... , 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 ...

... TI-i QT'Aal'ErarLi, Mlstr'INo, of the' BANFFS-11RE - FAtN1I,,R CIAlJB will he held, at Mlurray's anh, Cullen, upon Tuesdany next, the 7th September. The AIlr itns of the COnStMxTT''i. are requested to ait- tend a7 MAlrray'4 Inn, upon sanme day, at I o'clock rrrt1 Dinnncr on thre Tablec at IHulf-Intst Three o'Clock. Vortsoy, 28th August, 1830. WANTON SGEItZ-RELEWARD. l5'I rREA 4S, during thu ...

... F.y ERRIES. ;(1 TWEO SUI1SCElli3Rs - TVslErs for tire purposes of the at, for ' ereeri, i repr.arl.g re .rLr v l'e:rries nnd t'ossotrs across alas $ i r es of Ito nd 0 rfar,'' are rcqroet- i ofolca', on weedne- aab emcnber tlest, oa 12 ,O'clak nsass,, for cat~l (ift91 ' eppousariat ive oftheicisaalmber, o ;'5gtts ormiltto of iiiatongement on tie said o fl f, rlar ierror (;~z)Clerk o1 abe ...

... T fi TiH4R H1IG1G ANiD te s in the -igb Cbnaeh Dre Let,. d b .Izn-the some, and dewsitrsusr of at- 1 ?? hlail of thc NeW. Hitgth M r, i,, - of srdd Churchi are retqoited, to toder to the City ensse Office Back b ' ' toi' It HI, tthe L intrbear Of Sit-. ; -.Iitider. ssill he isscted, cithoklrtrhich, ;1i' ?? d~ Congc~regntis assermlie in the , :r persat ern be adm ttedb ?? en1 eS¢emlitI for ...

... STJOCRPTO RACES - ,fiAs ovfer ted Sandes, of .Pirkaif, the ?? Sli d onier the 24th days o ft ?? S-ols 'N.rnt ;yO' TEN~j COVtERGNS,: fosr all ages rt Xe r ; cnse, the best of three le e Mile Firsts, ai t Yi,-re 15VE SOVElil'.lGNS, fsnall ?? lf 3.b iso best oF three fir o lim heats. E uO7 K FTA~ WA CEsatieday ...

... -n TO Trim or -IJ' a nnm?-r 2 T~AVING been Tepeatedly solicited, both by letter and] il persotimtes aplcain to vist An is:ufteni,- Tespect ful-(i iy ntmaps tht e aybe consulted, da'r y~i~, ftef: of A~.rjttsv, il till diseases incidental to thle HuIllna fritnie, f'roint c M IN DfAY, Hllh instant, until TaSDAs~Y Evenil g. the 14th Sepltelilber, at Nu. 4, CO.VS'TITUT1ON STI/1rE T, ABERuJEMM ~*THE ...

... XXW INN-E;NTORE. fOI-IN HUMPHREY, late of Aberdeen, now in Kintore, sp begs to return his most sincere thanks to his friends and S the public in general, for the liberal support he has received since hte entered to, the above Hotel, and now begs to inform r them that the same has undergone considerable improvements and additions, and will now be found equal to any Inn on the T North Road, pI J ...

... t-A2 qD XA4ZI 0OAr!H OtO>ZC.FJ, iZNVEREIY. r to C IC()Rtil THOMISON begs leave most respectfully to Mj Y sIL return his grateful acknowledgments to his numerous or r, I'rend, Conienvicial 0entlemen, end the public in p cueral, for the liberal support they have becn p1elscd to con;fron him cc *t drrs' g the period of yearshe has oucupied the Inn at In- te verory; and, having ?? reneweri his ...

... 1- rUGH ACADEMY. I . eol UhCorlets, B Gt (eo, IT; Jet, 1sl5'45. A.fL. of BalisL ; ;j ?? sf Lonrnp tsr, I - C,,dig~llsilile, 0 CTOt5 Bricks r!ive nott'ce, tilnt tile ~HDDC Is i -EiOPEN ElD ot tie conclusion Ehi~g';, 1st Os-rlserncest. ci- a '7M rDiAlEC~siRS. Csrmrlr~cssel. Is IFo::rti:, Wr Frgoscot. CiCt~lSC'roS CLAtSSE.S. iseiX ai ?? toltnivig Masters as iis j h U1; h :lComrnOrg Assistroet. : ...

... ;go il'AN TEDEATIIE. T tt CALRDOMAIN lRtCUHtV--. ;5 lrg', .::iday, September 10, 1830. rl Me rts'inem of your highly Cf ,iN B ,l i . ^!IVCi' 8- rtatemritthea ti er I; :1 ?? fiort thercin by 'Mesrs ad 1 cdfe 0 ti' Ines cry respct Mrlr Hey- Icor b1 r e2n'. r, latent r, rt~tl a, trilirrn sot fl or vir^fl p1°st ?? 1.01 no ippii'atian lhei it rc.- cad place) has been offered to him pnl4A i _ ?? ...

... tIaE SATUBDALY EVENXac 7 oST. ,gr-jEJF s~latriay moraintg, i o'clock. . ontest seen a letier putrportiig to; th; r m n the ?? of the Caladentat 3darin1d asd mnyself hoe: ?? iei i. rei nsca.dsedblcus in every- t-,'5it e' scmen, le merci stated the fact rn e tc l otxocy regtelarly. Tbis, h , teet the dte .of almost- ra s ,am asith lihs Caledonion eats,- n50storious, ?? I ow surprised Art * lie , ...

... TE!E TRAVELLE:RS' MlEDICAL CO0W3ANION Ti EFEPRVESCEI!VT MAG;NESIAN APERIENT, w N~ FOR BILIOUS AFFECTIONS, INDIGESTION, ag - GOJTj COSTIVENESS, &c. &c. Wg Patronised by a nnumerous circle of the Noibility, and recot. hi 1ended bp mo t of the Faculty. Po EIIlS agreeable and fflicient Purgative is universally ap- ae 'L proved, and bids fair to supersede the Seidlitz Powder 11 and most other ...