... 3flifb 3jparlialuent. 10 - - !s5 HOUSE oF LORDS. ts, A11o1day, Feb. 59. a Ear .Aloira rofe, and recapitulated the principal grounds of the fpeech he made late- ly, in the Britilh Houfe of Lords, refpeeing t the State of Ireland. One part of his fpeech, there, he faid, had, however, been greatly amifreprefented-accufing the army in Ire- S. land with oppreflion and cruelty. Nothing re was ...

... VOSUISh'RT CoNterIBUTION.Y vo-viyC flA ~uias . A Deputation from the Boys at the Mer-__ , chant Taylors' School brought One Hundred t Guineas to the Committee on the huffings, it as the contribution of that Loyal Seminary, for the defence of the country. The Ex- c change was full, and refounded, from one frI a end to the other, with three huzzas, in token 1ij of the applaufe due to fo truly ...

... conton, jS. 24. NEWS BY THa HAMBURGH MAILS. Two of the Hamburgh mails that were due are arrived. The arrival of thefe wails is a full refuta- tion of the idle reports relative to the fbutt- ing up of Hamburgh, and feizing the Englifh goods, as publifhed in the French papers, to the amount of Five Millions flerling, and ex. pelling the Englifh from Hamburgh, &c. The proceedings at Raftadt are ...

... Minburgi), ;OarcdI 'i . - I . . .~ - i We underfiand, that by the Hamburgh mail which arrived on Saturday, Minilters received advice that Leonard Bourdon had made application to the Senate of Hamburgh for a loan of one million of ducats, which, after a clofe dilcuffion, the Senate thought proper to refafe. The convoy for the Wefl Indies failed from Cork the r7th ?? veffels arrived the day ...

... Wg~ednrse day's and Thurfday's Po~is ADMIRALTY OFFIcE, Feb. 24. Copt of a letterfronm Capt Rogers, of his Ma- j-/ly'sjbi3p the Mercury, to the Earl of St. tIncent, K. B. commander in Chief of his 4 j ?? and vefels on the coaq of Portgal. .Aercutsy, at Sea, )tan. 25, i798- MMY LoRD, IHAVE the honour to inform your Lord- ifhip, that this day at noon, the Burlings bearing S. E. 42 leagues, I ...

... L O N D O N, Feb. 23. INTELLIGENCE from FRANCE. Laft night Paris papers to the 2111 inflant were received. A meflage was feat by the Direaory, on the 9th infl. to the two Councils, announc- ing that a courier had arrived fron= Italy, with the intelligence of the French troops having entered Rome, and taken poeffeion of the Caftle of St. Angelo on the i xth ult. Thefe papers alfo itate, that ...

... .JpavUlianntarp 3inteig~e~ne~. HOUSE or COMMONS. . Friday, Feb. 23. The Scotch Diflillery Bill read a fecond time, and ordered to be committed on Mon- day. This being the lat day for hearing private petitions, a great number of them were pre- fented. CA4PT. SIR STDNEY SMITH. Jfr HqUkj/7on, after contraftibg the differ- ence of treatment between French prifoners here and Eagliib prifoners in ...

... berb-nt. 'iari of Aberdeenfi.re. Crop r797. - s - - I -, II - ?? T A s GREAT Oats with Fodder, L. o TS o , Ditto without Fodder, - o iz 6 Brocked Oats with Fodder, - - o e 0 o s Ditto wvithout Fodder, - o it 6 g Bear with Fodder, - - - IS 0 t Ware Bear with Fo lder, - - 0 13 0 l, Ditto without Foider, - 0 it 0 d Farm or Market Bear without Fodder, o I 7 6 White Meal, 9 flonu, 0 13 o Farm Meal, ...

... Anton, kb. io-. Four other of the Hamburgh mails are ar. ?? are all that remained due on Saturday evening, except. one, the firfm. The packets were detained at Cuxhavenj (folely by contrary winds and Itormy wea. ther) from the 30th Tanuary to the 17th February, when five with the mails on board, failed for England.-The catents of thefe mrails are of courfe very old.' The Prafiian Envoys are ...

... e- -reJ-bcn '' Liz tal 7ount~ tbere weere fouze iiiaCCsraeie, owing to the trafcfriher, an 'we are therefore requfted a2gaia to infert thefolio'whzg Refolutions of theI Yain to infert tbC follo-rng1 Welolzurwl Uj too COUNTY ov ABREDEEN. Aberdeen, Feb. %Z, X78, 1 T a very numerous and refpeaab e Meetng ?? the Noblenmf, Freeholders, Ju1iices o Peace, and othersi leritors irn the county of ...

... AID RE S S TO THE INBITANTS of SCO2LAND FROND THE COMMITTEE FOR CONDUCTING THE VO- LUNTARY CONTRIBtION FOR TlE DEFENCE OF THE COUNTRY. (Conc/udedfrom ou0 laJ?.) WHEN we fully confider the importance of that meafore which is to provide a defence for blef- fings of fuch deep concern, either in a temporal or re. ligious point of view, it is confidently hoped, that, with the promotion of fueh a ...

... ObillbUr-0, SCb- 27- Two Matters of Merchantinen, very re- fpe&able men, have juft arrived at London from Fiance, and bring the following intely ligence: One of thefe, Mr Jofeph Innes, late maf- ter of the fhip Nelly, taken on the 9th of Oaober laft, and fince detained as a priloner at Evreux, and now exchanged for a Lieus tenant taken in Hoche's expedition to Ire- land, fates, that he ...