... ?? Env earlier. U Tuost!o', . pit 1-?. SeCora.l petitioal; Ivero p1 ?? in favour of reform, by various noble I'tori, awd too by ?? DI i l lcf(of iristol, pri.)illg for thle abolition of .11011 Slaercy. Theiro L tjl'i ifip ?? ata qitebrter-lptst live. II 'odh extis/, .tlArl 1:1. Lortrl Ilo(0 took lii cills 1i a1(1 li> seal. I L 2 ing pre:.'!otud lebot It!0 pelitials ?? various parts of ...

... !T?I? ?? ?? ImMIiiintoo. L 0 a ZD ' 21r. Whi?,tehal, .4;.s'il4, 1031 'fise ling ha, hbee pleised to corsltntle aidi a ppoint Sir Iloftry Brook P'arnell to be his 'Majesty's Secretary at War. Albstra ct of thle Net Pr-oduce of tile Resessoc of M-Rot Britiain, in the Yeairs and Qula srters eli tce. onl the Atis of' A pril, 1830, atinti the 3tli 5sf April 1831, shiowing thle increase or Dccre'aso ...

... POZIC2 MMIS'rgG. ?? ?? ?? [C O a Report by tire Finlance committee, rthe Booed resoilved to borrow - t'rtrrott booids at thre June terre, for live years, at 4 per cent, am! the thle Ttriasueer was ditrected to advertise for thie same. 'be in 'tree eastImatrm, for (doing the painting, tootl cabnt tue etsgine end re- ills 0, teervois- htcsrsr terre tirer opceed, atnd that by Thence Snitch heisg ...

... . ?? ?? ? - . ? ?? ?? -. I .. ?? ?? 711i D F, 1217 Z-41 190? CIL, M., - Oil o atllidav wv(i'1i, te R0oval C(llipilily of Avrclios, ii' o s Bodyli (UlmiLl for Sco)tl1and, ?? slootillti, forg thrl, geold l ielln 5 . *ien by i thein to lie Fhott for ait Botts, whim, afier tlicie iia' . of .ille siostill, tifc inie priz was glili(l b, Johiln ltobilsoll, Esq. s Athol Clescellt. s . 'lihe 1oli ...

... I Dolacolif, Kitteffigence. The Lord Chamberlain to tlie Queen has issatd cards of invits- ti6n, by command of her Majesty, fbr a full dress ball to be given ?? James's on the 25th of April. We understand that the Lord Advocato is to be retuirned to Parliament for Maldon, from the representation of which Sir James Scarlett has just retired. It has been decided by the Liverpool clection ...

... ?gorrifflt Entellignter. The King of Holland has, according, to a s9tetenicit itn tilt' PFrnchI papers, applied for permission to sCllt) 10,00 troops thro' thc Prussian Territory to occupy tile province o; Lu:xelnboltrg t ?? il e cvent of this peruission bei reg rtfused, hc' iltelnds, as he savs, to mnarch tile Dutch aryiv, coisisting- of ii 1,tl1ll an, thioutth lelglitim.i ' This inoveneuit ...

... The otffial r(tarns of the Revenue, as w%,ill be seen in another column11, exhibit, upon the quarter, as conpared with the same quarter last vear, a ?? of X740,309, adui upon the whole year £ll134,947. The principal deficiency arises in the Bdcise and Stamp11) Departments; and the Customs aloue present an in- crease in favour of the present quarter and year. It should be borne in mindid, ...

... m 3, E ?? F TMI V M. * Z - Robert Adam Dunillas, Esi1. present releinbee' th' Ipswich, hit, arrivet Iin It iinurgh to solicit the support of this Town Comati ('ii lit this event of a dissolution of Parliaenuet. 'rhe Chevalier' Laini', French cousul for .9cotland, left Vdill- -burgh ott Situ i'day week, to r'trnrl to rrauco, after a resiteleti' if twit ri'iii' ill that city. SlIR WAL.TEt ...

... ?? ?? E. 0 10e of Lordv-lr Fildkty, MarchS 23. The clails to the Toligitnotttlt and Tyrcoiotel ?? were tiide oiot ill a comilittee of piri ileges, ald suctabietd by tle Hlouse. The lartiltis of Lonidoniderry explained that lit had not said, ns vn6 rc- portel on a forteer s eiing, that the reforitn petitiolt fromn the county of DIown was sigted by tbe lowest of the rmbble lie said it was ...

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... 4Forct ll IitdligfwllC. Poland. The important and gratifying intelligence has been received of the complete defeat of the Russians at two different stations by the Polish General Skrszvieclki. The details of these victories, as communicated in private lettcrs from Hlamburgh and Berlin, state that the Polish Coninsatider-in-Chict being itnl'rhieel of the negligence of the Russians in their ...

... To tMC EDITOR of tho ABEiRDEEN; JOUMtRAL. Silt, Milost of your readers are probably aware, that, egreebly to Act of I'arliament, aii enumeration of tha inhabitants of the Uiitctle i itigdloili will be aincie fix the course of the oesuielg month of Slay. The result ciil- not fail, in many Yespctb, to be intercsting, especially as all'erdiieg a means of judigit;g of the comlparative ?? of our ...