... %7'T1TT,1REAS JAMES MIcPIIAIL, late-ofCrovdon, htt 1 the county Of' aSurrey, d!eceascd, by his Mi 1, dli'eA the e 17th dry of June 128, *bequeathed a L~egaLcy his ?? that is to say To thre daughter of my brother John I he- queath £2iiU ; and whereas, b al Decree of the High Court of tlarc'ry, mades in a cafuse entitled ?? Drummonid v. his Ma. .testi's Attorney general, it wax referred to ...

... DR, WEBSTER'S ENGLISHl DICTIONARY. Just PulshWed, Price 7.s. to Subscribers for the w'hole WVork, and 9s. to Non-Subsbcribers,: PAn1e III. Of L 3DICTIONArm. OW THE. E-VOLISH LAWGUA&GE: I. The Origin and Affinities of every English Word, as fari asthey have been' ascertained, with its Primary Signilication, n.; now generally established. 2. TIhe Ortliogrtrphy entd Pronunciation of WVords, as ...

... 1* -- - ,C 1APMTAL FAI-1I: ON DEEZ3Y. F Id tt- To he l;et; for 11 years, in IH1.E Fhrm of .MARYFIIEl,D; in the parish of BaMrtory -1- Ternan. nt present occupied by John Burnett, consist. e -h; ing ot' nearly d00 acrcs arable, fine early soil v with an exten- fc t, sive range of excellent green Pasture, well'sheltered; watered, It as and enclosedl.. Entry at Martinmas first. 'r W'illiam ...

... No. XVI. New I e-k by t/he Aut/hor of JWavcrry. This day is published, with Frontispiece, Ss . XZ77Zf.MS 02 DAXONOLO0Y J2qD WvZTCZCJZAF-T Bv Slit WALTER, SCOTT, BA11. ?? pubia ?? zip to tfle present tb nc, price 5s. cooS, ?? in canvas.- land 2. Lfc of 3lonaparte. 8. Court and Camp of Bona- X i Aleiunider :l a Great. parte. , 10,a and 13. T rish Artists. 11. Irving's Columbus. i, ;, and S . ...

... CATTLE AMXEKTS AT MUIMMIlES. ht At a GENERAT; MRETING of the LANDHOL.DERS of the Counties of WIGTOWN, KinxcunnassGt'l, and I)UM. tie FRlEs, together with Deputations from the AgricUltural Ir Associations in these Counties, held at Dumfries the 2d June, 1830, to consider the propriety of introducing Tryst Ti for the sale of aged Cattle; Li The Honourable MoxOGOcasrny STEWAhIT, in the Chair. h ...

... ZIWExi'S TAVMERN, QUAY. (Late Sir SIOLLI5ON'S.) In- I.LLAM EWZNl begs leave to intimaite to ?? tos friends and the public in gener~al, that he las eucceed-- ed t thereminde ofthe eas of hatcenitrical. and conve- nient HOTEL onl the QUAY, which was for a number 6f Hisears occupied by Mer Mattison, which lie hins. furnished and qsfitted up in a handsome wanner, and where vr titn it 1 will be ...

... AiOV5J:D IA3Wi3E r'D~;3ZIO gE$, SOLD StY BITTLER & CO., Chvnl eta,- 73, Pi ince Strel. ojlyoslhc EIf/ 1I'tttund, Edbebargh, endl dt ?? Drrggisis il- tire C'oneltry. CHING'S WORM LOZENGES.-The more usual symiptoms of M'orms are Fits, Pains in the Stomrnch, Sid:, and lead, Loss of Appetite, and Pale,. Languid, andE nma- ciatid Appearance in thc Patietnt. The extraordinary eflicacy of' these ...

... , MEETING of the BAKER INCORPORATION of AG ABERDEEN, was held wiithin tbe 'TltiNITY HALL, ,in thie 17th inst. The Mleeting having talken into consideration, I that a numiber of the Alemnbers and other individuals have of lte been selling bread under rie Price stated in the Assice j ixell by the Ma0gistrates, which tnustbe admiittedto be scarce- ly adequate to tueet the unavoidable losses the ...

... THE CLUE3 M EETS in the Public Rooms, on FRIDAY the 5th day I of March next.--DiNNER at 5.-IustiSNEss at 4 so'clock. TH]TO. BURNETT, SEC. This day is pnblished, BLACEWOOD'S EDINBURGOR MAGAZINE. No. CLXIV. FOR LARCH> 1830. CON TENTS. I. Mooie's Byron. Part 2.-11. The Colonial Question.- IM. The Spectre Ship of Salem.-IV. Southey's Vinlicim Ecclces'r Anglicanae.-V. Alusical Literature.-VI. ...

... A VALUABLE SUPPLY Is Just Beteived by the Agents, as under, of THE FIRST PRODUCTION OF THE AGE, And thie onjly Aroticle r-icnilo possesses e'.rrlosivc enzergetic proper- tics fur the Thai7r,- VTHE ORIGINAL and GENUINE of Vegetable Ingre- _L dients, which preserves the flair to t'he latest period of 3'ife; promotesaluxuciantgrovth; adds strength to the Roots; produces lasting and Beautiful ...

... ion __ Y0s AD-MItRAITY OiFrCE, 1tM July, l;:tO. n] me TXIS :tAJESTV has been pleased to command that the HIL Collars and Cuffs of the Uniform Coats of the Com- H the missioned Officers of the Navy shall, in future, ba Scalilt oh sst. instead of White, and that three Buttons be placed un,(jer f y s each of the Pocket Flaps; and also that, in future, no Gold is ike Lace be worn on the Tiowseis ...

... C~H=71STRY. 1 'r 7irsday next. the 9d of Novorv.rher, V P. IRiCENH and DR. HENDERSON will begin j&. tre COURSE, in MAuRSCHAL COLLrlGE, IRat one o'clock and the Lectures will be continund during the Session. The Theory will 'be explained iaid illustrated by suitable ear risttntL. The' principal processesconnected with the di1fcrent branches of Practical Chemistry, will be perform. '1 rd. Aid ...