... AFFAIRS 1.x IRELAND. OFFICIZL ACCOUNT .t DUBLIN CASTLE, June i6. This morning advices were received from L Major General Nugent. By them it appears, at that the rebels, who had been defeated at in Ballynahinch, have petitioned for pardon, 6 and offered to furrender up all their arms and fi ammunition. The Major General, in reply, promifed to accept their fubmifflion, on the condition of their ...

... For the ABERDEEN JOURNAL Zo a C ITiZEA. S I R, HE very pathetic exordium you ate fo . obliging` as to throw out in praife of Agriculture, farpaffes any thing the Farmers o bad to expedt from the pen of a Citizen. t0 A As farming is the very life-blood of a t nation, I was weak enough to imagine, that it merited the highed attention from Admi- t niftration, and that the farmers had a good b ...

... -M Kallball, Du. 5. I -. . . . . , . 5 WE arehappy in being able to fay thnae } V no doubt is entertained bere, of thtt s great event having taken place which w::. yeaerday announced, viz, thecapture oftbi I/land of Minoirca by the forces under Gen. Stuart. The poffeflion ofthis ifland will bt is of mofd important confequences to this ccan - try. _ In a commercial point of view, the *, ...

... Part.i4inclitarl, 311telft-mire. - HOUSE or COMMONS. ; 14,cdnetfdayj, April i8. Milr Wilbetforce Bird rote, purfuant to the - notice he had given of fubmitting a motion to - the Houfe refpecling the characters of the Commislioners of the land tax, as far as they refpedted the city and county of Coventry. e He then read a. Statement of the Commif- f fioners, which confifed of colliers, feaven- ...

... COMMAISSIONERS FOr SELLING THE L,/IND TIMX. Aberdg~cenlire.-A~leX. Moir, Efq; Sheriff Depiute ; Sir Archibald Graint, Birt. of Wlonymufk; J. Rarnfay, Efq; of Barra ; A. 1D. Fordyce, Efq; of Culfh; and W. D. For- .yce, Efq; jun. of Cul Ph. la ('rmartyl/hire.- Donald M'Leod, Erg; cr Sheriff Depute ; D. Urquhart of Braelang- th '-eNl; R. M-Kenzie of Flowerburn; G. Gun ,'Tilnvo of Pointzfield ; ...

... , I PARtWUtAS ofI TIM RVAMATIOA ort uinoi. On tie I7th, at two o'clock in the morn. ig, the French quietly marched out, with- out beating a drum. Immediately after, the people left their houles, and appeared With the Imperial and Tufcan cockade. General Lavilette immediately took upon him the command, and ordered the chaffeurs to be armed, to do military duty. Arms were alfo offered to feveral ...

... 3DcC. 26- The City of London has fettled an anriu;ty a! 2D' tah on Jobn Taylor and James .rdin, h;e two gallant feamen belongin trhe Alctnne Fricgate, who faved Buonag ,Arte's difpatches, at the rid; of their lives. 1flm ITaylor is 23 years ofage, and a native ol Arbroath. James Harding is a dranimer, belon ing to the Portfmouth divifion of :Ma- ri:.es, and bas been in the frrvice fance the ...

... - Iu aT nU v DUBLIN, March 29. f On Monday lalt, when the roaaffent was given to the inoncy and martial la~v bills, the Speaker addreikd his Excellency Lord Corn- walis in a fpeech OF fopse length, in which he faiitl his Majefty's faithful Commonis of Ireland wihl toz maintain the kingdom as an infeparable t part of the Britsli Empire, and this principle he t would allure his Excellency thev ...

... IRISH PA4RLIAMENr. al HOUSE oF LORDS. ye Monday, Jan. IS. ig His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant be- d- ing feated on the Throne, and the Commons, ng with their Speaker, having attended at the en bar, he was pleafed to deliver the following fpeech: a- s My Lord; and Genlemen, I have his Majefty's commands to af- ,m (emble you in Parliament at this important period, and to refort to your ...

... parlialliciltarp 311telligence. HOUSE OF COMMONS. FriH(y, May 4. DEFENCE of ibe COUNTRY. ALM Tiernery flated, that he had received a Tote from Lord Onflow, the High Sheriff of the county of Surrey, the purport of which ?? fuich as that he [hould forfeit all claim to clarader, and defert his duty as a Member of Parliament, if he did not bring before the Houfe an inqui'y into his conduct with ...

... M;bhl s Th'Zt. 2- ll-a1 into, forum 1 - - o~r -.-r .I -1 O The Rth, from Jamaica, arhvcd on the 2Sth inft. at Greenoclk, after a patfagu of 1 4 weeks. She failed v'ith the feet that arriv- ed lately; but, not being able to get through n the windward paffage, had to bear away through the Gulpb, along with ten or twelve t more. In returning, fh flaw two ?? be:t' ng up, foppofrei rile ...

... - ?? , , ,- . . cr-?inbltvgl), Adopt. 13. His Mijefly's ?? Ap-llo, Capt Hal- ket, IAilAd oil Iiiond!ay evenillo lait, frorr Leith Roiads, oin a cru -Z. 'Ihe Royal Pei thflire regimnent or militia was reviewed at Perth on Sautuday lafb, by Major General Vyfe, who ex.roffed his en- tire approbation of the appearance and dif- cipline of the corps. Oa the 7th inilant, the 2d battalion of tbr ...