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Abbeys, Churches, Monaſteries and Convents, 


DESCRIPTION 


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DING 

keE- King and Queen of England, Scotland, France and 
BA lreland, Defenders of the Faith; &&c. To all our 
W&x [Loving Subje&s, of what Degree; Condition and 
SJ Quality ſoever, within Our Kingdoms and Domi- 

EMSESEIE nions, Greeting. Whereas Our Truſty and Well- 
; OY beloved fFohn Sleper, Gerit. hath repreſented unto 
Us, That he hath been at conſiderable Charge, and great Pains in 
finiſhing the Firſt Volume of a Book, Entituled T heatrum Scotie ; 
and that he intends to Publiſh Two other Volumes upon the ſame 
Subje&, and hath humbly beſought Us, That in Conſideration of the 
great Charge he will be atin perfecting the ſame, We would be pleaſed to 
Grant him Our Royal Licenſe for the ſole Printing and Publiſhing the 
ſaid Book, wherein We are pleaſed to Gratifie him ; We do therefore 
hereby, Grant unto him the ſaid fohn Sleper, Our Royal Licenſe fot 
the ſole Printing and Publiſhing the ſaid Three Volumes of the ſaid 
Book, Entituled Theatrum Scottie, or any of them; and do ſtrictly 
Charge, Prohibit and Forbid all Our Subjes to Reprint withitr Our 
Kingdoms the ſaid Books, or any of them, or any Abridgrment, or any 
part of any of them, or to Import, Buy, Vend, Utter or Diſtribute any 
Copies or Exemplaries of the ſame, or any Part thereof Reprinted 
beyond the Seas, for the Term of Fourteen Years next Enſuing the 
Publiſhing hereof, without the Conſent and Approbation of the ſaid 
fobn Sleper, his Heirs, Executors or Aſſigns, as they and every of 
them ſo Offending will anſwer the contrary, not only by the Forfei- 
ture of the ſaid Books, Copies or Exemplaries, but at their utmoſt 
Peril, whereof as well the Wardens and Company of Srar1onzrs of Our 
City of London, as all and ſingular Our Officers of the Cuſtoms in 
this Port of London, or .any other Place within Our Dominions, and 
all other Officers and Miniſters whom it may concern, are to take parti- 
cular Notice, That due Obſervance be given to this Our Royal Com- 


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Given at Our Court at White-Hall, the 6th. Day of June, 1693. 
In the Fifth Tear of Our Reign. 


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—I&//7E Kingdom of SCOTLAND, 
mes containing ſo many great and remark- 
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EE. thing of this Nature being yet Publiſh- 

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Your Majeſties moſt gracious View. 
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long and proſperous Rergn over Thy and Your Other 
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T's a aw worthy of ones enquiry, how a Nation, as SCOT- 
LAND, ſa much addided to Mihitary Arts, and fo conſtantly 
ingaged ig. both Foreign and Domeſtick Wars, ſhould have 
been in a Capacity to ere& ſuch ſuperb Edifices as that 

Kingdom abounds with. There is no Country in Europe that can 

brag either of greater Piles of Buildings, or a more regular Archite&ure 

in its Ancient Churches and Religious Fabricks, than Scotland was 

Miſtreſs of about an Age or Two ago. To inſtance One for all, the 

Metropolitan Church of St. Andrews was probably the bigeſt in Chri. 

(tendon, being Seven Foot longer and Two Foot broader than that of 

St. Peter at Rome; and for the Heighth and Embelliſhing of its Pillars 

and Roof, the Beauty of its Stones, and Simetry of its parts, was one ie of 

the beſt of the Gothich kind in the World. 

READER, You may receive this Impartial Account from me 
as a Foreigner, who am now ſettled in this Nation ; and having met 
with the uſual Civility and Kindneſs Strangers are treated with a- 
mongſt them, it is no wonder if I am rempted to leave ſome little 
Marks of Gratitude behind me, in tranſmitting to Poſterity thoſe Ve- 
nerable Remains of former Ages, and oblige other Nations with the Pro- 
ſpeAs of ſo many conſiderable Places; which Ipreſume will be very ac- 
ceptable to them. It is a Work of ſo great Charge, and will require ſo 
many Volumes, that I cannot ſatisfy the Publick but from Time to 
Time in it. And according to the Reception theſe firſt Endeavours ſhall 
meet with, it will encourage me to go on with the reſt. In the mean 
time, I hope no Perſon will take Exceptions, though the Towns, and ſuch 
of the Nobility, whoſe Arms are here inſerted, are not always placed 
conform to the Rank they keep in Parliament ; it being a Thing which 
cannot be adjuſted in a Work of this Nature till the whole Deſign is 
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Particular Dedica- The Proſpe&s Plates marked 


HONS. 


Uke of Hamilton. 
Duke of Lennox. 

Earl of Marr. 
Earl of Linlithgow. 
Viſcount of Fallland. 
Lord Secretary Fohnſton. 
Viſcount of Starrs. 
Earl of Aberdene. 
Earl of T'weddale. 
Marqueſs of Montroſs. 


Marqueſs of Atho/l. 


Marqueſs of Caermarthen. 
Earl of Arran. 

Lord Secretary Stairs. 
Earl Marſhal. 

Earl of Errol. 

Lord Stranarver. 
Viſcount of Stormont. 
Earl of Elgin. 

Earl of Strathmore. 
Earl of .Southesb. 

Earl of Cafillis. 
Viſcount of T arbart. 
Viſcount of Strathallan. 
Earl of Levin. 

Earl of Kincardin. 
Earl of Roxburgh. 
Earl of ÞFarfor. 

Earl of Haddington. 
Earl of Panmure. 

Earl of Cathneſe. 
Earl of Dundonald. 


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Edinburgh. 
Dumbritton. 
Stirhng. 
Linlithgow. 
Falkland. 
St. Andrews; 
Glaſgow. 
Aberdene. 
Haddington. 
Awe 
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Dumblane, 
Hamilton. 
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Dumfermelin, 
Culroſſe. 
Kelſo. 
Bothwell. 
Melroſſe. 
Brechen. 
Roſlin. 
Paſley. 

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To His Grace WILLIAM Duke of Hamilton, 
Marqueſs of Cliddeſdale, Ear/ of Arran and Lan- 
nerick, Lord Aven, Machlanſhire and Po- 
mont, &c. Lord High Commiſfoner for the Kingdom 
of Scotland, Preſident of their, Majeſties Moff Ho- 
nourable Privy Council; and Kmght of the Moff No- 
ble Order of the Garter, &C. 


EDINBURGH. 


DINBURGH is ſituated in Mid-Lothian, a Shire of Scors 
land. It is the Chief City of the Kingdom, and Royal Sear. 
It far ſurpaſſeth all the other Cities of the Kingdom in the 
Statelineſs of its Churches, the Beauty and Neatneſs of its 

publick and private Buildings, the Pleaſantneſs of its Site, the Large- 

neſs of its Precinas, the Number and Opulency of its Inhabitants, and 

Dignity of its Rulers. By the moſt ancient Inhabitants it was called 

Dun Eden; by the Latins, EdinodJunum, and by the Germans, Edin= 

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Dun Eden ſignifies a Town upon a Hill, or rather a City. of the 
Eden, fituatedion a Hilk The Edi are thee rl by olwny are 
termed Orrodent, which Word (as ſome Learned Mea think) was mil- 
taken for Scortodeni, the two hrſt Letters Sc being worn out with Time: 
For near to this City is Curia Ottodenorum, whoſe Name remains to this 
Day in a Village Four Miles Weſt from the City, called Currie: And 
two Miles Weſt from the Town is Corſtopitum ( which alſo was among 
the Orrodeni) which is a Village commonly called . Corſtorfin. 

Ptolonry calls this Place” Zrezwntr nndw, Caſtrum alatum, the 
Winged Caſtle, which is not ſo. called from that kind of Wings 
which the Greeb Builders ( as fays Vitruvius ) call nzzuz, (which 
are double Walls ſo rifing to the Height, that they reſemble Wings: 
For it is likely there was no regular building in that Place at that time) 
but that they were ſuch as by the Poet Fuvenal are called Caſtela Bri- 
gantum ; which ſort of Caſtles we may ſee deſcribed by Tacitus, Annal. 
Lib. XII. where he ſays, That upon high Mountains, and other Places 
of diffrcult Acceſs, he built up Stones in Form of a Fence, where the 
River did run on a ſlippery Ford. Now theſe Fences of , Stone were 
nothing elſe, but Stones caſt togettier without Mortar, which is alſo 
clear from the ſame Author in the fore-cited Place, where he ſays, The 
Souldiers holding their Bucklers over their Heads for a Defence, pulled 
down the mnwrought and. ill-built Stones; which could not have been 
ſo eafily done, if they had not been caſt together without Mortar. And 
certainly our Anceſtors choſe out this as a very fit Place for a Fort of 
that Nature: For the Hill where the Caſtle ſtands is exceeding ſteep and 
craggy, and the Aſcent very difficult, except where it looks to the Eaſt, 
which Part they fortified with Stones - caſt together as before. The 
Aſcent on which the City now ſtands had, and yet hath upon the 

 North-fſide, a ſtanding Pool, which is commonly called the North-Loch. 
Upon the South-ſide of the Hill there was likewiſe another ſtanding- 
Pool called the South-Loch: The Verity of which the Rights and Lea- 
ſes of ſome Houſes of St. Ninian's Row, do teſtifie, which are let 
with the Privilege of a Boat annexed ; and theſe two Lochs or Lakes 
bounded the City upon theſe two Sides, as the North-Loch does it at 
this ' Day upon the North-fide; but the .Sourh-Loch was drained a Hun- 
dred Years ago, and upon the Banks thereof are built two ſeveral 
Trads of Houſes, between which (in the Place where the Loch it ſelf 


ſtood) is a Street called the Copgate. And fo the Breadth of the City 
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ic the South, is far extended beyond its former Lids 508 | likes | 
wiſe the Length thereof toward the Weſt is much enlarged, for the 
Graſs Market and Horſe Market are now within the City-Wall; 

The Reaſon why this Place is called Caftrum Alatum, or The winged 
Caftle, is to be taken from the very Nature of the Place: For, belides 
the Lakes on both lides, there are two Hills near the Rock on which 
the Caſtle ſtands, viz. Sarisbury and Neils Craigs, ſo named from the 
ſomerime Owners thereof, which in a manner reſemble Wings, as is 
eafily perceived Coming to the City from the South-Eaſt by the Sea 
Side; for then theſe Rocks appear like Wings ſtretched forth, and the 
Rock on which the Gaſtle ſtands, like the Head of a Bird with a Tuft, 
And this is the getivine Detivation of the Word. 

I know there are ſome learned Perſons who will have Prolomy's Caftriime 
Alatum, to be in another part of the Country, and not to be Edinodu- 
au, ſeeing he makes his 21; to. be attiongſt the Vacomagr ; but 
Prolomy muſt be born with in all his Miſtakes of the Situation of Pla« 
ces here ; for being an Egyptian, living itt Alerandria, and forced to take 
things upon Truſt, and follow the Relation of others, it is no Wonder 
if he be ſometimes miſtaken. 

The. greater Part of the City is built upon the Aſcent, and it is very 
probable that rhe Caſtle has been the Cauſe of Building the City t 
For firſt the Neighbours have built a few Houſes near the Caſtle, that 
under the Reach tas they might be defended from the Injuries of 
their Enemies. The Number of the People growing apace, the Num. 
ber of the Houſes likewiſe encreaſed, and ſtretched forth to the very 
Foot of the Aſcent toward the Eaſt ; by which the City, together with 
the Suburbs of the Canon-gate and King's Palace, is become one entire 
Scotch Mile in length ; but in breadth it is leſs by the half, notwith- 
ſtanding the Suburbs be included. The High Street from the Caſtle to 
the Abbey is adorned with ſtately Buildings, which are of late made 
ot hewen Stone, ſince that by an A& of the Towh-Courcil it hath 
been prohibited (for the frequent burnings which happened) to build 
any. more Timber-Houſes either in the City or Suburbs. 

