... Mackie and Mackenzie AT the commencement of a new year, beg leave to exprefs to their friends and the public, the ~;.ttefal fenfe they entertain of the liberal fuppoit Ci sx'ich they have always expdiienced, but more parti- n *ni.31.ly duringlalt year; they hope, by equaly unre- 'I sro.iUCd atteption, ta toerit the fame thare of public E 11rionage during the prefent. Among a variety of cther ...

... f A COWT STOLrN. W- THEREAS on the night of Saulday laft, be- V tween Iti and as o'clock, the Byre of James a Allan in Auquhiry, in the parilh of Dsnnottat and r county of Kinrardinc, was broke into, and a black e hurnmel COW flolen therefrom , a reward of d THREE GUINEAS is therefore offered to any pel- d fon who will give fuch information to John Burnett, Procuratot-Gfral in Stonehaven, as ...

... BRITISH STATE LOTTERY, Begins drawing 26th February next, CAPITAL PRIZES. 6 Prizes Of TVJSNTV TriHOUSAND POUNDS, s Ditto of Ten Thoufand Pounds, 5 Ditto of Five Thoufand Pounds, S Ditto of Two Thoufand Pounds, 1c Ditto of One Thoufand Pounds, 2o Ditto of Five Hundred Pounds, &c. &c. &C. rTHE ORIGINAL ¶FICKETS & SHARES, In Halves, Ouarters, Eighths, & Sixteenths, lo a Variety of Numbers, are ...

... Sir Prizes of Twentr Thoufancl Pound.r each, IN THE ENGLISF STLATE LOT IERY, That begins Draving tile z6th of February, nexrt, viz. SCHEME. No. of P-rizLs. Valic of each. Total value. 4 of ?? is rso,coo 3 . -0,000 - 30,00 4 5,000 - 20,0oo 5 2,000 - 0,c0oO ao - 1,000 - 10,000 20 500 - I0,00 -S - 100 - 5,000 100 - 50 - 500 1,1500 - -6 264,000 i6,696 Prizes £434,000 ift draw n Blank, *tft day a ...

... S.&Y P'-izersto Twenty Thoufand Pounds each, ?? THE ENGLISH STATE LOT CERY. ?? begins Drawing the 26th of February, next, viz. SCHEME. ' Prizes. Value of each. Total value. 4 of £zo.ooo is ,;So,ooo .; - 10,000 - 30,000 4 - 5,000 - 20.000 , - 2,000 - 10,000 - 1,000 - 10,000 So- 500 10,000 ;o - 100 - 5,000 sosc. - 50 5000 6 - 264,000 a6,tpS' Prizes £434,000 i.fr drawn Blank, ift day 1 I,000 ...

... e-,ion e e Mi. BLAXCKIWELL's PRIZE DISCOURSE. e THE fubjea of the prize difeourfe in Maifcifhal d 'TCollege and Univerfity of Aberdeen, founded A by the late Mrs Blackwell of Pulmore, for the pre- D ent year, is The Evcellence of the Britibh 0O;19iA'utiton. The Truflees, appointed b-y the Founder, confider- a ing the inconvenience to which candidates are fCb- - jeCted, by being requited to ...

... STATE LOTTERY, 1797. The Tickets are fold and divided Into Halves, Qu3rtnes, Eighths, and Sixteenths, 13B HAZARD, BURNE &1 Co. d STOCK BROKERS, At their STATE LOT fERY OFFICE, a No. 93, under the Royal Exchange, Lox noB, And no %where elfe on their account. S C H E M E. No lb of Prizes. Value of each. Total value. d 4 of ,.aO,O0O - ,.80o,0O e I - zocoo Firll Drawn s i Blank i th Day 20 o0o I - ...

... S' Pri [zes of Twenty Thoufand Pounds each, -bl THE ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY, 'I'iat b'gins Diawing the 26th of February, next, viz. SCHEME. sn Priz eS. Value of each. Total value. 4 of £2o,000 is 80,000 10,000 30,000 - 5,000 20,000 2,000 - 10,000 3 - . ,000 - 0,000 o 500 - 10,000 50 - 100 - 5,000 ICO - 50 .- 5000 16- a6 - i64,o0 6,6).6 Prizes £434,000 tft drawn Blank, Af day 1,000 ditto, 4th day ...

... WORD to the WISE, as a ferious caution to A all who, from the nature of their complaints, are obliged to have recourfe to that dangerous prepa. ration, Mercury.-Mercury is certainly, if taken with difcretion, a moft noble and ?? cure for every fpecics of Veneral Infeaion; but, on the other hand, there is not an artcle in the whole Materia Medical fo replete with danger. And, if a cold oc. curs ...

... et. Clubs, Societies, and individnal purchafers in 'he Lottery, are requefted to compare the prefent r ?cheme with any that has gone before, and they vill find it unqueftionably far tbperior: notwith. h Janding which, the tickets and Ibares are fold at o a much lower rate than they have been for thefe ti twenty years pall. a -7- a ENGLISH STATE-LOTTERY, 1797. t1 Begins Drawing FEBRUARY 26, ...

... Adyk;e o ?? is -0t:tW i at the Dottors houfe; -aSabore. A propet allowance to Merchants and Captains of Nhip5, giving three days notice. Juit lPniblilhed, A GUIDE TO OLfD AGE; Or, a Core fai the Indifiretions of Youth Will prevent the horrors attendant, and neither young ptifois, sion thofe of matuler years, Ihould be a moment without having it in their pofieffion, par- ticularly feafaring men ...

... 'rO DiR. BRODIJW. ry 5 ONSIDERING the variety of cafes publiffied in it varlious Prints, proving the ef .acious virtucs lit of your XvIcd.icines, it way be efleemed unneceflry rn for us to fay any thing in its favour; btut fhom the le purcft motives, se are induced to affert, that ih the courfe of all our trade, no Miedicine has eyer gained 3e equal refpeat, and had fo rapid a fale as your ...