... P(CUB OF SCOT1IANI). LMEETEING sv~l, in fern, he hed within. the (Vt Iil l (e f lay eI 87, at IwO 10oi al. r Ill t!.e place lor Lte Aduinciokn o f N - :I erst ,, e l __NI) czSOIF. I Y 01'i-LI) I .Ah). ! NR XL V t T ING rt *this SO' I IErTy K' ( - rl ?? t 7. t'j'r MoNAi rif t71t 'vZIce~rlr ?? ll ib, I Jail I h di I's y&!!ru 'Ct' , Geu~ Kiran¢}Gr Stree t, a! ?? 1, Iheiti~i' - i.v, whzere it is ...

... = LACKI ILY A SON- k .4 It ~ R~AIl1 DRAPERS, N i'EC I intim ate that their NEW coo r za L P;idin, Mc tr Sre jult- arrived, in LonO & Cttsistinlg of th p l RAW flDNStAILE, and ad 1101~~ H iBONN I42 FtS adt n hre t ~atietv, and ofsfthe beaAstmak. { l .lgirwrV, FIG gliF, 'WFI'J,.kEDj' and PLAIN W sitE &; c>OlOURtE SASINS'. NGI iiO I3,ZRENS. el aCOI'OUREI) BO9sA-EMs & Cs lstP' CHINT7,S, and ROBES. ...

... ?? .. ?? ?? ?? ?? I. - - - SILKS, SARSNETS, LUSTRES, GAUZES, &c. ,n fi 3 SBY AUCTlION, Tl , ~~~AT TtlE AGrPNCY OPFICE Oa Tuesday next, and following days to I MR WALKER will ?? to SALE, by aucb- Wt, a variety of, the above articles; likewise a very n elegant display of FANCY MULI9NS, WHITE a BLACK VEILS, LINENS, and C6ll'ONS, &c. &c. The CH11 A Sale will commence about fiursrday. H Edinburgh, ...

... WILLIAM pCK WOO. ;No. 17, Prince's Street,. `In )ctaV , Price 1i. 6 Td. ?? SCIIINCF.S, ANI)THEART;Y i :Oiledgthe at ' l IiNsrlrtsloti. I\l. V. ?? Of tlse Atonrcement l* A l ½ n OS C~lnelt(, wvith thti Rise and Progreos lf II. Al Ilitqiry into the Origin tif trnI :ilVOY61 drawt: trom Sotes left by the late the rch W lc5 ,i t bt; I ti 5pso ts lahoratory at_ f n ,4n c f lle Cd enhati Waters, by ...

... T'HE TOV,'ER AND GROUND AT 1ORTOBE IO lO 13st SOlt.D- rlps-ct P1'ie PReaced. Tn be SoLo by pt;blic roup, within tie Royal Fhr-l4ange Caf- vJ feehouce, Edinburgh, on Friday the 3th Maiy ofhb 7, pstvte1 r o'clock afternoon, if not previously disposed, of by private-l bargain. v I. ri~ E TOWER at PORTOBELlO, with thbt GROUND adjacent, on the east side of s TOWsrER S''R EEl, extending to tihout 83 ...

... MRXEA5N' | a M RI FINN has the Honour to inform his n FL YLiend3 and the Public, that his PRTNTI of MR y KrFAN is ready fot de-ivery, and rbiiy be had of Mr Raeburn, . erfrnmer, North Bridge Sire.t. Earily applicants :Will have the benefil of receiving Proof lrnpressions. g l5 j7 COtV4IY OF EDINBURGH4. t- A ST4TE GENERIAL MEETING' 6f crA T IRUS l EES for the: HIGli ROAD8 in thi9 C'unii t e ...

... VALUAB3LE ESTAIia IN li-E E HiGSL~ i5DT 244 For SALE, by Private Bargai, -rj in E following LANDS, l; io in the imne. . IIL'diate neighbourhood of the ?? of Invel ses, a,,,l r. cluding the whole uncutailedIES 1 A-l E belongiiig to )a .r George Forbes, Esq. of Culloden, to be dilpooed Of cogether or divided into lots, as follows, viz.- Lot ?? LvNDS of BROOMTIOWN, emtending to 64 acres I rood ...

... s |/ 2. BERWICKSHIRE. To be SOLDa by public roup, within the Royal Exchange Cofftehouse, Edinbiurgh, on Monday the 19th day of May r 1817, at two o'ciock afternoon, Of not previous/y dispoaed of . y private bargain, r [ThE LANDS and ESTATE of NEWTOUN .P1 u 't ECCLES and BIRGHAME, as formerly adver- tised, the relt of which, under current leases, being L.165G. 'The upset price now reduced to L ...

... er - NEW MAGAZINE. be e . l ?? 4viU be puaIirhed; ri. By WILLIAM BLACK WOOD, No. 17, Prince'o Street, n: No. It. (price 2s. 6d.) of a. ?? ir EIOINBURGH MONTHLY MAGAZINE. be CONTENTS-On the Office of Mareschal-Account of Mr of Ruthven's Printing Press-Method of Engraving on Stone- e- Anecdote of the Highlanders in 1745, by Mary Lady Clerk- - Origin df Hospitals for the Sick-On the Fall of ...

... This daY ix pullhhd4 a. 9 ly OlIPHANT, WAUGH, 8 INNES, a In octavo, price ls. 6d. stitched. A LETTER to JOHN H. FORBEtS, Psq and Advocate, colatainiog an Answer to some Remarkis yanl Statements in his ObservatIonrs on Banks for Savings, and ?? to the Editor of rhe Quarterly.Rtview.-1.1o which are added, some Cursory Rematks relative to a pro- e posed Aet of Parliament fat the Protectiou ...

... , IMl ?? WATER DUTY. 1. TN 1801, the Lord Provost, Magistrates, and - Town Council of Edinhurgb, passed ah Act of Council, t very greatly licreasing the rates of Water.Duty to be paidin future, and reserving power to themselves to increase these rates,, to any extent, according to their pleasure. A Meeting of thelnhabitants was called, and a Committee having been appointed, a Blil of Su ...

... 1neSLD ARGYLt.sI-llRIL N ail 1t : S4I' eSL by pullfic rotrp 'Sti h SAIIF.F feehooste of Edinburgh, PI v-hl lb Roycl at two oi'clck afternoon, iteit previoursl ,,i~t 4yo Nl 7 privato' bargain, of lhich de noieda tik' e'pased Ilands were intended lt5 have beeSC Wilibs d ?? of April, but itt tis-' dslire of ?? slav of sale has been flxed far the al P archs5 4r, ~ ~ ~ ~ ?? St JMay I 5et. ?? IA P ...