The great Breadth of the High Street, and of the many Lanes 
which lie o8- each ſide the ſame, from the North to the South 
( which ſend up the Air as it were in Pipes into the High Street ) 
and the Nearneſs of the two Hills called Neils Craigs on the 
North, and Sarisbury Craigs on the South, do always refreſh the 

Town 


"Thairm SCOTIE. 


Town with Air: which conduces not a little to the Wholeſomeneſs 
hereof, and it was never heard that the Plague raged in it, except 
brought in thither by infefted Wares. Which Purity of the 
Air is daily encreaſed ſince the Time that excellent freſh Water 
was. brought into the City from a Fountain three Miles diſtant from 
the ſame, and that by a moſt wiſe A& of the Council all Naſtineſs 
is removed. 

The City is encloſed with a kind of an Old Roman w all on every 
ſide, except towards the North, where the North-Loch does ſecure it 


inſtead of a Wall. 


The City is entered by fix Gates or Ports: T'wo of which are to 


the Eaſt, two to the South, one to the Weſt, and one lately made to 
the North. 

One of. the Gates to the Eaſt is called the Netherbow, which in the 
Year 1616, was magnificently rebuilt, being the chief Gate of the 
City, adorned with Towers on both fides. 

The other Gate to the Eaſt is called the Cowgate Port, through 
which there is an Entry into the Nether Street; of the length of the 
whole City, and is called the Cowgate. 

The Eaſtmoſt of theſe Gates to the South (through which is an 
Entry into the City) is called the uotbenel Fort, from the Suburb 
called the Potter-Kow. 

The Weſtmoſt of theſe is called the Soctery Port, propeily the 
Brewer's Port. They have a great ſquare Court in that Place, with 
Buildings and brave Houſes round about it, to the very Walls of the 
City. 

The Weſt-Gate at the other End of the City, lying beneath the 
Caſtle, affords an Entry from the Suburb of the ſame Name. 

The North-Gate, which was laſt made at the Lower End of the 
North-Loch, is twofold, the Inner and the Outer Port, through which 
there is an Entry into the City from the Suburb called the Mutrer's 
Hlill 

There are two Streets extending the whole length of the Town. 
The chief Street which is alſo called the Higher, is one of the 
broadeſt in Exrope: From it there run many Lanes on both fides, 
The Nether or Lower Street hath alſo many Lanes _— to the 


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In the very middle of the City there is a Cathedral Church, 
which is called St. Giles's Church; of fuch Largeneſs that it is divided 
into three Churches, every one of which has its own Pariſh, It 
is built of hewen Stone, adorned with Pillars and Yaultmgs of 
Stone. In the middle it forms a perfect Croſs, by feur Parts of 
this Church meeting together, and they ſupport a ſtately, 
high Tower, with a Top of curious Workman-ſhip, repre- 
ſenting an Imperial Crown. Beſide this Cathedral Church there 
are in the City, 

The South-Church, called the Graz-Friars Church, which ſtands 
in the middle of the common Burial-place. Many Tombs and 
Monuments de ſurround the Church-Yard, amongſt which that of 
Sir George Mackenz,y does appear like a Mauſoleum. 

There is alſo a Church of ſquare hewen Stone with a Tower 
built in the Year 1641, which is called the Trone-Church. 

The Collegiate-Church of the Sacred Trinity, was built by 
Mary of Gueldres, King Fames the ſecond's Queen, where alfo 
ſhe lies interred. 

Near to this Church is the Hoſpital of St. Thomas, in which 
the poorer ſort of Inhabitants, both Men and Women, are maintained 
ſplendidly enough, and have their own proper Chaplain. 

Over-againſt this Church is the Correftion-Houſe , commonly 
called Paul's Work, in which there are divers Manufacturies 
of Linen, Wooll and Silk, where diffolute Perſons are forced to 
earn their Living with their Labour. 

The Lady Yefter's Church, was built by one of the Lady Yeſters, 
who alſo left a Summ of Money for maintaining a good-and able 
Man to preach and perform Divine Service therein. 

Beſides theſe Churches there are two Chapels in the City, that 
of St. Magdalen's in the Cwgate, and St. Mary's in Nedries Wind, 
There is another Chapel of the ſame Name at the Foot of the Can- 
non-Gate; as likewiſe ſeveral Meeting-Houſes lately built, both 
in the City and Suburbs. 

About the middle of the Canmon-Gate, upon the North-fide of it, 
there is built, within theſe Five Years, a very beautiful Church, and 
a conſiderable Piece of Ground incloſed for a mgm by a 
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Near unto the Cathedral Church is the Parliamem-Houſe where the 
three Eſtates of the Kingdom do convene. It ſtands in a great Court, 
the North-ſide whereof is bounded by.the Church it felf ; the Weſt-fide 
is incloſed by the Council-Houſe, where the Town-Council aſſembles; 
the South-ſide is incloſed by the Seſſions-Houſe, where the Judges and 
Lords of Seſſion fit to give Juſtice to the People. In the upper Part 
of this Building are the Privy-Council and Exchequer-Chambers. 
The reſt of the South and Eaſt-fide of this Court, is incloſed with the 
Upper and Lower Excliange, and with a Tra& of moſt ſtately Build- 
ings. Here is one of the higheſt Houſes in the World, mounting ſe- 
ven Stories above the Parliament-Court, and being built upon a great 
Deſcent of the Hill, the back Part of it is as far below it, ſo that from 
the Bottom to the Top, One Stair-Caſe aſcends 1 4. Stories high. 

In the middle of the Court is the Statue of King Charles the II. in 


Braſs, ere&ed upon a ſtately Pedeſtal, at the Charge of the City of 


Edinburgh. 

About Twenty Years ago the ſaid Magiſtrates were at a vaſt Ex- 
pence alſo to bring one of the belt Springs in Scotland into the City, 
by Leaden Pipes from a Hill above Three Miles diſtant from it; and 
they have ereQed ſeveral ſtately Fountains in the middle of the High 
Street, to ſerve the Town with Water. 

In Gray's Cloſe near the Netherbow, is the Mint-Houſe, with a large 
Court, adorned with moſt neat and convenient Buildings, for Accom- 
modation of the Over-ſeers and Work-men thereunto belonging. 

Upon the South-fide is the College of King James the VI. founded 
in the Year 1580, endowed with all the Privileges of an Univerſity. 
It hath moſt large PrecinAs incloſed with Walls and divided into Three 
Courts, Two Lower -and One Higher, which is equal to both the 
- other in Largeneſs. Theſe Courts or Area's are adorned on all ſides 
with excellent Buildings, There is alſo a high Tower built over the 
oreat Entry. 

The publick Schools are large, There is likewiſe a very large Com- 
mon-Hall, in which Theology and the Hebrew Tongue is taught, and 
publick Orations made. There is a Library with all Sorts of Books 
and ſome Manuſcripts, Under the Library is the King's Printing-Houſe. 

There is very good Accommodation for the Students, and neat 


and handſome Dwellings for the Proteſſors; ;. with very fine Gardens 
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The Caſtle is fituated at the Head of the Town to the Weſt, 
where the Hill doth riſe into a large Top. It is a very '44imas, for it 
both hangs over, and commands the Town. The Rock on which the 
Caſtle is ſituated, is upon the South, Weſt and North, inacceſſible. 'The 
Entry to the Caſtle is from the Town. The chief Defence on this 
fide is of the round Battery ; at the Foot of: which there is a deſigned 
Out-work, which is not yet brought to- a Condition of Defence, and 
will add very much to the Strength of it when finiſhed. In the Caſtle 
alſo is a Royal Palace of hewen Stone, where the Regalia of the King- 
dom are kept. This Caſtle is ' the Chief Magazine for the Arms and 
Ammunition of the Nation, and hath a moſt pleaſant Proſpe& to the 
neighbouring Fields, and to the River of Forth, from whence it is ſa- 
lated by ſuch Ships of War as come 'to an Anchor in Leith Road. 
The Governours of this Fortreſs fince King Charles the II's Reſtau- 
ration, have been, the Earl of Middleton, the Dukes of Lauderdale, 
Queensbury and Gordon, and fince their Sacred Majelties Acceſſion to 
the Throne of Scotland, the Earl of Levin hath the Chief Com- 
mand of it. 

Heriot's Hoſpital is likewiſe within the City, Situated to the Weſt 
of the publick Burial-Place. It is a Nurſery for Boys, in which the Ci- 
tizens Children who are poor, are brought up, under the Tutelage of 
a Governour, who, according to the Conſtitution - of the Founder, is 
to live Single. They have likewiſe a Chaplain to inſtru them in the 
Grounds of Learning, till they be fitted for the publick Schools and 
Colleges. 

This Hoſpital was founded by George Heriot, Jeweller to King 
James the VI. who was deſcended of the Family of Trebroun ; and 
after he had loſt two Sons by Shipwrack- going from Scotland for 
London, where dying without Iſſue, February the 15th. 1624. he 
left in Legacy to this Hoſpital Two Hundred Thouſand Pounds 
Scots Money, that Youth might be maintain'd therein, and inſtructed 
in Arts and Sciences till they were of mature Age, having left the 
City of Edinburgh his Executors. 

This Fabrick is ſtately like a Palace , the Statue of the Foun- 
der being ereed upon the inner Frontiſpiece. Round about the 
Houſes are moſt pleaſant Gardens adorned with large Walks and plea- 
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Without the Walls of the City are the Suburbs, amongſt which 


that which lies from the Netherbow to the Abbey, called the C annon-gate 
hath the Preheminence. It'is adorned with goodly Buildings and fine 
Gardens. Upon the North-ſide of it is the Tolbooth, where the Bay. 
ff of the ſame do convene for the Adminiſtration of Juſtice. On the 
South-{ide is a very fine Houſe belonging to the Earl of Murray, with 
very pleaſant Gardens adjoining. 

At the Lower End of this Suburb is the Abbey of Holyrood-Howſe, 
founded by King David for the Monks of the Order of St. Auguſtine. 


This was conſumed by Fire, and the Church only remains, in which 


divers of our Kings and Queens are interred. 

The Royal Palace hath four Courts. The Outer Court, which is as 
big as all the reſt, hath four Principal Entries ( befides ſeveral Inlets 
into the adjacent Gardens) three of which are on the Weſt, and the 
other on the Eaſt-ſ1de. 

The Entry of the Palace is adorned with great Pillars of hewen 
Stone, and a fine Cupola in Faſhion of a Crown above it. The Fore- 
part of the Palace is terminated by four high Towers, Two of which 
toward the North were ere&ed by King Fames the V. and the reſt by 
King Charles the IT. The Fabrick of the Inner-Court is very ſtately, 
with P:azza's round about it, all of fine hewen Stone. From theſe co- 
vered Walks you have Acceſs to the ſeveral Apartments which are 
moſt Royal and Magnificent. But above all the long Gallery is re- 
markable, being adorn'd with the PiQtures of all the Kings of Scotland 
from Fergus I. 

The Palace on all Hands is bounded with lovely Gardens. On the 
South lies the King's Park, which hath great Variety of medicinal 
Plants. Here alſo is an admirable Fountain, which through Conduits 
ſerves the whole Houſe. His Grace the Duke of Hamilton is hereditary 
Keeper of this Palace. 


