... tuend, thiy • . t-.i wooilen bridge over the Boon, m pa.ish of - 1-li Ireland. The woman, having infant with her cloak in her arms, did not perceive hole a neglect part the bridge, and unfortunately stepped into ; sihe seized with one hand the edge the broken ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...