... . Notice to Creditors. IT is requefted, that thofe to whom Mr CHARLES DAWSON, merchant in Portfoy is indebted, will meet by themfelves or agents, at Portfoy, in the houfe of George Ruddach, vintner there, on Saturday the 29th curt. between the hours of ...

... pait of the loth, the zcth, rlath, and part of the 14th charges, were fully proved ; and therefore fen tenced the fuid Georce Dawson to be dj/mifed Sfrom bis Majelly’s fervice, g 9. Amongft the many fingular anecdotés which Lord Mansfield has been accultomed ...

... following Mason-Lodges, elected on last St John's day : Keith Lodge of Peterhead : right worshipful Dr D Wilson, master ; George Smith, depute; Gilbert Anderson and James Arbuthnot, wardens ; William Clerk, William Jack, Andrew Milne, stewards; Robert ...

... Craigfton, two copies, Mr Frafer of Fraferfield. Mr Forbes Mit hell of Thainfton. George Skene, ¥ig; of Skene, twd copies Mr Horn Lophinftone of Logie. M Mausficld of Midmar, Dr. George Skene. J Chalmers, Printer, Aherd-en. J. Ewen, Machant, Aberdeen. INN ar ...

... James Sangster, secretary and clerk; Thomas Gordon, George Barrack, George Christie, stewards. ST. JAMES' LODGE. R.W. JAMES MITCHELL, MASTER. Marianus Massie, depute-master; Benja- min Clark and George Mollison, wardens Robert Machray, treasurer; Thomas ...

... fxi Robert C:Pi'ium merchan:, Fordoa ; Polrit 'T'iidal, to ,nerchb.rt, Stench svee; JIh Hlaridy, mercr-a..t, Ra- tht then, George BI.;ke, riercairot, Fett-ranigus ,; Janw5 C Ciilic, tner-h anit, Crimnoid ; Robert Anderfon. Irerchabt-', J'rvrc.; at their ...

... glories in his country, or in the namne( of Biitoin. Inl consequence of a letter having r been received by Lieutenant Colonel Dawson, I dimporting, as it was the wvish of his Royal High- le niess, the Commander in Chief, to be informsed,i whether the Volunteers ...

... lumnicrchy, and v-ho bhliaved with the greatest gallantry, are both seims of th. late j!-lr Caimpbell of Melfort, Governor of Fort George, and bro- ther of Capt. Patrick Campbell!, who cut out a French frigate. Friday night, or early on Saturday morning, the verv ...

... Clubley, daughter of AId -rnln Clubley, of Beverly. At Liverpool, Caplain i Alexander McCoivan, to Miss Dawson, tldest I daughter of Dr Robert Dawson. st John Maitland, Esq. son of the late lion. Pat- rick 'Uaitland, of Balgreggaan, to Miss Max-we'l, third ...

... Edward Hardman Dublin County, H. Hamilton, F. J. Faulkener Dublin City, John C. Beresford, yohn Lutouche ! Dublin College, Hon. George Knox Dundalk, Richard reh ?? Dungannon, Hon. John Knox Dangarvon, zilliantc Green t Ennis, James Fitzgerald Enniskillen, Hon ...

... rrnerly belonged io lames Thomson, farmer 'in Aber- dven, lyini 4t the Gallo-wgutehead Port, as presently pos- s besed by George Cruics shauk, stabler, Franicis Wart, Inerci-nt, ald others. . A DWELLING. HOUSE and PIECE. of GROUND behind the same, presently ...

... aw-ited liii,, jumped overboard and was drowned. Lieut. H. G. Macsay was wounded jtsat before the ene- snv qtruck. Lieut. Dawson succeeded Capt. Hardinge, ind brotiht t'te St Fiorenzo and La Pietdncontaise (her t rize) i550 Colombo on the 12th March. ...