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(Ominus ut ſpeftet ſuperos celoque fruatur, 
Montis 1n acclivi ſurgit Edina jugo. 
Ancillatricem Cererem Nymphaſque miniftras 
Et Veltigalem deſpicit inde F hetin. 
Hic ubt naſcentis ſe pandunt lumina Phoebi, 
Sede ſub Ar&uri regia tecia vides. 
Solis ad occaſum ſurgens arx imminens urbt ; 
Hec habet Artioi tela tremenda Jovis. 
Adſpicis in medio T emplum, decus Urbis 4g Orbis : 
Hac pietas ftabilem fixit in ede larem. 
Cunta nitent intus: Regalis more Corone 
Plerxilis aurato marmore lucet apex. 
Virginis Aftraza domus eſt contermina Templo, 
Digna Polycleti, Praxiteliſque mam. 
Feta colunt cives folis beroibus apta. 
Nullius 1lla minas, nullius arma timet. 
Albula Romuleam Venetam ware territat Urbenr, 
Quas regit undarum ridet Edina minas. 
Crede mihi, nuſquam vel ſceptris aptior urbs eſt, 
Vel rerum Domina dignior Orbe locus. 


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Darnley and March; Baron of Torbolton and 
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DUNBRITITION. 


UMBARTON or Dunbritton, is a Town in the Sheriff 
dom of Lennox, which Beda calls Allclyth, others Allcluith. 
It has its Name from Dun, which in our ancient Lan- 

4 guage ſignifies a Hill or Rock, and Bar which in the ſame 

I Language fignifies the Top or Height of any Thing. 

The Town is fituate in a Plain on the Bank of the River Levin, 

©; ® near the Place where it enters into Clyde, a little below the Caſtle, which 
3 is excellently fortified by Nature, owing little to Art; and ſeems to 

7 have been built by the Ancient Brigantes. This Town had its 

Privileges procured to it by One of the Counteſſes of Lennor. 

The Caſtle hath a ſtrange kind of Situation ; for where the Waters of 
Clyde and Levin meet, there's a Plain extended to the length of a Mile at 
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_ Weſt, with a Watch-Tower on the Top of it, having a large Pro- 
ſpe& on all Sides. The other being a little lower lies to the Eaſt. Be- 
twixt theſe two Tops are Steps hewen out of the Rock with great 
Pains and Labour, which yield Paſſage only to one Perſon at a Time, 
to the upper Part of the Caſtle. To the South where Clyde runs by 
the Rock which is naturally ſteep, it hath a little Deſcent, and as it 
were with out-ſtretcht Arms embraces the plain Ground ; which partly 
by Nature and partly by Art is ſo encloſed, that it furniſhes Room for 
ſeveral Houſes and a Garden. It ſecures the Harbour by its Ordnance, 
and obliges the ſmaller Boats to come up almoſt to the very Gate of 
the Caſtle, the | Chanal of the River running on that Side. The mid- 
dle of the Rock where the Entry to the Caſtle is, being built up with 
Houſes, makes as it were another Caſtle diſtin& from the former. This 
Caſtle, as appears by its Proſpe&s, does almoſt ſtand like a Sugar-loaf 
upon a plain Ground. The Circumference of it is but very ſmall, and yet 
it hath at the Top a little kind of a Lake and ſeveral other Springs. Be- 
ſides the natural Fortification, it is bounded on the Weſt by the Water 
of Levin, and on the South by Clyde, which are to it inſtead of 
Ditches. To the Eaſt, the Sea at a full Tide beats againſt the Foot of 
the Rock ; and when it ebbs it does not leave a Plain of Sand, but of a 
ſoft Clay, which is divided by a Rivulet that runs down from the 
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Lord Areskin and Garioch, &c. Hereditary Go- 
vernour of ST IRLING. 


STIRLING. 


TIRLING isthe Chief Town of the Shire of that Name, where 
the Sheriff keeps his Courts. It hath its Name from its Situa- 
tion ; for the Town ſtands upon the Deſcent of a ſteep Rock! 
at the Foot of which there runs a deep River call'd Boderia or 

Forth. It takes its Name from the Saxon Word Ster, which ſignifies 

a Hill, and Zin a Water. 

It was of old called Binobara, which by ſome is judged to be Prols- 
my's Vindovara: For Bin in our old Language ſignifies a Hill, and Yara 
a River: So that the Name which the Town now retains, is the Signi- 
fication of the old Name thereof. 

At the Head of the Town ſtands a well fortified Caſtle, adorned 
with ſtately Buildings in the former Age, by King Fames the V. This 
is the Place, as Tacitus obſerves, where Clyde and Forth being car- 
ried back divide from one another. For 2 great way they are, ſepara- 
ted by 'a ſmall Neck of Land, which was then frengthnel by a 
Garriſon ; and all that Iſthmus was poſſeſſed by Soldiers, the Ene- 
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on a Stone below the Caſtle toward the Bridge, which makes mention of 

a Wing of the Army that kept Watch there, ſeeming to intimate as 
much : And although the Romans did ſeveral times infeſt ſome Places 
beyond it by their Inroads, yet the Strength and Glory of the Roman 
Name had its Bound in this Place. 

The King's Park lies at the very Foot of the Caſtle, and the City 
ſtands on the Back of a Hill toward the South. Tt is encloſed with a 
Wall, and toward the North, it is bounded with the River Forth, which 
croſſed by a Bridge in that Place. 

The Bridge is of hewen Stone, and fortified with an "TORY It 

conſiſts of four ſtately Arches, and lies South and North. 

The Ships at full Tide come up to the Bridge, and the Haven is 
a little below the ſame. 

The Church, which is of hewen Stone built very artificially, ſtarfds 
in the Upper Part of the Town toward the Eaſt, adorned with a very 
high Tower. 

Not far from the Church may be ſeen the Manfions of the Earls 
of Argyle and Marr, notable both for their Bigneſs and Artifice of 
their StruQure. 

The Earl of Marr is Governour of this Caſtle by Heritage, It hath a 
competent Number of Great Ordnance, for defending the Paſſage of 
the Bridge, and a ſufficient Garriſon eſtabliſhed for its Security. 

In times of Trouble the Chief Magazine of the Nation is uſually 
tranſported to this Place, it lying upon a confiderable Paſs, and almoſt 
in the Center of the Kingdom. 

As this City ſtands in a moſt commodious Place for Commerce, ſo 
it hath a moſt deleQable and pleaſant Proſpe&, by the great and va- 
rious Windings of the River Forth, which are ſo extraordinary, that 
from the Bridge of Stirling to the Town of Allwa, it is 24 Miles by 
Water, and but 4. by Land. 

ALLOWA, a Town in Clackmannon-ſhire, and ſeems to be the 
ſame Prolomy calls Allauna, is ſituated on a pleaſant Plain to the 
North of Forth; and hath a convenient Harbour for Ships of 
Burthen, many of which come thither for Salt and Coals. Here the 
Earl of Marr, Chief of the Areskins, hath a pleaſant Dwelling with a 
Wood adjacent. 


Theatram SCOTIA: 


ARCTURI JFONSTONIL de 
STERLINO Carmen. 


TERLINO guis digna canat ? Cunabula Reges 
Hic ſua ſecurts impoſuere jugts. 
Aura ſalutifera eſt; facit hoc vicima cel, 
Nec datur 2 ſevo tutior hoſte locus. 
Adſpicis hic geminis ſtructas in rupibus arces, 
Tefaque T arpeii turribus equa Fovis. 
Fortha triumphales hic, dum fugit, excipit arcus, 
Cogitur (& curvo ſubdere colla jugo. 
Haud aliter Phrygits ludit Myander in oris: 
Sepe fluit, trepida ſpe recurſat aqua- 
Orbe pererrato levis huc veſtigia flettens 
 Advena miratur ruris (5 urbis opes. 
| Admiranda quidem ſunt hec, 4s carmine digna : 
Plus tamen hic virtus martia laudis habet. 
Non ſemel Auſonios Sterlinum reppulit enſes, 
Limes Q& imperit, quem bibit, amnis erat. 


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Egia fublimis celſa deſpefiat ab arcs 
Pendula, ſub biferis menia ftrufta jigis, 
Regum auguſta Parens, Regum mtricula natis j 

Hinc fibi Regifico nontine tota placet. 

Hoſpita ſed cutvis, quovis ſub nomine, amicus 
Stve es, ſeu non es; Hoſpes an Hoſtis item. 

Pro lucro cedit damnum ; difordia triſtis 

7 Heu quoties procerunt ſanguine tinzit humtum | 
F. Hoc uno infelix, at felix cetera; nuſquam 
Letior aut celt frons, geniuſve ſoli. 


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To the Right Honourable GEOR GE Earl of Lin- 
lithgow, Lord Levingſton and Callander, &c. 
One of the Lords Commiſſioners of the Treaſury : 
and One of their Majeſtzes Moſt Honourable Privy 
Council. 


-LINLITHGOW 


S the fame which Pjolomy calls Lindum, ſo named for its. being 
ſituated on the fide of a Lake. "The King's Palace ſtands on a 
| little Hill, towards the middle of the ſaid Lake, in which there 
\lies an Iſland which aſcends with ſeveral Stairs in the Form of 
an Amphitheater. This Palace is Magnificently built of hewen Stone, 
begun by the former Kings and perfe&ed by King James the VI. L 
It confiſts of Four Towers, between which the Court, the Chapel, ik 
and the reſt of the Buildings are extended. The Porch bears the E 
Name and Arms of King James the V. Jn the Inner Court there is | 
a very artificial Fountain, adorned with ſeveral Statues and Water- 
Works. | 
Cloſe by the Palace is a Church, commonly called St. Michael's, 
of a moſt excelkent Struure, with a very high Steeple, to which 
the late Earl of Linlithgow added an extraordinary neat Chapel. There 
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is 2 ſmall and caſte Deſcent from the Palace to the Town, where is to be 
ſeen a large Four-{quare Court, in the middle of which there is another 
curious Fountain exceeding in all Reſpe&s, that which is in the Inner 
Court of the Palace. 

On the South ſide of this Court is the T olbooth, which is very neat- 
Iy built of hewen Stone, having a very high Steeple with Bells; and a 
very fine Clock. In this Tolbooth the Sheriff and Town-Magiltrates 


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keep their Courts. 


There is a large Street reaches from the one end of the Town to 
the other, which is adorned on every Side with fair Buildings ; from 
each fide of which Street divers Lanes do break out, which open a 
Paſſage into ſeveral pleaſant Gardens. 

The Lake it ſelf is a Mile in length, and a quarter of a Mile over, 
and abounds with Perch, and other ſorts of Fiſh. On the North ſide 
hereof lies the King's Park. 

This Town hath a Harbour for all ſorts of Ships near the Caſtle of 
Blackneſs, where there is a large Cuſtom-Houſle built, with other Houſes 
for the Uſe of Merchants. 

The Earl of Linlithgow is Hereditary Keeper of the Palace, and the 
King's Baily in that Place. 


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De LIMNUCHO, Carmen ARCTURI 
ZONSTONI 


Obile Limnuchum eſt, Pario de marmore templum 
Hic nitet, 1mpenſe non mediocris opus. 

Emula ſunt templi turrita palatia Regis, 

Er Pretio ſuperant Solis utramque domum. 

Proximus eſt urbi nullo-lacus aggere cinttus ; 

Squammiger tlmes Grez natat inter aquas. 

Ita triumphales prebent vivaria cenas 

Grampiaco quoties ſub Jove miles ovat. 

Reglus hic lacus eft Lucrinus, Cxſaris unda : 

Plus habet hic lurus, plus habet ille dapis. 


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To the Right Honourable ANTHONY Viſcount 
of Falkland, &c. One of the Lords Commiſfoners 

' for executing\'the Office of Lord High Admiral of 
England, and One of their Majeſfies Moſt Honou- 
rable Privy Council, an the” ſaid Kingdom. 


FALKLAND. 


