... ; extracted from the Edinburgh Gazette. HUES T RATIONS. Forsyth, William, upholsterer and cabinet-maker, Aberdeen. Grant, Thomas, manufacturer in Glasgow. Hodge, Dav. grocer, Mutton hole, near Edinburgh. Jamieson, John, merchant in Glasgow. Lang, William ...

... down to the pri. di son. By this time, Mr Hardie, the Superintendent of Po-, lice was on the spot, with a number of his officers armed w with cutlasses, when the prisoners were all locked up. This c done, Mr Hardie went to the horse-barracks and procured ...

... Carr, -MasterM'Cruith, Mrs Clarke, and native servant. e Greenock, April g0. I Arrived here yesterday morning, the Foundling, Hardie, tl from St Vincent; sailed thence lah nult.- Left loading the Hope, M'Kellar, for this port; Active, Adams, for Lon- doD ...

... Masrgfaret, Jaxtei, Easdale, slates-Eliza, Harvey, I d KirkwAll; ?? -10; Jand Iackeniie, Congaltoen, 1nver- jf ness, ditto -Thomas, Brown, -Perth, ditbo-Elna6beth, -Dnon F- can, Burghead, ?? a and Eliza, Dick,- Easdslj i slates-Fisher, Millar, Diinbar, ...

... immediately to Rangoon in command of the naval force in that quarter.- By the David Clark, from Rangoon, we learn that Cap- tain Hardy had gone to Cheduba to take charge of the Ho- nourable Comwpany's frigate Hastings, in consequence ofthe death of Captain Barnes ...

... these ?? for f of payment was made, cash in hand, in the most unquiali- Yos fled anti formal manner,. before witnesses, by Thomas 11an- Co. ken, 'Writer in Ayr. Litigation was, notwithstanding, con- pipi tinued till this VOYz SUnt was settled by the Court ...

... during the winter covered 1vitd pease baulm, or any thing 'that may protect the braird from the frost, which being rendered hardy by the long track of cold, will, if in a sheltered situation, push vigorously with the f rst blush of ?? Angas. The exports ...