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and which they have made this Shew with, are die Lowlanders, and the greatest Part of the French. Major General Bland marched two Days ago to Invemry and Old Meldrum, one March to& wards the Spey, wit…

stirpVizedi as to bfe forced io aijahdon toth the Siege of the Citadel of Milan, if begun, and all the Milanese, where it is supposed it will be impossible for them to remain and subsist, by thfe Mann…

Firsts That all Cowkeepere, Fanners* and Owners of any of the faii several Sorts of Cattle, -in any Place where the said Distemper baft appeared, or ihall hereafter appear, do, as soon as any of the s…

Whitehall, tMarcb 10. This Day an-Express arrived from his Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland; with the following Intelligence. Jberdeen, Marcb 5. The whole Army arrived at this Place by the End of…

present Rebellion shall be entirely suppressed and extinguished; and that we Will join ourselves like Brethren, in the Bands of Friendship and Sin* cerity, to promote and prosecute all lawful Way* and…

Whitehall^ March 4. By an Express with Letters from his Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland, of the 25 th past from Montrose, there are the following Ad* vices: They write from Aberdeen of the 23d I…

the Third, in the Year One thousand six hundred and ninety three,, for the Term of Fourteen Years, to Martin Eele, and two others at his Nomination, for making the fame. Sort of Oyl from the fame Sort…

have been subject to lawless arbitrary Powfefi and treated like concjuer'd Slaves. We confide however in your Majesty's Goodness to give such Relief in our present low d\* stressed Condition, as your …

beg leave in the humblest Manner to approach your Throne, with the warmest Sentiments or Gratitude and Zeal, to ackttowlege your Majesty's tender and fatherly Care of our Country in sending down his R…