ALKLAND is a pretty little Town in the Sheriffdom of 
Fife. At the Foot of Lomon Hill, there is a ſtately Palace, by 
which King James the V. cauſed to be built for a retiring Ta 
Place, it being moſt convenient alſo for Hunting. = 

The King's Park and a Wood are adjacent to it, into which, as alſo 
into the Plain towards the Eaſt, it hath a moſt pleaſant Proſpe. The 

Marqueſs of Athol is Hereditary Keeper of this Palace, and hath a 

confiderable Rent by the neighbouring Lands and Stewardry. It gives 

the Title of Viſcount to the Family of Falkland. 


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Theatrum SCOTIA. I9 


To the Right Honourable JAMES JOHNSTON, 


One of the Lords of their Majeſties Moſt Honourable 
Privy Council, and Principal S$ ecretary of State 
for the Kingdom of Scotland. 


SS ANDREWS 


AINT ANDREWS, in Latin, Andreanopolis, or Fanum 
Santti Andree, has its Name from St. Andrew, whoſe Bones 
are ſaid to be brought hither from Patras, a Town in Pelopon- 
neſus, by Regulus a Grecian Monk, Anno 368. a Man in that 

Age much eſteem'd for Piety, as appears by the Church dedicated to 

him, and called after his Name. From him alſo ( as ancient Writers 

report) this Town was at firſt called Kegimund, that is, Mons ſantt 

Reguli; tor we read that Oengus, or Ungus, King of the PiFs, did 

orant to God and Saint Andrew, That he ſhould be Head of all 


Churches within the Juris{diQtion of the PifFs. 


Likewiſe it is manifeſt from Old Manuſcripts, that this was the prin- 
cipal See of the Culdat, who had the care and management of Holy 
Things from the firſt reception of Chriſtianity in thoſe Parts. 

This City is the Metropolis of the whole Kingdom, and the See of an 
Archbiſhop, who is Primate of all Scorland. Tt lies towards the Eaſt with 
a pleaſant Proſpe& to the Ocean, having a Harbour for Ships, the Sea 


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near it plentiful in Fiſhes, and Fields wholeſome and ſpacious. 

There yet remain the Marks of Venerable Antiquity, the Ruines of 
the Cathedral Church and Monaſtery, which do abundantly teſtitie 
their Ancient Glory and Magnificence. The Town it ſelf is fituate in a 
Plain, from Eaſt to Weſt, with a moſt pleaſant Proſpe& to the Ger- 
,1an Ocean. It had a very ſtrong Caſtle of Old, whoſe Rubbiſh and 
Ruines are yet to be ſeen upon the Rocks on rhe Sea-{1de towards 
the North. It has Streets ſtraight and broad, ſtretching Eaſt and Weſt, 
whereof two lead to that once famous Abbey of Canons Regular 
of the Order of St. Auguſtine, ſituate toward the Eaſt and South-Eaſt, the 
Wall ſurrounding this Abbey being yet intire, and of hewen Stone, 
with many Towers and Turrets which give it the Reſemblance of a 
King's Palace. | 

The Chief Church in the Town now, is that called the New Church, 
not far from the New Colege. Init there is to be ſeen a very Magnifi- 
cent Monument of Archbiſhop Sharp. 

There is alſo another Church called St. Leonard's adjacent to a Col- 
lege of the ſame Name, the Refor whereof is ordinarily the Principal 
of the ſaid College ; but the greateſt Ornament of the City is the 
Univerfity, the. Athens of Scotland, confiſting at preſent of Three Col- 
leges; and was firſt founded by Laurentius Lindoris, and Richardus Cor- 
vellus, Doors of Law, and publick Profeſſors of Philoſophy. 

The College of St. Salvator, commonly called the Old College, was 
founded by Fames Kennedie Biſhop of St. Andrews, together with a 
Church beautified with an high towering Steeple all of hewen Stone, in 
which his Monument of curious Workman-ſhip is yet to be ſeen. Mr. 
Stene DoQor of Divinity and Principal of the College, has of late repaired 
and augmented the Fabrick thereof, having made a Colle&ion for that 
end. He has alſo founded a Library, which by the Donations of lear- 
ned Men is now very well furniſhed with good Books. 

St. Leonard's College was founded by Fames Hepburn, Prior of 
St. Andrews ; in which are ſeveral Profeſſors, as firſt the Principal, 
who is always Do@or of Divinity, and Four Profeſſors of Philoſophy, 
to whom fohn Scot of Scots Tarvett Knight, added a Profeſſor of 
Philology, with a liberal Salary, and augmented the Library with 
the Gift of ſeveral conſiderable Volumes. 

It is likewiſe of late very much increaſed by Sir fohn Wedderburne, 


DoQtor of Phylick, who dying left his great Colle&tion of Books to 
it 


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it. Here FY is the famous Manuſcript of the dts Cuajckigs 
Fohbn Fordon- 

The New College was founded by Tumes Beaton Archbiſhop. Ii it 
are two Profeſſors, always Dofors in Divinity, the One ſtiled "I 
cipal Profeſſor of Theology, the Other only Profeſſor of Theology; +t 
which of late is added a Profeſſor of Mathemiaticks ; the firſt Prabeliok 
whereof, Mr. James Gregory, ere&ed a Commodious Obſervatory for 
Mathematical Obſervations in the College Garden; having caus'd « 
Contribution to be made for that Purpoſe. He alſo furniſhed it with mas 
ny Mathematical Inſtruments much better than it had before his Time. 

Alexander the I. King of Scotland, founded a Priory here for the 
Monks of the Order of St. Auguſtine, the Government of the Pits 
being aboliſhed in Britain ; and Kenneth III. tranferred the Epis 
{copal See from Abernethie to St. Andrews, about the Year 850: 


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ARCTURI ZONSTONT, Carmen de 
ANDREAPOLI 


RBS ſatra nuper eras toti venerabilis Orbi; 

Nec fuit in toto ſanchtor Orbe locks. 
Jupiter erubuit tua cernens Templa, ſacells 
Er de Tarpeio wulta querela fuit, 
Hee quog; contemplans Epheſinz C onditor Urbis, 
Ipſe ſuum merito ridet (& odit opus. 
Veſtibus equabant Templorum marmora Myſte, 
Cunctag; divint plena nitoris erant. 
Ordint hic ſacri Princeps, $efabilis auro, 
Fura dabat Patribus Scotia quiotgiiot habet- 
Priſeus honor periit, trazerunt templa ruinait; 
Nec ſupereſt Myſtis qui fit ante mitor. 
Sacra tamen Mufis Urbs eſt Phoebig; miniſtri, 
Nec major meritis eſt honor ille tus. 
Lumine te blando Muſas que diligit eos 
AdGicit, s roſes moliter affat equi 


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Mane novo jurta Muſarum murmurat «des 
Rana T hetis, ſomnos (& juvat eſſe breves. 
Proximus eſt Campus, fludiis hic feſſa Juventus 
Se recreat, vires ſumit (& inde novas. 


Phock amor Phebi fuit olim, Palladis arte 


| In te jam ftabilem firit uterg, Larem. 


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ANDREAPOLI, Carmen FOANNIS 
Sd [SONSTONI, - 


Quondam ibi Theologiz Profeſſoris. 


Mminet Oceano paribus deſcripta viarum 


Limitibus, pingut quam bene ſepta ſolo, 


 Magnifias opibus; flaret dum gloria priſca 


Pontificum, hic fulfit Pontificalis apex. 

Mauſarum oftentant ſurretta palatta celo, 

Delicias hominum, Deliciasq, Deum. 

Hic nemm umbriferum Phebi, Nympheq; ſorores, 
Candida quas inter premtet Urama, 


 £Que me longinquis redeuntem Teutonis oris 


Suſcipit, excelſo collocat ing; gradu. 

Urbs nimium felix, Muſarum fi bona nofſet 
Munera (& *therei regna beata Dei. 

Pelle malas peſtes Urbe, Ws que noxia Mufls, 
Alme Dems: coeant pax pietaſq; fimul. 


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To the Right Honourable JAMES Yiſcount of 
Stairs, Lord Dalrimple, Glenluce and Strenrare, 
Preſident of the College of Juſtice, and One of 
the Lords of their Majeſttes Moſt Honourable Privy 
Council. 


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LASGOW is the moſt famous Empory of all the Weſt of 
Scotland. Notwithſtanding that it is inferiour to many in 
Antiquity, yet if we reſpe& the Largeneſs of the City, 
the Number and Statelineſs of its publick and private 

Buildings, its Commerce with Foreign Nations, and the Opulency of 

its Inhabitants, it is the Chief of all the Cities in the Kingdom next 

to Edinburgh. 

The City ſtands moſt pleaſantly upon the Eaſt Bank of Clyde, 
which is navigable up to the very Tower, by Ships of fall 
Burden; but New Glaſgow which ſtands on the Mouth of Clyde, is a 
Haven for Veſſels of the greateſt Size. The City it ſelf is joined to 
the Suburbs, which ſtand on the Weſt Brink, by a beautiful Bridge of 
Eight Arches, built of ſquare hewen Stone. 


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2.4. | Theatrmm SCOTIZ: 


The moſt part of the City ſtands on a Plain, and is in a Manner 
four-ſquare. In the very middle of the City is the Tolbooth, magnili- 
cently built of hewen Stone, with a very high "Tower, atid Bells which 
ſound melodioully at every Hour's end. At the Tolbogzth Four princi- 
pal Streets croſſing each other do divide the City as it were into Four 
equal Parts, every one of which is adorned with ſeveral publick 
Buildings. 

In the higher Part of the City the Cathedral Church ſtands, com- 

monly called St. Mungo's. It amazes the Eyes of the Beholders for its 
ſtupendious Bigneſs, and Artifice of its Structure. It confiſts of two 
Churches, of which the one is over the other. The ſeveral Rows of 
- Pillars, and exceeding high Towers, do ſhow a wonderful piece of Ar- 
chiteQure. 

Near to the Church is the Archbiſhop's Caſtle, fenced with an ex- 
ceeding high Wall of hewen Stone, and looks down to the City ; but 
the chief Ornament of the City is the College which was founded by 
King James the II. Pope Nicholas the V. granting an Indulgence, and 
confirming it by his Bull to have the Rights and Liberties of a Col- 
lege, where general Learning ſhould be taught. It was ere&ed by the 
great Labour and Expences of that Reverend Prelate Witiam Turn- 
bull Archbiſhop of Glaſgow. 

The Words of the Bull for the founding of it, are, That general Stu- 
dy ſhould flouriſh in the fame, as well in Theology, and the Canon 
and Civil Law, as in all other Arts and Faculties; and that the Maſters 
and Teachers there ſhould enjoy all and ſundry the Privileges, Liberties, 
Honours, Immunities and Exemptions which have been granted by 
the Apoſtolick See, or others, any other way, to the Maſters, "Teachers, 
or Students of our College at Bononia. The Fabrick of the College 
is remarkable, conſiſting of divers Courts. The fore-part of it towards 
the City is of an excellent StruQture being of hewen Stone. The Pre- 
cinqs of the College are enlarged by ſome Acres of Ground, purcha- 
ſed by ſome Money granted to it of late by the King and Eſtates of 
the Kingdom. It is ſeparated from the reſt of the Town by an ex- 
ceeding high Wall. 


