... morlong of the ?? Quhdib ~Manch and Br ~i/t Genadieirs. S. T hi Attacti on th Farm Hos ?? Hayle Sainte- 7. -The DeathI of Sir Thomas Pictota-Attackton ~Moit i St. Jean-T11he 7Dth atitd92d H~ighblnders charging the Fr,,nch frlkpei~l Guards,&c-GadS te.ic' 8 ...

... Stastisti- cal State of Scotland. Edinburgh, published for the Praprietors, by Oliver and rur B'oyd;' W. Tunhuhll, Glaigow, and Thomas lianuiltun, to London. cel of This day is published, BY WILLIAM TURNBULL, Sol 1'rice 7s. 6d. half bound, faC A LIST OF THE ...

... Lbetween the lands of Hydepark, belonging to the heirs of AMr.' M'Ilwham, and the Lands of Lancefield, be- longiuto tar.t -Hardy, onthe north bahk of the Clyde, and imunediately to the west of the Works lately erected by Mr. Napier; withthe WATERSIDE'GROUND ...

... E LOGS HONDURAS MNIAHO- A GAN Y, ofl arge dimensions, and ?? q.uality. FINDLAY, CO(NTNAL & C0O Glasgow, 17th Sept., 1822. THOMAS AITKEN, Measurer.- PUBLIC SALE OF CANADA STAVES. There will be sold, by auction, on. the New East.Quay of GREENOC-!, oa Woednesday ...

... CO.NNAL & CO. 0GhasgDoA, thll Nov., 1S2'2. . SALE OF %VORSTEMD & WOOLLEN 'rOODvS. There will tlN 501(d, by public ronp, in THOMAS WkT:- SON's Sale Rooms, 80, TrolIate, on Friday the 15th 1 ?? tt, >1 lE FOLLOWING GOOI)S, being tlhe ftlek in G (;laxri.s ...

... acres.' an Offers will be received, and farther particulars communi- cated, by Mr. Drysdale, at Jerviston House; or Mr. ?? he Hardy, Sheriff Clerk's Officl, Glasgow. . 13th Feb., 1826. HYNDFORD BRIDGE. IHE PONTAGE LEVIABLE atsaid BRIDGE - T -ill be exposed ...

... 2O acres. Offers will be received, amid farther particulars communi- cated, by Mr. Drysdale, at Jerviston House; or Mr. ?? Hardy, Sherift' Clerk's Offices Glasgow; 15th Feb., 1S26i VALUABLE' PREMISES IN WVHITEIIAVEN. T sold by public auction, (by Orde ...

... Alston William Craig James Edmond John MlacAsthur James Cleland The Rev. Dr. Moffat Dr. A. D. Anderson Robert Ferrie and James Hardie. I waS moved by Charles Stirling, Esq., seconded by Wil. I.l Serith, Esq., and unanimously carried, that the best ,,its of ...

... William Craig James Edmond John i'lacAtthur James Cleland The Rev. Dr. Mloffat Dr. A. D. Anderson Robert Ferrie aiid James Hardie. it was moved by Charles Stirling, Esq., seconded by Wil. Easm Smith. Esq., ar d unanimously carried, that the best Iarks ...

... Cl~ases for Young Ladies from 2 till S, and from 3 4do fr.O Young Gentlemen from 8 till 9, A.M., \, _d feio6 til;ltv ,hich W- Hardie has felt to form his Pub- fhe di U rcci~c at9 A.M. durir.g the winter moniths, J ti e adice of some f his friends, have induced ...

... satisfactory manner in which he has conducted the affairs of the Company, ever since his appointment to the office of Manager. THOMAS MUnI, Esq. of IVuirpark, Cha.rmnan of the Board of Management at Glasgow, nd empowered to re- present the Shareholders in ...

... respectfully informed, that his Majes- ti's Servants will perform the fashionable Comedy of THE BELLE'S STRATAGEM. LETnIAl HARDY-By MISS FOOTE, her First Appear.. once this Season. DDricourt, Mr. Waldron-Sir George Touchwood, Mr. Seymour. Other Entertainments ...