... FALKFPfiZ MARK Ed YY 1^ V I e ' e mm a S re:it lllow of cattle, li.ppoied to be above jo.esco. Tiie good Cms were unfold ?? - bat mar, y ofth ?? -ear, cattle y.ere On Saturday night a count. yman w i,o had been at laikuk market With his cattle, was robbed ...

... CORN MARK PIT V.-heat, no. 4X s. Barky, 21, 2S s. 6 d. Rye, l.i, 17 5. Malt, ?? 19 s. 6 d. Oits, 14, 3 t s . 6 ?? i ?? 24, ,;6 s. ...

... CORK MARKE-I M.-.rttil 14. Wheat, a.2. ?? j O c t- x c rai.cv, 1:, ?? b. I d. ; ?? .. ...

... Mr. MARKS, Edinburgh, Dentil! an. iperator the Teeth. RESPECTFULLY informs the Public, that, having praflifed mod of the Cities and Towns in Great Britain, with very general appiobation, he flatters himfelf he (hall give entire fatisfaflion to thole who ...

... How to mark linen so as nar be ??? going. Recommended l ' pAke vermilion, on a half-cr ...

... Prices of Plffttal this day in Edltdrurcrt Mark-U Beft oats, s; s. per boll. Scdond, 16s. ' Third, ?? . Beft oatnit.il, is. id. halfpenny. Second ditto, is. 1 ?? Peafe meal, 9d. Barley meal, 9d. lutlrpcnny. ...

... ; field.'. o> MEAL— IiDINE RGK MARK] ?? l.otbia-.v ?? i.i.i ?? llt---.tr ?? ?? : r- ?? l ?? i ?? c .„-. ?? i . . . . Firft, 17 3 i Fifi, i, „ Fi -.J . -A- .Second, IT a , Second, l« 9 ?? i . Third, A 6 I third, i& 0 I '--a o O ...

... When cruel Death with fell The tender maiden caught. Mark—mark, fay—how quick at dawn Fab it ictus away To yon drear wood (that fkirts the lawn) Which fcarce admits the day; Where, perch'd alone, the widow'd dove Breathes forth her lay, 'Till his loud ...

... rjbraltar. PRICES of GOODS at the Corn Exchange in Mark-Lane. Wheat - - - 32 to 36 s. per Quarter. Barley - - - 15 to 17 s. 6d. ditto. Rye - - - 18 to 19 s. ditto. Oats - - - 10 to 12 s. 6 d. ditto. ...

... J Frc,-. the Lcmdcn Psf.-r . Mar,:k 6. A very ftrange repuit tvas circulated yefterday, relative to an attempt which was fiid to have be :n made to aita'anate a of the ?? apd his .eti-.eit having been complied -.vith, when he had been a lanvi time with ...

... COtftfcd marks ; fiTOof of wtiich he read certificate, (igned the mimfler and of the elders of the parilh of Muthi!, where he had refided all his life ; and, he wa» only employed for the pannel lad nigh', had it not in his power to bring forward witnellbs ...

... north of the newly marked out Red:re road, and part of the moor of Badentoy, and of the hill of Clochendichter. it has plenty of mofs on the northweft of it. The boundaries of the feveral lots and moffes are diftin&ly marked, Mez cut march flones, cairns ...