De 


Theatrun SCOTIZX ES 


De GLASGUA Carmen ARCTURI 
ZONSTONT, 


(7 LASGUA, ru focias titer caput eterls urbes, 
Et te mil ingens pulchrizs Orbis habet, 
Sole ſub oceiduo Zephyri te remperat aura, 
Frigora nec brume nec cants ord times. 
Glotta latus ci gens, eleftro purior omni eſt, 
Hic regis imperio lintea mille two. =  _._ (\\ + 
Pons jugat adverſas-operoſo marmore ripas, | - 
Et tibi ſecurum per vada prebet iter, 
mula Phzacum tua ſunt pomaria, $ ylus 
_. Ruraque Peſtams ſunt tibt plena rofis... _._ ______ 
Farra Ceres, armenta Pales, Thetis agmina ue 
Squammigere, Nemorum, dat tibt diva: feras, © \ « Cl 
Tefa nitent, ipſas (S 1 tangunt vertice nubes : 252 
Quo commendentur: plus tamen intus- habent. R 
Templa domos ſuperant, radiant hec marmore puro, 
Marmoris (& pretium nobile DIncth opus. a AQ 1 
Non procul hinc T hemidos\ſe tollunt: _— rel] 


Hic ubi purpureos dicere jura vides: INNTLATE 
In medio refidens ſua 'paudit limina- Phot 

Hic cum Parnaſo 'Pegifis unda'fluitewi- 1 ray 
Civibus ingentes animos, "deus\armiger- artes; -; oy TAS! 


Nata Fovis ftabiles Juno. miniftrat opes. - vale) | 4 % 
Menia Dardanidum'poſutt Gryneus pals. \ ras : 
Er deus equorets qui dominatur aquis. 

Glaſgua te fauſto ſtruxerunt ſydere divi 

Quot mare, Quot _ Quotquot & equor habet. 


H ROBERTI 


26 


Thearm SCOTIZ. 


ROBERTI MAGNI, M. D. Carmen in 


inſignia Civitatis &LASGUA. 


Almo, Quercus cut infidet Rubecula avis, (9 C ampana, 
Annulus aureus ſalmonis ore exertus. 
Salmo mars, terreque arbor, avis aeris urbi 
Promittunt quicquid trina elementa ferunt. 
Er campana (frequens celebret quod nunvinis aras 
Urbs) ſupereſſe polo non peritura docet. 
Neve quis indubltet fociari eterna caducis 
Annulus id, pignus conjugials, wotat. 


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De GLASGUA Carmen JO ANNIS 


 JONSTO NL 


Jon te pontificum hreki won tafuls tautune 
: Ornawis, dive que tibs' cauſa mah. ' 
Glottiade quantum decorant te Glaſguz ang; 
Que celſum attolhund clara fub aftra caput. 
Glotta decus rerums, fuſcofts nobilis undis. 
jugere lata ſols. 


Finitimis trecreat } 
1 Glotte _-_ & victurs gone terres' 


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To the Right Honourable GEORGE Earl [ | 
Aberdeen, Viſcount of. Trumartin, Lord 
do, Mechlick, Tarvis and Kellie, &c. 


Old ABERDEEN. 


BERDEEN the Ol is fituated a Mile to the North of 
the New Town, commonly called Bonzaccord, it hath its 
Name from its Situation, being placed at the Mouth of 
the Water of Don. The Name of the River ſufficiently 

ſhews that the Pilis who inhabited this part of the Country were of 4 

Scythian Deſcent, for the River which by the Latins is called Danubins, 

by the Germans is called Dunave, by the Polonians Dunaum, by the 

Turks Tuna, being of the very ſame Name with our Do. 

Fhe River is remarkable for the Multitude of Salmon and Perches 
which are taken in it. About half a Milk from Old Aberdeen it hath 
2 Bridge of one ſingle Arch, which is both large and ftately, it is made 
up for the moſt part of ſquare hewetz Stone, both the Ends of it being 
fixed on Rocks. By its crooked winding it breaks the force of the 
Stream, ſo that Nature it ſelf feems to have made way for its Situa- 
tion. A little below it Don enters into the Sea. 


Above 


28 Theatrum SCOTIA 


dive the Bridge two Miles, is a heap of Stone artificially caſt in the 
Mouth of the Chanal tor the eaſter catching of the Salmon. It is the 
Biſhops Seat, and hath a Cathedral Church commonly called St. Ma- 
chars, of a large and ſtately Structure; being built of hewn Stone by 
the ſeveral Biſhops of that See. It anciently conſiſted of two Ranks of 
Stone Pillars, another croſs Church and three Turrets, the greateſt of 
which, was the Steeple, which was ſet upon Four Pillars of vaulted Works. 
In the Church likewiſe was a Library, but about the Year 1560 it was 
almoſt wholly deſtroyed, ſo that the Ruines do now only remain. 

But the Chief: Ornament of this Town is the King's College, pla- 
ced on the South fide of the Town, conſpicuous beyond the reſt of 
the Houſes for the Neatneſs . and Statelineſs of its Structure. Tis In- 
feriour to no College in Scotland. One fide of it is covered with 
Slate, the reſt with Lead; the Church, and Turret or Steeple are of 
hewen Stone. The Windows were of old remarkable for painted Glaſs, 
and, ſome reliques of their ancient Splendor do:yet remain.., . Here is a 
fine Monument of Biſhop Elphingſton. ' The Steeple; beſides others | hath 
two Bells of an extraordinary Bigneſs. The Top of it is vaulted with a 
double croſs Arch, above which is a King's Crown, having eight Corners 
upheld by as many -Pillars.of Stone, a round Globe of Stone, -with two 
gilded Croſſes cloſing theCrown. In the Year i631 it wad ovetturned 
by a Storm, but ſhortly after was built in a more ſtately Form. 
It was begun by. Biſhop Forbes, continued by -Wikiam Gourdon Dr. 
of Phyfick, and helped on by the largeſſes of ſeveral Noblemen. and 
Gentlemen of | that Country. Cloſe to-the Church there is a Librdfy 
provided with many Books, much enriched by thoſe which Dr. Henry 
Scougal, Profeſſor of Divinity there, and the Right Reverend Dr. Parr. 
Scougal, Biſhop of Aberdeen, his Father, did lately bequeath to it. 

This College was Founded by Biſhop Elphingſton, Anno Dom. 1 500. 
and the greateſt part of the Work was likewiſe Built by him; but King 
James the IV. aſſumed the Patronage of it to himſelf, whence it is 
called the King's College. In it there is a Primar or Principal, a Pro- 
feſlor of Theology, a Profeſſor of the Civil Law, a Profeſfor of Phy- 
ſick, a Sub-Principal, who is alſo a Profeſſor of Philoſophy, three other 
Philoſophy Profeſſors, and a Profeſſor of the Languages. This College 
and that in the New Town make up one Univerſity, called the Uni- 


verſity of King Charles. 


New 


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_— Ate. att. OR TII 


"Thar S c Oo T T A. 


New ABERDEEN. 


BERDEEN, as I have aid, is twofold, the New Town and 
the Old. They are diſtant the one from the other about a Mile. 
Abredonia ſeems to be the ſame which Prolomy calls the City Dewvana, 


placed in the Province called Texale, upon the mouth of the River Dee ; 


for Aber in the old Britih Tongue fignifies or denotes the mouth of a 
River, and Deva, or Dee, is the name of the River upon whoſe mouth 
this City is ſituated. But New Aberdeen is the Capital of the Sheriff- 
dom of Aberdeen, and the Seat of the Sheriff for Trial of Cauſes. Tt is 
placed at the Eaſtern Corner of the Shire, where it is waſh'd with the 
German Sea. This City very much exceeds the reſt of the Cities of the 
North of Scotland in Bigneſs, greatneſs of Traffick, and Beauty ;, it en- 
Joys a wholeſome Air, and abounds with well-bred Inhabitants, and has 
a great Revenue from its Salmon fiſhing. The Old City ſeems to have 
been placed upon a Bank of the Sea; becauſe it is the common Opinion 
that the Monaſtery of the Holy Trinity which is thought to have been 
formerly the Palace of King Wiltam, is ſituate in the very Creek of 
that Sea, and not far from it are the Ruins of an old Pretorium. In 
tra& of time the Inhabitants ſeem to have filled ſeveral neighbouring 
little Hills with Houſes, and now the City is chiefly built upon Three 
of thoſe Hills, and the greateſt part upon the higheſt. It hath an acceſs 
by an aſcent every way. The exteriour parts thereof are ſpread out 
upon the Plain, as Suburbs in many places. 

That there was a Mint heretofore in the City, appears by Silver Coyns 
there ſtamped with this Inſcription, Urbs A which are yet pre- 
ſerved in the Cloſets of the curious. 

The Streets are Paved with Flint, or a very hind Stone reſembling 
Flint ; the Houſes beautiful both within and without, are Four Stories 
high, or more, and have for the moſt part Gardens and Orchards be- 
longing to them ; ſo that the whole City, to thoſe that approach it, 
gives the reſemblance of a Wood. 

At the Weſt-End of the City, a little round Hill adjoyning offers it 
ſelf to ſight, from the foot of which Hill breaks forth a Fountain of 
clear Water, and in the middle of the ſame, another Spring flowing 


down to the foot of the Hill, bubbles out, and ſends forth a Stream as 
I rapid 


30 i; Thharnum SCOTHIA@A. ; 


rapid as a Torrent, but the ſpring it ſelf is eaſily diſtinguiſh'd both in 
Colour and Tafte froma Torrent. It is called the Aberdonian Spaw, becauſe 
both in Taſte and 'Quality it comes very near .to the Spaw Water in the 
Biſhoprick of Liege. This Water is cold to the touch. Do&or Wilian 
Barclay a Phyſician, has written a Treatiſe concerning it. 

In the High Street there is a Church of the Franci/cans worthy to 
be taken notice of, built of Free-Stone ; a Work begun by DoQor 
Wiliam Elphingſton, then Biſhop, and finiſhed at the charge of Gavinus 
Dumbar, Biſhop of Aberdeen about the Year of Chrift 1500. 

The faid Bifhop Gavinus Dumbar, hath alſo got himſelf immor- 
tal Honour, by a Famous Bridge of ſeven Arches laid over the River 
Dee, about a Mile from the City, built very firm and durable, of Free- 
Stone, which in more places than one by Inſcription teſtifies its Author 
or Builder. 

But the great Ornament of the Gity is its College, called the Mare- 
fſhallian Academy, as founded by the Eari Marſhal, George Keith, in the 
Year 1593, which the City of Aberdeen hath very much adorned with 
ſeveral additional Buildings. It has, beſides a Primary Profeflor, who is 
called Principal, Four Profeflors of Philoſophy, a Profeſſor of Theology, 
and a Profeſſor of the Mathematicks. There is alſo a famous Library 
Founded by the City of Aberdeen, ſupplied by the Gifts of Learned 
Men, and furniſhed with divers Mathematical Inſtruments. 

Add to theſe the School-Houſe, Founded by Dr. Dane, which has 
one Head Maſter, and three Uſhers under him. There is alſo a School 


for Muſfick. 


The Cathedral Church nominated from St. Nicholas, its Patron, is 
built of Free-Stone and covered with Lead ; has a Steeple reſembling a Py- 
ramid, and covered likewiſe with theets of Lead to a con{iderable heighth. 
It was divided formerly into Three Churches, the bigeſt whereof was cal- 
led. the Old Church, the other the New Church, and the third the 
Arched, named the Arch of the Lady of Mercy. This Cathedral is 
propt with Pillars of Free-Stone, and has Three Bells of a vaſt weight, 
which by their quick and continual Sounds divide the half Hours. The 
body of this Church is adorned with a Tower and pinacled Steeple. 
Here is kept the Court for the publick Trials of the Townſmen, and 
the County Courts, where is alſo a Priſon and a Work-Houſe, Befides 
theſe there is'an Alms-Houſe for the maintenance of the Old People of 
Aberdeen, that are come to Decay, with Three Hoſpitals Founded by 
feveral perſons. And adjoyning to the Cuſtom-Houſe lies the Port or 


Wharf. 


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De ABREDONIA VETERI, Carmen 
ARCTURI FONSTONTI. 


