyed by fire. 15. Advices received of the capture of Cartiagena, in South America, by tlst Royalists ...