and B. Collins, inSalifbary being a very noted remedy in this and many other cafes : I therefore fent for a bottle the drops, and taking that only, I was in lefs than week, almofl relieved to former ftrength ; and repeating a few dofes, am now (by divine providence) perfectly re

Exchange Coffee- Houfe in Aberdeen, there is to be ex,psfsd to pnlllck Roup, that two lately Lvilt font Tenements of hand, Clofe. Garden, and Pertinents, lying the Netherhirhgate cf Aberdeen •, which fame lime belonged to ' the d'eceaf Baillie fames Nicol, and to Mr. /l!exan~ Ho

The ABERDEEN JOURNAL, Monday Port. ABERDEEN. ADVERTISEMENTS. Arrived the Malls from Flanders end Holland, NAVAL AFFAIRS. General Evening Post, Novr. 16. FOurteen fail of tranfports with Spamlh prifon ers from the Havannah to Cadiz, under con voy of the Sutherland and Dover men wa

Arrived the Mail from Flanders. naval affairs. General Evening Post, 28. letterfram Li/bsn, dated OStaler 16. N the inftant the lieenfed fljip from the N 'iiia arrived here, no brings an account 'at the fleet would ic”hce arrived urope, and that ad the fame ad* Si'yf vice from R

4. We are told, that the population of Britain .has been declining for feveral years ; and that upon the concluflon of a peace, the foldiers, failorr, and carpenteri, difcharged from the public fervire, will probably be no fewer than 40,000 loldiers, 40,000 failors, and 4,000 ca

8. The Nightingale man war, which appointed convoy to the Carolina into the Downs laft Wednefday after port. The prefs-warrants are called in. MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES. General Evening Post, Nov. i 3. iiciers from Madrid of the I2thadvife, that J|_ the catholic king heard, with mu

lO.Wehear that application is made to the fiates c f Hal.and for leave for our troops to pafs through their terrritory in their way home. It’s thought great part of them will be here before Tne marquis of Granby, and feveral other general officers, are expected in about a fortni

the foreign minifters were invited to court, where they Lw the emprcfs dine, and were moft fplendidjy entertained themfelves; but they did not pay their compliments of (elicitation ’till the next day. The emprefs fignatized her coronation many favours and liberalities : {he maue