Dunn, lor talfely making and forging note of hand, in the name of Mary Wallace, and publflhing the fame to Mr. Edward Hooper, with intent to defraud him of 31. and upward'. John M‘K.enzie, for dealing two filver pint mugs, the property of John Abedward. Ar.d Maria ]cnkius, for t

S I R, IHAVE obferved frequent mention made of late in the pubfic papers, of & vcral gentlemen of the Houfe of Commons being to be created Peers beforethe ?? of Parliament ; and :„ confequence of this information, feveral letters Mvc appeared endeavouring to point out the dif- a

ABER D E E N: Printed and fold James Chalmers. [Price Two Pence Half Penny.] THfc write from Stockholm, that one Rich* ards, an Englifh tanner, meets with great encouragement from the government, in the eflablifhment of a tannery, which produces foie leather, equal in goodnels t

A Character. AMONGST all the ?? or peculiar cha- rasters that make their appearance in the co- medy of life, there is none of fb troublefome and diftinguiihing a nature, as the Eternal Difpuref, who, relying upon his knowledge, pretends formal- ly to invalidate the opinions cf e

From the London Papers, Sept. 26. Paris, Sept. 13. ON" the 9th infl. there was a great meeting at Mr. de Brou's, late keeper of the feals, to debate upon fonie queftions under confideration re- lative 10 trade. All the King's Miniflers, the Counfellors of State, the Intendants o

Mrs- Jean Rai tray, widow of the late Lieutenant Colonel George Mure of General Johnfton's regi- ment, died here on Wednefday laft. It is hoped her relations will accept of this as a proper intima- tion of her death. On Saturday morning .laft. died here, Mr* William Budge of Tof

to Ludwigs-Lull in ptrleif health Whitehall, Sept. The King has been to conftitute and appoint John Campbell, F.fq; commonly called Marquis of Lorne, Lieutenant - General of his Majetty’s torces, to lonel the tirll batalion of the fill, or royal_ regiment ot foot Ireland, late u

Glottcefier, Sept. 23. There are now in the garden of John Dutton, Efq; at Poulton, Wiltfltire, three apple-trees, Upon which on one hde are ripe fruit, and the other, the find! bloflbms, and leaves Jull put forth. It remarkable, that the branches which produce the blofloms were

gate to the minifter, fear devotees have been fummnned to appear perfonally, ‘end it has been ordained, that Abbe Terray, who is nominated CornmV.iary, proceed there order to examine taem, and that the nek woman fhould be authonfed to <»et the facraments adminiftered to her any