... ADVERTISEMENTS. c SETT for one or more Tears as Parties can agree on ■j.^ . and entred into at March next. «» tife p e . ra! GRaSS ENCLOSURES oi B^RNTQUN S ci.df * a *ifli of Cramond and Shire of Edinburgh, f'utfi- Enn • ?? and w3rerec*- ?? at John Dickie ...

... ADVERTISEMENTS. ?? the Officers who command the Highland Parties a*d Guides, do hereby give Notice f sill concerned, That they have lately rej cued from thieves feveral Cattle, to whith they hay* aj yet found no Owners \ nor to fome ofthe Cattle refcued ...

... ADVERTISEMENTS. Sfo be LE? ...

... happens, that one of the Parties be offended or ag- grieved by one or feveral of the Parties, by fome confiderahle Grievance or Injury, without, in the mean while, its being done by Hoftility and the Force of Arms, the offended Party fhall not inftant- ly ...

... and more confus'd amongft the Orders ofthe State. Tr.e Ruffian Party very induftrioufly endeavours to fo- ment Divifionf, and in that refpect is p etty fjc- ccisful. The principal Parties now ?? in the Kingdom are nick- nam 'd Hats, Night-Caps, and 7 ...

... won't march South for throe Weeks. Parties are every Day bringing in great Numbers of Cattle, but no Prifoners of Note. From Dundee, That a Skirmifh happen'd lately betwixt a Party of Hamilton's Dragoons, and a Party of Reoels who had ventured down to ...

... and the States General, tfeeoj tratfting Parties promife mutually to oppofe, **J all their Forces, the Enterp- izes of all and ■*■** who may offer f which however is hop'd tot) trouble any of the contracting Parties, their 9*oj fcrsj or Heirs, in the peaceable ...

... from Aigyleftiire, that General Campbel having put a large Party of his Men onboard fome Vefe feis, is going through the Weftern Ifles in quel, of fuch Rebels as may have taken Shelter there. A Party ofthe Argylefeire Militia came laft Week to Drimmen, to ...

... EDINBURGH, J une .o. His Royal Highnefs the Duke with the Body of the Ar- my ly ftill encamped at Fort Auguftus. We hear Parties ofthe Macdonalds and Frazers have been fncceflively coming in and furrendering to the Duke. From Ruth. en in Badenoch, that ...

... brought to B^d cf a Son, and both likely to do well. A large Convoy for Bergen-op-Zoom, confifting of 300 Waggons, efcortcd by a Party of 2000 Men trom Antwerp, was lately attacked by a Body of Britifh and Hanoverian Troops; .300 of the Enemy were killed in ...

... ofthe States General, upon the Subjcit ofthe Treaty of Hanover-, the AcceiTion -if the States was agreed to and figned by all Parties pre- fent, except the M toifter of Proflia, who gave no- other Reafon for his Declining, except that he had not received Orders ...

... and Provinces poll. ?? by ihtM trad-ing Parties. The mutual Succours to b s ,:l nifhed in due Time and Place therein ftipiilajJ and there's an Engagement to a_t in Concert aeajl thofe who fnall moleft the Parties in their PofigjJ fo far the Cafe is m uch ...