... hM a Farmer, and occupy lands in this -county to the extent of about 2ool. flerl. ef vearly rent; and though I feel mayfelf .Hig7.y interefted in regard to the fubjed of p;efsnt difcuflion, the Scotch Diftilleries, yet i by no means approve of fuome of the re-x .folutions of the meetings of farmers, which I . have ooferved in the public papeas. In par- ticular, I confider the refolutions of ...

... 7jbrfoilowkig ih the M E M 0 1 R of the B.wrsiSmp FAmmSNG Socivvy, referred to irf Page ifl of oar Iky?. S IR, gr A LETTER, addrelfed to tke Farmers lat of Scotland, by one of their own nun- in ber, which appeared in the Edinburgh He-.n. rald and Chronicle of the 13th of January, at and fince copied into the Aberdeen Journal, ad has naturally attra&ed my attention, as it di will no doubt that ...

... ?cs? V -? LtonCU, R. 22. I?? r re -r~Thsfl- , r A AT{] . INTELLIGENCE from FRANCE. D ARIS papers to the 18th are arrived. aind r contain intelligence of a very ?? ?? ant nature. Some of thefe fdate, that 9ue Englifh have been expelled from famtbiirgb, all goods of Britifh manufaaure feized, ,aid the port that againit Britifh commerce. One of the beta informed of the Paris Tour- nals contains ...

... *Goluntarp Cantribittiono. T'ownHalt, Aberdeen, Feb. 17, 1798. ATa numerous and refipedabe Meeting of the A Burgeflis, and other Inhabitants, held here this day, by requef: of the Provoft anld Magi- ftrates, for promoting a Voluntary Conltribantion to Government, The LORD PROVOST in the Chair; It was vnanimoinfly refotved, NYfl, That at a time when the war is obftinate- ly perfifted in by the ...

... lonvan, Act to. i S. | By the arrival of the Prince of Wales pacr o ket, from Lifbon, we learn, that Lord St. e Vincent and Sir John Orde were at the latter t- place; that the following Britilh fhips 6f war were in the Tagus, Viz.-Ville de Pariso d Princefs Royal, HeEtor, Colof'us, Majefliev !- Gibralrar, Goliab, Emerald, Meleaget, Ca- d mel, Gorgoo, Serapisj Dolphin, l'Aigle% d Mercury, and ...

... ebitnbutWi, IH2r. - 'V OLUNVTAR SUBSCRIP MION. A letter from Perth, dated Feb. i6, fays I am happy to learn, that, befides the public contribution from thd-'own, ?? and that of the Volunteers, I ooguineas) iC is propofed to open an individual fubfcriptionL the beginning of the week.-I hope it evili fill refpeffably. Yefterday forenoon, the Sutherland Fencibles at parade propofed la fuhfcribe ...

... ?artfamentarp 3intrligelice. ?? . - AS - Io - ?? - - ?? WI HOUSE oF LORDS. Li .Thurfday, Feb. 15. fel The bills on the table were forwarded in Cl l their refpeffive itages.SC a The Supplementary militia bill was receiv. Sa e ed from the Commons, and read a firtl time. e Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS. e Wednefday, Feb. 14. lia Mr Pitt moved the order of the day, for be h the Houfe to refolve into ...

... L O N D 0 V, Feb. i6. VOLUNvTAr coNTRiBuIONS. The Subfcriptions, to a great amount, are daily receiving, among others- Duke of Gloubefler, 20001.-Lord Hard- a wick, ?? Middleton xooolf - c Lord Heathfield, ?? of oer- fet, 2000l.-Hon. C. Towlhend, Ioool.- Charles Ellis, Efq; ?? Egremont, Soool.-Lord Breadalbane, 20001.-Lord Sandwich, iwool.- Commiffioners of the v Lottery, 4301.- Phoenix Fire ...

... £A 1S MINDI HOUSE. Yeaterday, a General Court nat held Lt the India Houfe, at the requifition of eleven proprietors, for the purpofe of confidering the propriety of a fubflription to the books now opened for receiving contributions for the defence of the country. The letter hav. lig been read, Mr Henchman wifhed to be informed, at grants of money could not be made withoat a fpecial a&i of ...

... AD D RESS TO THEZ 1NhXABIZINTS of S0OTLAAND FROM TliR COMMITTEE voR CONDUCTING THE VO- LUNTARY CONTRIBUTION FOIL TPa DEFENCE OF THE COUNTRY. th i UR fl -V ?? I. h. SROM the moment in which the French Direc- 2 tory broke off the late Negociation, on grounds equally unreasonable in themfelves, and arrogant and infilting in the formol which they were Rtated, it was N.obvious that they bad ...

... Lanbon, JYeb. 17. This morning arrived a mail from Lifbon, brought to Ealmouth by the Prince of Wales Packet, Capt Harris, in tw.elve days. lifpatches from Lord St. Vincent have been received, which chiefly relate to the continued blockade of the port of Cadiz. There are letters received by the Lifhon mail, d0r4 bn the 3t'a I which du not agree Withi tle reports in curenlitidtidii da Peaec ...

... ebinbuvi, ireb 22. On Saturday lail, there was a very re-t fpeaable meeting of the Gentlemen and He- ritors of Mid Lothian, called on purpofe to confider the duty of Two Pennies on the Phit granted to the city of Edinburgh on all Malt Liquors. The meeting came to feveral refolutions, the purport of which was, That it is wife and expedient to encourage the confumption of Brewed Liquors in ...