... fBANKS OF DON COACH. ALTERATION 01? HOURS. I 7 HE Proprietors of the above Coach beg to intimate to the sI 11 Public, in consequence of' the shortness of the day, that she 1w'ill now leave Ml Goorge Thomson's Inn, INvE uuR', at a quarter . beforeb o'clock, A.Ir., and Mr Machiray's, Royal Hotel, AERn- 1 DEEN, at 3 o'clock, P.M., emcr lawfuil day, on and nater MotiDy, - 6th October.-The ...

... d n ~t of teoal We1sh atud Lancashire FLAIN N ?? qals(ttities5 C ~ *dtti aso I ticih & Scotch BLANKETS, BE D QUILTS, anaICU''IPNEFINTRI DIMITIES & STRIPES., Ii the elti'5t Vti'it'ty' nple e, t X~.TeStork4 ofIVOOLLEN DRAPERY is veryt complte, Vn~-ii f the B1IST SUP'ERYINE ~WESTi of ENGLAND i MiL1CX CLOTHS :and CASSIMERES ; -also, BLUE ;atd MNED-) C LElI' C LOTHS, in tvr a irad oor rAN'fY ...

... 1This Day is Psublishled, BI,3LA1WOC)DS EDINEI7RHG1 WIAGAZINE. N.CCXXlr. ror August, 1834. CO~tlNIT3S''S. I. Lilt' of Mr's Siddone, ?? Th'lomas C ilpell.- 11. The CReslrs. (T'efrCltit5W).II. rue Cruisof the Midge. (Chap. 6. *.I-l ?? of the Triumnph of thle DarricadcS.-V. Edinuind Burhe. ?? 1.2-VI. ?Ienloirs of Chatealinbritlitd. No. 3.-VI. all of EtrI Grev.-VII NoctesAlnlblosilln. No. (7. ...

... JAMES NICOLL, TN returning thanks to his Customiers, begs leave to inform themut knit I and the Puhlic, that, as he is giving tip Business at Kintore, the he will, from nsind after this dlate, commence Selling of' his present 1til STOCK, Whicih consists of end Brosul and Narron, CLOTHS, VFSTINGS, CORDS, MOLE. I SKINS Black and Colouret M1-'RINOS , PRINTS, COTTONS, IV FLANNELS, S13RGES nusl ...

... DIU$. DrIAPIPEI, COUSET 1'2AMEM', 1,EGS to roturn her gateful titnules to tier Fr`icisil mid the [j)Laidies-in ?? for' the very libral PatronagP ItShe Ills hithrtoenjoedandbegs to assure them httesnt ii'mt hi ?? tatd hasd soln atne tlie:t ethelsmet sitcilliton thenue, and thatl tin exci tion Onl hee part Shall he Ivanti ig in respeet to the imlprovecincti~t of the shape, aettefided vvl th eoso ...

... SUSPICIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF A WOMAN. REWARD OFFERED. ' TH13R1AS, JANET CAMPBELL, or REID, WifcorIsAAC WV REID, Tinsmith in New PYitsligo, in the Countv of Abelt- decii, disappeared frow New Pitsligo, on the nigzht of the 2Tth M ty 1 last, and has not since been heaid of; trod as there are reasons for C spectilg that she has been improperly made away with, and that, if dccii, her Body is ...

... REVIVALIST. Published once a Fortnikqht, PRICE ?? IlAIlFP CE. HI IS Paper is arintet tl on a sheet Crntainitng eight (tsarto pages, ctlos1 pioviltd in double colimti. It contains the Lives o1 Piolis Men .Ilo Wonien-Narratives of Revivals of Religion, ani of itbe proeress of Missionaary. lalanurs-.Coniersious,-Death- beds, atii suc1 ?? wvi-iting as has a ttendency lo sthene to the reader, what ...

... - in Opjatre::ropal, nberlorricc. E FOR THE BlENEFIT OF Oire Alonday, April 14th, 1834, thre Coenredy of THE PROVOIR'D HUSBAND. x Lord Totvntly,-..Nr FREDRICKfltnt Lady Tlownly-,!,Irs RYDERa. L Wijjj a varriety of Entera'tinmenets.ti] ?? conclude with the celebrated Melo-Dvarma ?? THERESE, of; OR, THE ORPHAN uF GENEVA. benl Carv'ie,___1.Iir Flras)MIMRuc. ?? RYDC.R. By permission of thle ...

... ?? the £ ls. toag fro! ined SUN FIRE OFFICE, 'I Il I BANK BUILDINGS, CORNH-ILL, w ease AND e fre C1 CRAIG'S COURT, CH-ARING CROSS, du Pas- LONJDON. tien Igof MANAG ERS. Ind loots CHARLES POLE, Esqj. Treasl~exes. tile lush Charles B~otlton, Esuj. Feli x Ladbroke, Esq. F Otis. .Thle Horn P. PlEwdell. Bouverie. Charles Shaw Lefere, Esq. M.P. nea nall. William Burnie, REsj. The Hlon. Hugh Lindsay. ...

... NEW CHRISTMAS FRIUITS, At Reduced Prices. PLAYIN2\G.CARDS, 4c. S-c. II Sc it r hits 1;,o to a WILI .l lae IllaUtiity of NRew 'ttU S, ViZ :-CUKRIANT3, M tSCA'TEi., VA.EN'I'IA, Li xs, MTALAGA, alld SUo.TANA 'RAISINS, SwIVIE malld BITTEII LMOCNDS, 'ut'iraly FIGS, NUTJrS, M'ALNUTS, ORANGES, LEMfONS, OR{ANG^E and LEittOl PEE}L, S:C. Allso, on7 Sale, A Great ?? of PLAYIN G CARDS, on low terms. .Y1 ...

... LONDON SNUFF SHOP, AND CIGAR DIVAN, NO. 136, UNION STREET, Next to Mroelvin's Hotel, Union Bridge. NHARLES FYFE tales leave -west respectfully to offet his C sincere thanks to the Noblenlw and Gentle men of Aberdeen- ?? mad ad joinintg Coun ties, (is well as to a- nuer(ois and hiqhly respectahle class of his ftllow-citizens, tor their very kind and lsbc;a supp~ort ever since he comonccedi the ...

... Ce 11 DUNDEE AND LONDON STEADI SHIPS. E T FrIIESE iF tgniflcest and powerful VESSELS, now the only ?r -A S'TEAM VESSELS plying ?? SCOTLAND and LONDON whi)chsi oUilWEE ?? appointed to sa1il. Tltc Perth, Wedl.1st Ott4, 4ifter~nooni-Wed. 8ilsOct. 4nmorn. S y Th~eDundee, do. Oth ,,4 slo. Wed. 15th , 10 do. 1, The Perth, do.,18th, , 4 do. Wed. 22d l,12noon tci ci' The Dundee, do. 22(l , 4 do. Wed. ...