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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
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The United Kingdom Steam Ship, Captain Turner,
sails every ten days from Newhaven Stone Pier for
Greenwich, London, and from London for Edinburgh,
ditto, calling off Scarbro,' to land and receive Pas-
sengers (weather permitting.)
Agents.
George Mills, 13, Waterloo Place, Edinburgh,
and Whale Brae, Newhaven.
George Bell, 157, Fenchurch Street, and Spread
Eagle Office, Regent Circus, London.
Elton attain $acfttt,
CAPT. CRONE,
Grangemouth Passage,
Sails from Trinity Chain Pier, Newhaven, every
morning at 9 o'clock, returning from Grangemouth
at 1 o'clock afternoon, calling at the intermediate
Ports going and returning.
Fares,
First Cabin to Grangemouth, 2s. 6d; Second, Is. 6d.
N. B — By this arrangement, Passengers who leave
Glasgow by the Track Boat at 8 o'clock morning,
will be landed at the Chain Pier by half-past 3 o'clock
afternoon.
Aberdour Passage.
Sails from Aberdour every morning at 8 o'clock,
returning from the Cliain Pier at 5 o'clock afternoon,
making the passage in 40 minutes.
Stage Coaches leave the Duty House, North bridge,
Edinburgh, at half-past 8 o'clock morning, and at
half-past 4 o'clock afternoon, for the Lion, and are in
waiting at the Chain Pier on the Boat's arrival from
Aberdour and Grangemouth.
Fares,
First Cabin, Is. 6d ; Second do. Is.
ANDw. GREIG, Agent.
Trinity Chain Pier, )
25th May, 1833. }
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CANAL SHIPPING COMPANY'S
SAFETY IRON NIGHT FLY-BOATS
Leave Port Hopetoun, Edinburgh, at Six, and Port
Dundas, Glasgow, at Seven, every lawful night, with
Passengers and Goods, and arrive early next morn-
ing.
N.B. Luggage Boats at Seven, p.m. as formerly.
Robert Sanderson, Manager, 80, Buchanan
street, Glasgow.
George Small, Agent, Port Hopetoun, Edin-
burgh.
Goods and Orders for the above received at Mr
Chrystal's, 185, High streetj Mr Lucas, 20, Ha-
nover street ; Mr Russel, 19, Howe st, and at the
Company's Leith Warehouse, 18, Timber Bush
i Mr H. Campbell.
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The London, Leith, Edinburgh, and Glasgow
Shipping Co. dispatch their Fly Boats with Goods
and Passengers every lawful evening, from Port Hope-
ton, Edinburgh, for Glasgow, at Six and Nine o'clock,
the latter arriving the following morning about Eight
o'clock.
FARES FOR PASSENGERS TO GLASGOW :
First Cabin, 5s. Second Cabin, 3s. 6d.
Intermediate distances moderate.
Packages and Parcels under Two Stones, only 6d.
Do. do Four Stones, only 9d.
The Company's Luggage Boats are also dispatched
daily, carrying Goods at the cheapest rates. Goods
are also sent daily to Linlithgow, Falkirk, and their
vicinity ; and every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday,
to Stirling, Bannockburn, and St Ninians, &c. &c.
Goods are also sent Daily to Linlithgow, Falkirk,
and their Vicinity; and every Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday, to Stirling, Bannockburn, and St Ninians,
&c. &c.
Goods and Parcels taken in for the Boats at the
General Packet Office, 25, Princes street ; Eagle
and Henderson, 99, High street; D. Mackinlay,
1, Bank street ; P. Dudgeon and Co., 47, Nicolson
street ; and at 50, Shore, Leith.
N.B. It is particularly requested that all Goods
intended for this conveyance be addressed to the
care of
Ogilvie & Crichton, Managers, 50, Shore, Leith.
John Strachan, Agent, Port Hopetoun, Edin-
burgh.
W t illiam Crichton, Agent, 28, Queen street
Glasgow.
Daniel Ferguson, do. East Breast, Greenock.
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JAMES SCOTT & CO.
wholesale and retail wine merchants,
Beg leave to announce to their Friends and the Pub-
lic, that they have opened those extensive and com-
modious premises, No. 15, South St Andrew Street,
with a large Stock of
WINES, LIQUEU'RS, FOREIGN and BRITISH
SPIRITS,
the whole of which has been selected with the greatest
care by the principal partner (formerly J. Scott, tertius,
of Leith,) whose long experience in the Wine and
Spirit Trade, and residence for some time in the Wine
Countries, enabled him to make the selection with
peculiar advantages.
With the view of cultivating a Family Business, for
which the premises and situation are so well adapted,
J. S. and Co. have been induced to include MALT
LIQUORS and TEAS, the latter of which have been
purchased at the India House by an experienced and
confidential Agent.
J. S. and Co. are satisfied that every article of their
Stock will be found, on trial, of the first quality, ac-
cording to the prices; and the whole having 6e n pur-
chased with ready money, they are enabled tosell as
low as any in the trade. — Cards, with a scale of p rices,
are ready to be issued.