F{}OE pims antiftes colit, Urbs antiqua, regitque, 
T Fs Hleem radi t& —_ frett. 
=_ aquas uno pons admirabilis arcu 

ntegit ; autores ſu$picor efſe deos. 
Tals erat Rhodii moles -m Coloſſi, 
Turgida quam ſubter vela tulere rates. 
Hunc prope Salmonum ſoboles argentea Naſſas 
Sfponte ſubit, laqueis Tadutturque ſuls, 
Eſt quoque quod jattes vetus {5 venerabile templum ; 
Cetera predonum diripuere manus. 
T urribus hoc ſurgens geminis Pharos eſſe putatur ; 
Puppibus (& tutum per vada monſtrat ter. 
Non procul hinc Phebi furgunt (& Palladss arces ; 
Aurea cruz illas is diadema tegit. 
Has pie erextt preſul, Rex divite cenſu 
Donavit, titulos prodiga Roma dedit. 
Non tot equus pedites fudit Trojanus Achivos, 
Lumina quot patris protulit ita domus. 
Nobilis urbs, extra preconem querere nolt, 
Hunc populum qui te predicet intus habes. 


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 ARCTURI JONSTONT. 


RBS nova, piſcoft quam ditant oftia Deve 
Urbibus antiquis preripit omne decws. 
Hanc delubra beant, totum cantata per Orbem, 
Templaque aortali non fabricata manu, 
Hec prope Romuleis ades ſacrata Cameiis 
Surgit : Atheneum non procul inde vides. 
Ardua ſyderets rutilant pretoria pinnis 
Hic, ubt planities panditur ampla fori. 
Advpicts hic procerum vicina _ Cho, 
Et populi pittos, aureoloſque Lates. 
Quid memorem ternss, tria propugnacula, Colles ; 
Qualibus urbs ſurgit gue Caput orbis erat. 
Hanc quoque Lanaris mons orndt, am=mor ils 
Hunc ferrugineis Spada colorat aquis. 
Inde ſuburbanum Jameſoni deſpics bortum, 
Ruem domini pittum ſuſpicor efſe manu. _ 
Salmontum 


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Salmonum dat Deva greges, maris «quora gazas 
Memphi tuas, & quas India jattat opes. 


Pons ſeptemgemino cameratus fornice Devam 


| Tntegit: autorem junta Tiara notat. 


Hee celebret Vulgus: Solos ego predico cives ; 
His collata nihil cetera laudss habent. 

Martia mens illos commendat & aurea virtts, 
Rebus (& in dubits ſepe probata fides. 

Hoſpita gens hac eſt, U& comis & emula divum, 
Queque regunt alios buic famulantur opes. 

$7 lscus eft meritis, urbs hec Regina wocart, 

Et Domine titulum ſumere jure —- 

Cetera mortales producunt oppida ſolos: 


Urbs hec Heroas, ſemideaſque part. 
Aliud ejuſdem de eadem. 


UM Populo quiſquis Romanam ſuſpicis urbem, 
4 Et mundi dominam, deliclaſque vocas. 
Confer Aberdontam ; T hetis hanc ſervilibus und 
Alluit, urbs famulo nec _ ia mart eft. 
Utraque fulta jugis, ſubjectos deſpicit amnes, 
Otraque fulminea ſpirat ab arce minas. 

Il foes Fabios, invittaque fulmina bell 
Scipiadas jatat Ceſareamque domum. 

Mennefios urbs hec proceres, gentemque Culenam, 
Er Colliſomos Lauſonioſque patres. 

Urbe Quirmnali minor eſt urbs Grampica, Cives 
Sunt tamen hic animis ingeniſque pares. 


De Abredonia Nova, Carmen D. 7. ZONSTONTL. 


D boream porretta jugh obſeſſa ſuperbis 
Inter Connatas eminet una Deas. 
Mitior algentes Phebus fic temperat auras, 
Non «ſtum ut rabidum, frigora nec metuat. 
Fecundo ditat Neptunus gurgite, 5 amnes 
Piſcoft gemmk alter adauget opes. 
Candida mens, frons leta, hilaris, gratiſſima telus 
_ tibus ; Morum cultus ubique decens. 
Nobilitas antiqua, opibus ſubmra vetuftis 
Marttaque invicto pettore corda gerens. 
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dale, Lord Hay of Yeſter, &c. - Lord F:gh Chan- 
cellour of Scotland. 


HADDING TON. 


ADDINGTON is fituate on a pleaſant Plain, on the 
brink of the River Tyne, ſurrounded with ſeveral No- 
blemens dwellings. The moſt remarkable whereof is the 
Houſe of Teſter, the ordinary Manfion Houſe of the Earl 
of I'weddale. It is one of the pleaſanteſt Seats, and hath the fineſt and 
greateſt planting about it in all .Scotland. Ofold this Town was Forti- 

«fied by the Engliſh, ſeveral Veſtigies whereof are yet to be ſeen. 

Here is a Church excellently built of hewen Stone, the Ruins whereof 
do teſtifie its former ſplendor. In a Chapel belonging to this Church 
there is an excellent Burial-place for the Chiefs of the Family of Maits 
land. Chancellour Maitland and his Lady, ſeveral others of the ſaid Fa- 


mily, and the Duke of Lawderdale, are Interr'd in this place. 
It gives the Title of Earl of Haddington to a branch of the Houſe 


of Hamilton, who hath large Poſſeſſions and fine Seats hard by it. 
Henry Prince of Scotland, Son to St. David, and Ada his Counteſs, 
Founded a Nunnery in this place. 


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Within Four Miles of Edinburgh, the Earl of T'weddale hath another 
moſt pleaſant Houſe and Gardens, called Pinkie. No Place in Scotland 
is ſurrounded with more little Towns and Houſes of the Nobility and 
Gentry than this is, which appears chiefly from the Houſe of Stony- 
hill, where the Variety of ſo many Towns and Buildings, ſo great a 
Part of the Court of Lothian, the River of Forth, and the Court of 
Fyfe, givea moſt delightful Proſped. 


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Carmen ARCTURI JONSTONI de HADINA. 


Roxima Bervico caput Hadingtona periclis 
Obtulit, U& Scotts aggerks inſtar erat. 

Sepe Caledoniam defendit fortibus armis, 

Nec ſemel hoſtules eſt populata greges. 

Viribus interdum, nunquam virtute ſuba&#a eſt, 

Ez cum multa tulit vulnera, plura dedit. 

Grampigenas ne crede duces, Floremve Juvente 


Sed tutelares hic babitaſſe deos: 


7. FONSTONYI, Carmen de Eadem 


Lanities pretenſa jacet prope flumina Tine 
Fluminis. Arguti clauditur ifta finu 

Vulcani (5 Mart que paſſa incendia, fati 

Ingemit alterno vulnere fratla vires. 

Nunc tandem ſapit ita, Dei precepta ſequuta 

Prefidio gaudet jam potiore poli. 


To the Right Honourable JAMES Marqueſs of 
Montroſs, Ear/ of Kincardin, Lord Graham and 
Mugdock, &c. 


MONIROSS. 


Town in the Shire of Ang, ſo called (as ſome think) 
from Meinroſs, which in the ancient Britih Language 
ſignifies a Fennifh Promontory, and was of old called Ce- 
lurra. . 

This Town is fituated at the mouth of the River of Sourhesh, on 
the North fide of it. It hath a Harbour for Ships of 2 conſiderable 
Burthen, and has frequent correſpondence with Foreigners; being a- 
dorned with fine Buildings of all ſorts, and has an Hoſpital for the 
poorer Inhabitants, 

It gives the Title of Marqueſs of that Name to the chief of the 
Family of the Grahams. 


Theatrim SCOTIAZ. 


De MONTE ROSARUAM, 
Carmen ARCTURI FONSTONT. 


Obilss urbs Roſet jam gaudet nomine Montis 
Que prius a Cel ditta Celurca fuit. 

Proximus huic mons eſt quem preterlabitur amnKs, 

Ambrofias populo prebet uterque dapes. 

Mons lefas pecudes, Salmones ſufficit unda, 

Lautixs (9 ft quid flagna Neronis habent. 

Que recreent oculos incingunt hiha ripas, 

Ipſaque punicets ſunt juga pita rofes. 

Ad latus Eoum ſe vectigale profundum 

Explicat ; (Q& velis mille teguntur aque. 

 Propter aquas populo prebet ſpeFacula campus, 

Flumine quem Boreas hinc lavat, inde Not. 

Hic Fuvenum pars flectit equos, pars utitur arcu, 


Pars rotat Herculea grandia ſara manu: 
Sunt quos lutta juvat, pars gaudet ludere diſco, 


Vel wolucres curvo pellere fuſte pilas. 
Urbs celebris, te ft ſpeltet Capitolia Rome 
Fupiter, Idalium deſeret alma Vens. 


De eadem Carmen. 7. FONSTON I 


Ureolis urbs pitta rofis, Mons molliter urbi 
Imminet : Hinc urbi nomina fafta canunt. 

At veteres perhibent quondam diziſſe Celurcam : 
| Nomine fic priſco G& nobilitata novo eſs. 
Et priſca atque nova infignts virtute, Virumque 

: Ingens, patrie qui peperere decus. 


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To the Right Honourable JOH N Marqueſs of Athol, 
Earl of 'Tullibardin, Viſcount of Balquhidder, 
Lord Murray, Balvenie and Gask, &c. Kmght 
of the Moſt Ancient and Moſi Noble Order of the 


Thiſtle. 


Town in the Sheriffdom of Perth, on the North of Tay, 
at the Foot of the Grampian Hills, being ſurrounded with 
pleaſant Woods. It is the chief Market-Town of the 
Highlands, and the Biſhop's Seat. "The Ruins of the Ca- 
thedral Church are yet to be ſeen; but that which chiefly adorns it, 
are the ſtately Buildings lately ere&ed by the Marqueſs of Athol. 


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To the Right Honourable T HOM AS Margueſs 
of Carmarthen, Ear/ of Danby , Yiſcount of 
Dumblane and Latimer, Baron Osborne of Kive- 
ton, &c, Lord Preſident of their Majeſties Council 
zn England, and Knight of the Moſi Noble Order 

of the Garter, &C. , 


DUMBLANE. 


UMBLANE isa pleaſant little Town, on the Bank of the 
River Allan, where the Ruines of the Biſhops and Regular 
Canons Houſes are to be ſeen. Here the Lord William 
Drummond, Viſcount of Strathallan, hath very fine Dwel- 
lings, and conſiderable Revenues in the Circumjacent Country. 

Here alſo was a Church of excellent Workman-ſhip, a part of which 
remains yet intire. In the Ruines whereof is an ancient PiQure repre-- 
ſenting the Counteſs of Stratherne, with her Children kneeling, ask- 
ing a Bleſſing from St. Blanus cloathed in his Pontifical Habit. 

Not long ago Robert Lighton was Biſhop of this Place, a Man of an 
Exemplary Life and Converſation. He was afterwards tranſlated to 
the See of Glaſgow, which he willingly reſigned, and gave himſelf wholly 
up to the Exerciſes of a pious and contemplative Life. 

At his Death he left all his Books, both Manuſcripts and others, to the 
Uſe of the Dioceſs of Dumblane, and mortiftied a Summ of Money for 
_ erefting a Library. A Salary was mortified alſo to the Bibliothecarius by 
the ſame Biſhop's Siſter's Son. It gives the Title of Viſcount of Dumblane 
to the Family of Carmarthen, in England. To 


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To the Right Honourable JAMES Earl of Arran, 
Eldefi Son to the Duke of Hamilton, and Knight 
of the Moſt Ancient and Moſi Noble Order of the 


Thiſtle. 


HAMILTON. 


