dition. And there is a convenient Yard before it indofed, fit for Hog ard, and a Stream of Water running through it, and fine Spring-well adjoining to it. There are aifo a great Number of Calks, &c. fit for carrying on the Work. And there are about three Acres of good Land round

CLOTH for this Field taken in by MfJTrs. Brown and Thorburn, Manufaßurers in Keith ; /if,'-', fhomas Anderfon Manufafiurer at Bellinlom Mr. John Monro Merchant in Banff Mr. Thomas Manser Merchant in Furreff ; Mr. John Falconer jnnr. Mtrch ant in Nairn ; Mr. Duncan Grant Manufaßu

own Lands of Banff,, •which ly adjoining to the Harbour of faid Burgh being now fmjhed, and proper Streets laid out in the IVay it is to be fued off for building Houfesh The faid Plan, with the Conditions of feuing, are lodged with, and to be feen in the Hands of William Alexand

ADVERTISE M£N Loch-head, March nd, JAMES JOHNSTON, Bleacher at Loch-head, within half a Mile of Aberdeen, is to lay down Cloth to bleach on the March precifely, if the Weather will permit. He has laid down Thread Stockings, already. Therefore, all who are to employ him in the Ble

twelve o'clock Forenoon, the faid fifteenth of April j and entreating the fevcral Overfeersto have their Reports and Accompts ready for pafliag in Terms of the Order of the General Meeting. Geo. Middleton, Conveener. THat upon Saturday next, the 10th April curt, gt o’clock After

at one end, a large man of war compleai and armed, all in paftry, with Touch* of the iame materials, pulled off in reverence to the Britifh flag. The firft courfe at dinner, confided of fix hundred covered difhes from the kitchen a lone, exclufive of the paftries and other eatab

tothe while boys; and onSaiurday ■ m<)re were imprifoned here, and this da\ fixteen of thefe noters(one of whom is faid to be a captain a id a man of fome property) were brought to cnwit rom Lifmore and Tallow, under a ftrong guard. We are in hourly expectation-of more theft* le

VVcdnefday Poft;. cnce things in this part of the world, and the Spaniards may wifh they had remained neuter too, and perhaps may be afraid our invading them through this country, if the war continues long. But, war or peace, lome few thoufands of men, and eight or ten of our fh

the Weft-Indies by the bally, capt. Thompfcn, a letter of marque, belonging to Lancafter, arteran engagement of two hours, in which the Sally had one man killed, and three wounded, and carried her into Guadaloupe. 2. The Polly, from New York for London, is -arrived at Plymouth,