... COMV'eSSIONS xN 'I'iE ABERD]EENSHIIIE MvIxrIA, Signed by tch Lord Lieuteliant. George Gordon, Efquire, to be Fica AMijOr, eroMrn-h IC fion dated 1-,th june, iFGi. tO Keith Turner, Efiquire, to be Sccond Major, da:'d as above. . George Primrnofe, Efilir-, to be Captain, dated as s 'above. Donald Frawfr, late Enfign in the Duike of Ytork'o Fcn- I- cible Regiment, to be Lieutenant, -.:c Cruic'- t ...

... cNablimr, Loti 2 . On NWednesday Colonel Dirom, attended by s other officers, measured the ground for the en- campment on Mussdlburgh Links, and allotted e the ground for the regiments as follows:-For. s farshirc on the righ/--Dnrafries-shire the centre, e ,, and the Edinburghshire on the left. I The Artillery are to be encampo :d on the la h Links at Fisherrovv. i On Saturday and mNfonday ...

... Lantoan, Butlc 30. - - id The following notice was yesterday stuck up tl at Lloyd's:- Last night Lord llawkesbury li n communicated to the Foreign Ministers that his ui r- Majesty had determined that the entrance ofthe Iw a- llbe should be blockaded in the stri&t1At man- C a] ner. P' This measure is certainly of a bold and deci- ill sive charadter. The object of it probably is, to P; of shew ...

... tairillwl'l;arp inteigenve. t FOUSE OF LORDS. li tWedna, :fe-MCs2d9i' o Tie tonnage duty bill, the raw hides duty bi'l, two excise duties biilst, and the militia offi- V .1 eers asgmentation bill, and two privatc bi!!i, ilc.re hrnught up from the Commons, a;-d li)C rt - tr.ted 'av Mbrr lexande r and othcrs,, and rcad a li ''3first tin-'.. . -I . I-HOUSE OF COmIMONS, hFrt 7ccc 24. t; he repcirt ...

... The following is the snbztance of tre Nil for raising the Army of Rescrve, as amenidcd by the Committee. The Lords Licttesurts and the Deputy Limu- tenants or Couout!s, &c. are authoriscd and r:- quired to e.;eciitt :. at in the saae rranyor a they are author ijcd by thre Militia A.s liast pas- sed. The proportions of men for Scotland a as Couinty of Edinburgh I24 City of do. - ico Coun:ty of ...

... WFROM TlE LON'DON GAZETTE . . soth Light Dragoons-Coinet Lord Al; rander Gordon to be liicutcu-t by om; hala, viCe r: Graham, promoted in tIle i'-h West India rgt.. i; Y 4--d IFoot-Lieut. A-l1c; n.:urr Lord SSIouI1In, r from the half-pay of the ! 5th foot, to brI Licutc- j r nant, vice Robert Campll ,w.oc:gs, ! ai treccivilig the diifflilenice. .Cal riso. ti Brevet Mai-or Colin DundasC Graham, ...

... il -~~'' . .7U Laolnall, 3tllp 2. t. The blockade of the Elbe appears to ncet ft Nvith Vl-V genCral approbation. Unftoitately te innoccidthir d partics -rc thC first vieihms of the th animosity of the bclligerents. We may tegt Ct that I larnburgh is involved in the calamities of a i waT between FrInce and Englanld ; bu! England t( zit ltust now sustain thc digitLy of hicr causc, and 1 ly ...

... Sari A ON PROP3RTY. IAX ONS PROPERTY. Abqtrnas of the Bill as amended by the Commit- k tce. Itr Roate c Chaige apsa Iropeesty, a?;cr Ocea:.pat.7os of g For and in respeL6 of ,he pi operty in any lands, I a ttnemcots, Sc. tIIooph iut 01rcat Britain, forl p every -s. ot the annuial va lue, the suns Of IS. 11 ncl for the occnpationeosf any lands, ten nitst tl &e. (o-i -thn a delling house ...

... Jogign 3ntdfQSmce. e- There is reason to think, that, for the present, a the neutralityof l1amrburgh wvill be rspepced. he The Prussian Envov has conveyed to the Senate ic some very satisfactory communkut-ous on the a subjet. There can be no doubt that efforts are re making both by the Court of Putcvsbui-gh, and e- the Austrian and Prussian Cabinets, to *prolducc 0, a reconciliation hetwveen t ...