AMILT ON is a Town of Lower Clid/dale, ſituated in 4 
moſt pleaſant Plain upon the Weſtern Bank of Clyde. Its 
Chief Ornament is the Palace of the Duke of Haxilion, 
the Court whereof is on all Quarters adorned with moſt 

noble Buildings ; Eſpecially the Frontiſpiece looking toward the Eaſt, 

is of excellent Workman-ſhip; and has a magnificent Avenue. Upon 
the One Hand of this Avenue, there is a Hedge, and on the other, fair 
large Gardens, abundantly furniſhed with Fruit-Trees, and pleaſant 


Flowers of all Sorts. 
Upon the Weſt fide of the Town there is a large Park, ſurrounded 


with a very high Stone Wall, which is about Seven Miles in Circuit ; 


the Brook Aven running through it. 
This Park is alſo famous for its Foreſt of Tall Oaks, and for the 


great Number of Harts and Buffles it abounds with. | 
. There is a Church adjacent to the Palace, in the Vaults whereof is the 


Burial Place of the Dukes of Hamilton. 


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To the Right Fecal JOHN Mater. of Stairs, 
One of the Lords'of their Majefties Moſt Honou- 
rable Privy Council; and Principal $, _—_— of 


State for the Kingdom of Scotland. 


AIRE o AIRTH. 


IRE an ancient Town, and the Chief Market-Place of the 
_ Weſt of Scotland. In it the ' Sheriff Courts are kept, it 
being the head Town of that Sheriffdom, which bears the 
ſame Name. It was of old called St. John's Town ; but 
now that Name is antiquated, 

This Town though it be ſituated in a ſandy Plain, yet it hath plea- 
fant and fruitful Fields, and Greens equally pleaſant both Summer and 
Winter. It hath a ſtately Church; and a Bridge with Four Arches 
Joins it to the New Town, which is ſituated on the North fide the W ater, 
where is to be ſeen the Caſtle of the Laird of Craigwallace. 

A Mile North of the Town, not far from the Sea-Shoar, there is a 
Lazer-Houſe, commonly called the King's Chapel, which King Robert de 
Bruce (et apart for maintaining Lepers. 

This Town by the King's Patent is the Sheriff's Seat, and hath 
Thirty and Two Miles to the South and North within its Juriſdiction. 

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RBS cali contenta bons, vel ab dere puro 
[ ] Vel quo forte cluls nomen ab ere trabis. 
Mole quidem parva es, ſed molem dotibns ages, 
Urbibus & magnis nobilitate pres. 
| Grandia ſara vides, erili corpore gemmas ; 
Plus taman exilis gemma nitoris habet. 
Ez Jovis exiguo ſurgit de ſemine Xuercas, 
Er ſeptemgemim flunims ora latent. 
Matte animtis terras febi que ſubjecit (5 undas 
Tibridis urbs, oli nil nife villa futt. 


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Arva urbs, aft ingens animus in fortibus beret, 
Inferior nulli nobilitate Virum. s 

Aeris e campis haurit puriſſima celum, - 

Incubat (9 miti mollior aura ſolo. 

Aeria hinc, non Ara prius, credo, illa vocata eſt 

Cum duris quid enim mollia juris habent ? 

Infera cum ſuperis quod ft componere fas eſt, 

Aurea fors dici debuit illa prius, 


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riſchal,' Lord Keith and Allrie, &c. Hereditary 
Mareſchal. of Scotland. | 


T lies in the Shire of the Mairnes, and is fituated upon a high 
and inacceſſible Rock ſtretcht out into the Sea, and fortified with 
ſtrong Walls, Jt is one of the Dwellings of the Earls Ma- 
reſchal, the Chief of the Keiths, who for the Warlike Valour 

of their Predeceſſors in defending their Country from Foreign Enemies, 
were made Hereditary Mareſchals of Scotland. 


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Lord Hay and Slains, &c. Lord "*y n_ 


"-1l Scotland. 


HE Abbey of Drybrugh is ſituate upon the Bank of the 
River Tweede, in Tivedale. "Twas founded by Hugh de 


Morvill, High Gonſtable of the Kingdom of Scotland, for 
the Monks of the Order of Premontre. 


44  Theatrrim SCOTIA 


To the Right Honourable JOHN Lord Stranever, 
Eldeft Son to the Earl of Sutherland, Hereditary 
Sheriff, Lord of Regality, Admiral of Sutherland 
and the reſt of thoſe Seas, Colonel of a Regiment 
of Infantry ; and One of their Majeſties Moſ# He- 
nourable Privy Council. : 


INVERNESSE. 


HE head Town of the Sheriffdom of Inverneſe, and the 
Sheriff's Seat, where he keeps his Court. It is moſt com. 
modiouſly fituated on the South fide of the Water of 
Neſe, on the very Brink of the River, a fit Place for en- 
tertaining Commerce with the neighbouring Places. 

Of old it was the Seat of the Kings of Scotland, and has a Caſtle 
ſtanding on a pleaſant Hill, having a large Proſpe& into the circumja- 
cent Fields and Town. | 

Near the Caſtle, there is lately a Bridge built over the Water of 
Neſe, - conſiſting of Seven Arches all of hewen Work. 

It hath a Harbour fit for ſmaller Veſſels. As alſo two Churches, the 
one for the Engl/h, and the other for the 1ri/þ. 


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| RBS vicina freto, tu ſurgis in ubere campo, 
Et prope Parrhafie Virgims ora vides. 

Atria te Regum decorant, 49 ſanguine fuſo 
Fictorum, tottes qui rubuere lacus. 

Vela ferens Neſſus vitreis interluit undis 

Et ratibus famulas applicat ihe rates. 

Non coit unda gelu, medio ſed tempore brume 
Libera virices in mare volvit aquas. 

Nec deſunt gravide gelido ſub fydere meſſes, 

Nec minus eft famult fertilis unda freti. 

Proxima te Thule vicinaque ditat lerne, 

Omnis (& ardoy inſula ſepta vadis. 

Abſtulit tmperii dudum Bodotria faſces, 

Et Domins# titulo cepit Edina frut: 

Tu tamen emporium regnt diceris, honorem 

Hunc natura tibi. dat gentuſque loci... 


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To the Right Honourable the Viſcount of Stormont. 


SCOON. 


COON is a Town in the Sheriffdom of Perth, famous in for- 
mer Ages for the Abbey which was founded by King David I. 
for the Monks of the Order of St. Auguſtine. It is fituated 
on the North Bank of Tay, and is thought to be the Center of 


the Kingdom. 
Here is a Church, famous for the uſual Coronation of the Kings of 


Scotland; in which is the Tomb of Dav. Murray, who was the firſt of 
the Family of Bavaird, and was made Knight Baronet by King James 
VI. who alſo ere&ed Stately Buildings here, which are poſſeſſed by his 
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To the Right Honourable the Earl of Elgin and 
Ailsbury, Viſcount Bruce of Ampthill, Baroz 
Bruce of Kinlos, Wharton and Skelton, &c. 


E L GIN 


Town in the Shire of Murray, fituated on a pleaſant 
Plain. It is the Biſhop's Seat, and the head Town of 
that Sheriffdom. Upon a ſandy Hill to the Eaſt of the 
——_——....... Town are to be ſeen the Ruins of an old Caſtle. It had 
a Cathedral Church of admirable Struture, as appears by the Walls 
and Ruins which are yet extant. 

It gives the Title of Earl of Elgin to the Family of Az:lsbury, in 


England. 


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Audibus Elgint cedunt Peneia Tempe 
Et Baje veteres, Heſperidumque nem. 
Hinc Maris, inde vides predivitis equora Campi. 
Frugibus hec populum, piſcibus illa beant. 
Huc ſua Pheaces miſerunt poma : Damaſct 
Pruna nec hic deſunt, vel Coraſuntis opes. 
Attica mellifict liquiſtis tetia volucres ; 
Et juvat hic prefſis cogere mella favs. 
Hmulmus argento fecundos Loxa per agros 
Errat 4& obliquis in mare ſerpit aqui. 
Arcibus Heroum nitidis urbs cingitur, 1ntus 
_ , Plebet radiant nobiliumque lares. 


Omnia deleftant, Veteris ſed rudera Templi 4p 
Dun ſpettas, Lachrymis, Scotia, tinge genas. 
[9h #4 I ne een eee ann. 


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To the Right Honourable PATRICK Far! of 
Strathmore and Kinghorn, Viſcount of "Tans 
nadice, Lord Lion and Glammis, &c. 


DUNDEE 


Town in the Shire of Angus, ſo called from Din; 
which in our old Language fignifies a Hill, and Tay 
the Name of a River, it being ſituated at the Foot of a 
Hill on the North fide of the River Tay, not far from 
its Entry into the Ocean. 

It ſtands on a moſt pleaſant Plain, Fe” is adorned with excellent 
Buildings of all ſorts. It hath two Churches, a high Steeple, a Hars 
bour for Ships of Burthen, and a conſiderable Trathck with Strangers, 
whence the Inhabitants are generally rich, and thoſe who fall into De- 
cay have a large Hoſpital provided for fon 

Of old this Town gave the Title of Earl, and [Dignity of Conſta- 
ble to the Chief of the Scrimgers, but of late it gave the Title of Viſ- 
count to the Lord Dundee ; who was killed by their Majeſties, King 
Wiliam and Queen Mary's Forces, at the Battle of Gullicranbte. 


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De Taoduno, Carmen ARCTURI FONSTONI, 


 JRBLS wetus undef cut parent oftia T ai, 
Et male Cimbrorum quod tegit ofa folum. 

Genua te ſpettans, ſua ridet marmora, moles 
Pyramidum floccii barbara Memphis habet. 
 Ihſa ſuas merito contemnunt Gargara meſſes, 
Quaſque regit damnat terra Liburna rates : 
Et Venetum populi de paupertate queruntur ; 
Nec Cnidus 2quoreas jattat ut ante greges. 
$7 conferre lubet, pubes Spartana juvente, 
Conſulibus cedit Roma togata twis. 
Qui mendicatum T ai de gurgite nomen 
| Dat tibi, credatur mentis Q& arts inops : 
Strufta deum manibus cum pofſis jure videri, 
Fure dei donum te tua terra vocat. 


De ecadem, Carmen 7. ZFONSTONL 


VA Notus argutis adfpirat molliter auris, 
Hac placide coeunt T aus Us Ocean. 
"Hic facile excipiens Vemientes littore puppes 
Indigenis vaſti diftrahit Orbis opes. 

Sepe dolis tentata ls belti exercita damnis, 
Invittis anims integra preftat adhuc. 
Fama vetus crevit cum religione renata, 
Lock & hinc fulfit pura mtela aliis, 
Alettum dizere prius, ft marima ſpeftes 
Commoda, fors donum dizeris eſſe det. 

Fa decus eternum gentisque urbiſque Boeti 
Cetera dic patri® dona beata tus. 


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To the Right: Honourable CHARLES Earl of 
Southesk, Lord Carnegie of Kinnaird and Lea- 
chers, &c. 


ABERBROTHOCK. 


BERBROTHOCK or Arbroth is a Town in Angus, ſo 
called from Aber, which in our Ancient Language ſignifies 
a Side or Bank, and Brothoch the Name of a Water which 
runs by it. It lies on the Sea-fide near the Promontoryz 

called Rid-Head, and has a Harbour for Ships. 

Here was one of the Richeſt Monaſteries of this Nation, founded by 
King William of Scotland, about 1170, in Honour of Thomas Becket 
Archbiſhop of Canterbury, with whom he was intimately acquainted. 
It had ſeveral conſiderable Donations from G1llchrift Earl of Angus, 
and his Son G1/{bred. It was poſlſeſs'd by the Monks of St. Bennet. To 
the Inhabitants of which Town, for the Monaſtery's Sake, at the Re- 
queſt of the ſaid King Witiam, King fohn of England granted the 
ſame Privileges - and Liberties through all the Kingdom of England 
( except London) which the Natives did enjoy. The Patent is yet to 
be ſeen among the Records of Arbroth. 


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'To the Right Honourable JOHN Earl of Caffills, 
Lord Kennedy and Dunnur, &c. 


