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... Accommodation for Passengers. Any who inclines to take their Passage, or who wants to ship Goods for that Place may apply to the Master, to be found aboard the Ship, or Hugh and Robert Clerk Merchants in Edinburgh. For KINGSTON in JAMAICA, from the Port ...
... has direfted to be put in Execution on fuch negligent and difobe- dient Perfons. *i* That the new Ship EAGLE, David Stcvenfon Maftcr, one ofthe Contraft Ships betwixt Borrowftounnefs and London, is now on the Birth taking in Goods, and has eood Accommodation ...
... Mrs. Turnbull, above the Old Stage-Coach Office, Leith, The GOOD SHIP The ANNE of Leith, whereof the deceaft Mr. T.homas Jamiefon was Mafter, with her whole Appurtenances. Tf;e faid Ship is now lying in the Har- bour of Leith, and her Inventary and Conditions ...
... propriety Tliofe v'ho are defigned to enter, will be pleafed to ap- P'y foon. He may be fpoke with at Mr Wil- {iam Paton's, Ship-maftsr, oppofire the Weigh- Houfe, or at Mr John Maflbn's, Mafon, at his *fou!e in Leith Lodge. #⢠B. A. Masson hath had ...
... the de- ceased William Cullen of Sauchs, extending the yearly free rent of the said whole lands in mo- ney, victual, and casualties converted, to 174 l. 4s. 6d. Scots, and valued by the Lords, at 28 years purchase, amounting at that rate to 5062 1. 16s ...
... ftationed on board the Ship Ifobel and Margaret of Lcith; John Duncan Iviafter, lying inthe Harbour of Pittenweem, were by a great Number of Perfoiis, at prcfent unknown, violently deforced and confined, and the whole Cargo of the faid Ship run. The Commiffioiiers ...
... belonged to ibe deceased Mr James Crawford, ship-builder, lying in Nortli-I.eith, near the Draw-Bridge, containing an extensive front along t'.ie north side of Leith harbour — and affording a number, f advantages, as ships can be lud alongside, and car- p.ic ...
... the adjacent country. ttle__nm, Ofloler 3, 1783 * , AT LONDON, XTjT- T H E T H A M S, ?? of tbe Borro-.vftonnnefs Contrail: Ships) CjTafgow, &c and will fad the lBfl> of Otlo- James Grieve, Edinburgh,* aid a parcel of Curriets Knives, marked G. White, Edinburgh ...
... are hoideli of the Magistrate- : and Town Council of Edinburgh, for payment of an yearly feu-duty of X. 12 Ster- ling. The casualty exigible for the entry of heirs is taxed at \E\ 17 9 4-121-1-' St, liing, and that fee the entry of singular and ti.e upset ...
... which time. S^ded, si.c will be exposed to public :, :- lil ?? wiii be rriven. ?? lay be made to John Otoe, or Robert Cclvill, ship builder >>^Jl_ ?? salmon fishing. ?? withia the Town Hall of Dundee, .b '-lae--r,).:r curr n- ttt 2 o : ...
... it ?? in^tbe Harbour of Methii!, ar.d tiun 0 ?? r.; :. f • °« Bd^ Sterfing. Ihc Conditions of Roun and ?? urjf ot tae (aid Ship to be lecn at the Admiralty Office P r HEW MUSICK. PROPOSA LS fin- priming by Subfcription, a Tresis, cal'ed THOROUGH-BASS ...
... Diftiiier, William Taylor Boat-builder, and other Tenants. The Conditions of Roup and Progrefs to be fcen in the Hands of John Reid Ship mafter the Proprietor, at the Houfc ofthe deceaft Mrs. Robeirfoninthc Broad-wynd of North-Lc'th.orin the Hands of Dionyfius ...