CORSREGAL 


HIS Monaſtery (an Ancient but Stately Edifice) lies in the 
Shire of Carrick, and was founded by Donkan Earl of Carrick, 


for the Uſe and Conveniency of the Ciſtercian Monks. 


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Tarbat, Lord Mccloed of Caſtlehaven, &c. Lord 
Regiſter, and One of their Majeſties Moſt Honou- 
rable Privy Council. 


CHANNERIE 


Town in the Shire of Roſs, ſo called from the College of 
Canons Regular that flouriſhed there, lies on the Sea fide, 
and is ſurrounded with pleaſant Hills. It had a large 
Cathedral Church, a part of which doth yet remain, 


and is a Biſhop's Seat. 
Here is to be ſeen a ſtately Dwelling of the Earl of Seaforth, who 


hath conſiderable Revenues in that County. 


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To the Right Honourable WILLIAM Viſcount of 
Strathallan, Lord Drommond of Cromlix, &c. 


PERTH 


\HE Head Town. of the Sheriffdom of Perth, and the 
Sheriff's Seat where he keeps his Courts. For Dignity it 
is the ſecond Town in Scotland, and is commonly called 
St. John's Town, from a Church built there and de- 
dicated to St. fohn. 

It is a pretty Town, placed between Two Greens on the South 
Bank of Tay. At a full Tide ſmall Veſſels may come up to the Town. 
Of old it had a Bridge of Stone, which was carried away by an In- 
undation. Here was alſo a Famous Monaſtery, founded by King 
Fames the I. Anno Dom. 1430 for the Carthuftans. 

It gives the Title of Earl to the Family of Perth, chief of the Name 
of Drommond. , 


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De Pertho, Carmen ARCTURI FONSTONH, 


Et qui fecundos irrigat amis agros. 

Divitias laphi teſtantur fragmina pontis, 

Et non vulgart fragmina ceſa manu. 

Hunc Fouts imperno colle(tis imbribus unda 
Subrutt, ein neſcia ferre jugum. 

Hic quoque Grampigen®, quam tollunt carmine vates, 
Eſt t1bi fluminets inſula cinFa vads. 

Injula parva quidem, celebrem ſed reddidit olim 
Monticolas inter pugna cruenta duces. 

Hic agiles exercet equos generoſa juventus, 
Linquit (& alipides poſt ſua terga notos. 
Martins hic meruit Circas vel arena wocart, 
Grajugenum levibus nobilitata votts. 

Sunt tibt vicint ſalts; hic figere Cervos: 
Mollibus (& Capres tendere lina potes. 

Carfia nec procul eft, hic redolentia poma 

Et pyra Cruftriths R ans. legs. 

Utile dum dulci mulces, punctum omne tuliſtt : 
Et tibi debetur ſummms honoris apex. 


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Þ* opter aquas tut liquidas U amena vireta. 
Obtinet in medio regna ſuperba ſolo. 
Nobilium quondam Regum clariſſima ſedes ; 
Pulchra fitu, G& pingui germine dives agrt. 
Finitims dat jura => moremque modumque 
Huic dare, laus iths hec meruiſſe dart. 

Sola inter patrias incintta eft menibus urbes, 
Hoſtibus afiduis ne vaga preada foret. 

Quanta Virum wirtus, dextre que po norunt 
Cimber, azo feror, U& genus Hettoridum. 
Felix laude nova, felix quoque laude vetuſia : 
Perge recens priſcum perpetuare decus. 


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To the Right Honourable DAVID Earl of Levin, 
Lord Leſlie of Balgenie, Principal Governour of 
the Caſtle of Edinburgh, and One of their Maje- 
flies Moſt Honourable Privy Council. 


DUMFERMELIN 


Town ſituated on the Weſt end of the Sheriffdom of Fife. 
It was of old the Kings Seat: For on a little Hill near the 
Bridge are to be ſeen the Ruines ofan Old Caſtle, which is 
ſuppoſed to have been the Palace of Malcolm Canmois, It 
hath a Royal Palace in it, near to which are the Ruines of a ſtately Mo- 
naſtery which was founded Anno 1130, by David I. King of Scot- 
land, for the Benedifhine Monks, and finiſhed by King Malcolm III. 
where alſo both he, and St. Margaret his Queen, are buried. It is fa- 
mous for the Birth of King Charles I. and gives the Title of Earl to 
2 Branch of the Family of the Seatons. 


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To'the Right Honourable ALEXAN DER Earl of 
Kincardin, Lord Bruce, &c. 


CULROSSE 


ATH its Name from Cul, which ſignifies a Bank or 
Border, and Roſe, which was the ancient Name of 
Fife, becauſe it lies in the Weſtern Corner of that 
Shire. | 
It is fituated on a Deſcent at the fide of the River of Forth, its 
Chief Commodities being Salt and Coals. That which chiefly adorns 
it, is the ſtately Buildings of the Earl of Kincardin ; with the Gardens 
and Terrace Walks about it, having a pleaſant Proſpe& to the very 
Mouth of the River Forth. Near unto theſe Buildings are to be ſeen 


the Ruins of an Ancient Monaſtery. 


To the Right Honourable the Earl of Roxburgh, Lord 
Kerr of Ceſsford and Cavertoun, &c. 


KELSO 


Town in Tewviotdale, fituated near the Mouth of the River 

| Tweede. It was lately almoſt wholly deſtroyed by Fire, 

but is now rebuilt and adorned with moſt ſtately Buildings, 

It is ſurrounded with ſeveral Noblemen's Mannors, and 
moſt © and fruitful Fields. 

Here are to be ſeen the Ruines of an Ancient VERS" BE founded by 
King David, and poſſeſs'd by the Ciftercians, an Order inſtituted about 
the Year 1000, under Pope Urban the II. by Robert, Abbot of the 
famous Monaſtery of Ciſteaur in Burgundy, whence the Obſervers of 
that Order were called C:ſtercrans. 


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To the Right Honourable AR CHIBALD Earl of 
Farfor, Lord Vandall a»4 Oyd, &c. One of the 
Lords of their Majeſties Moſt Honourable Privy 


Council. _ 


The Caſtle of BOTHWELL 


 N Lower Clid/dale, not far from the River of Clyde, near to which 
is 2 Bridge of hewen Stone: The Ruines of it only are to be: 
M feen, which notwithſtanding do teſtify its former Greatneſs. 

Here of old was a Prebendary enjoy'd by a ſecular Prieſt, founded 


by Archibald Lord Douglas. 


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To the Right Honourable CHARLES Earl of Had- 
dington, Lord Binning and Byres, &c. 


MELROSSE. 


"T lies in Tevietdale on the Bank of the River T weede, was foun- 
' ded by St. David, in the Year 1136, and poſleſsd by the Ber- 
nardines, Monks ſo called from St. Bernard a B urgundian ; ; who 

entring the Monaſtery of Cifteaur, proved ſo ſtri& an Obſerver 
of Monaſtick Diſcipline, that the Regulars of the foreſaid Order took 
their Name from him ; and are called at this Day promicuouſly, Bernar- 
dines or Ciſtercians. 


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To the Right Honourable JAMES Earl of Panmure, 
Lord Maule, Brechen and Navarr, &c. 


BRECHEN. 


RECHEN isa Town fituated upon the Banks of the Water 
of Southesk, in the Shire of Angus; and is a Biſhop's See. 
Here is a Stately Bridge over the River Es}, confiſting of 
Two Arches. It is a conſiderable Market-Town for Salmon, . 
Horſes, Oxen and Sheep. Here alſo are to be ſeen the Ruins of the 
Biſhop's Palace, and of the Canons Houſes. Brechen likewife is fa- 
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Ertile Brechinum geminos interjacet ammes : 
Hic Boream ſpectat, reſpecit ile notum. 

Rupibus incluſe fternuntur pontibus unde : 
Sunt quoque ſecurts flumina plena vadis. 
Hanc fimul Arttoi decorat vittoria Regis 
Perfida cum factt terga dedere Duces. 
Preſulss bic ſani#t domus eft, O& pyramis 4d! 
Prozima, Phydiace farfitan artis opus. 
$1 molem ſpeltes, nihil eſt exilius tl, 
Ipſa tamen celt culmina tangit aper. 
Eft ſtrruura teres, nec raro lumina fallit, 

| Eminus banc ſpetians efſe putabis acum. 
Dedula compages et, Of ventos ridet is imbres, 
Nec metuit #1agei tela trijſulca Fouis. 
St fabricam conferre lubet, Brechinia turris 
Pyramidas ſuperat, Nile ſuperbe, tuas. 

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To the Right Honourable GEORGE Earl of Caith- 
nefs, Lord Biridall, &c. 


ROSLIN Chapel. 


HIS Chapel lies in Mid-Lothian, Four Miles from Edinburgh, 

\ and is one of the moſt curious Pieces of Workmat-ihip 
in Europe. The Foundation of this rare Building was laid 
AM Anno 1440 by William S Clair, Prince of Orkney, Dyke 
of Holdenburgh, &c. A Man as conſiderable for the publick- Works 
which he — as for the Lands which he rollele'd, and the Ho- 
nours which were conferred upon him by ſeveral of the greateſt Princes 
of Enrope. It is remarkable that in all this Work there are not two 
Cuts of one ſort. The moſt curious Part of the Building is the 
Vault of the Quire, and that which is called the Prince's Pillar 
ſo much talk'd of. This Chapel was poſleſs'd by a Provoſt, and Seven 
Canons Regular, who were endued with ſeveral conſiderable Revenues 
through the Liberality of the Lairds of Koflin. 
Here lies buried George Earl of Caithneſs, who lived about the Begin- 
ning of the Reformation, Alexander Earl of Sutherland, great Grand-Child 
to King Robert de Bruce, Three Earls of Orkney, and Nine Barons of 


Roſlin. 

The laſt lay in a Vault, fo dry that their Bodies have been found in- 
tire after Fourſcore Years, and as freſh as when they were firſt buried. 
There goes a Tradition, That before the Death of any of the Family 
of Roſlin, this Chapel appears all in Fire. 


To 


To the Right Honourable the Earl of Dandenald, Lord 
Cochran, &c. 


PASLEY, 


Monaſtery in the Barony of Ranfrew, founded by to 
Steward of Scotland, in the Year 1160. The Monks of 
Clugny were the firſt Pofſeſſors thereof, then the C iffercians, 
and” after that the Monks' of Clugny a ſecond time, who 
were religious Perſons of the Order of St. Bennet, but reformed by 
Odo Abbot of Clugny in Burgundy, from whence they had their Name. 
The Monks of this Place wrote a Hiſtory of this Nation, commonly 
- called The Black Book of Paſley. At the Reformation it was beſtowed 
on the Duke of Chatterault. Sir Robert Spotſwood had this Book in his 
Library, and after his Murder General Lambert got it, and brought it 
to England. 


Thearm SCOTIE 


The BASSE 


S a little ſand within the Forth, about a Mile diſtant from the 
South Shore. The Proſpedts of it ſufficiently teſtifie how difficult 
the Acceſs to it is. 

Upon the "Top of this Iſland there is a Spring, which ſufficiently 
furniſhes the Garriſon with Water ;. and there is Paſturage for Twenty 
or Thirty Sheep. 

'Tis alſo famous for the great Flocks of Fowls, which reſort thither 
in the Months of May and June, the Surface of it being almoſt covered 
with their Neſts, Eggs and young Birds. The moſt delicious amongſt 
theſe different Sorts of wild Fow], is the Soaling Gooſe, and the Kitrie 
Waicke. There is only one J{land more in the Welt of Scotland, called 
Ailſey, where theſe Geeſe do breed ; and from theſe two Places the 
Country is furniſhed with them, during the Months of Fuly and Auguſt. 

This Iſland of the Baſſe was an old Poſſeſſion of the Family of Lau- 
der, and in King Charles II's Reign it was bought and annexed to 
the Crown. 


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