... IMPERIMLP4IMET CRE4lt.B, TA4 IN ANJ,4 KD, . ;AiTJVO; 60 1Rml~k, 1W oNES J 13 ' :The Royal;A.ffent w'as'given by C6onrintfon to the Militia Pay :BiO, tlto Militia A'jbtanta and Serjeai'aJ3ill, and' feveral other . EIsia'Tie Lord .Ohaiaccllror; Earl.Rofslyp, ?? iWalling. hamwere the ComniMtone ?? The Woollen MWonvfkure Regulatior 'BBi was nved to be readsa iecond'timne, ?? were heard, MNr. ...

... LONDON: :M92xTD~r, JULT IS Yefterdity arrived two Dutch and two Han-burajj Mails., The fare of the Hanoverian Army is decided, and, as 'night have been expeaed, a new Convention has been concluded. It appears by an article in the Correfpontenten, which probably was fent from the French Army, that on the 5th in the evening a Convention was fettled, by which the Hmnoveriass 'have Surrendered ...

... FRIA CE. PARIS, ir MESSIDOR, (JUNE 30.) The Members of the Council General of the De- partment of the Seine and Oife thus convey their fenti- ments-to the Firit Couful: Citizen Chief Cooful 'and Prefident, the En- glilh Government, the violator of treaties, the zt rant of the feas. the plunc? rer of commerce, ftill wiffles for war ! To tdis pedlidious provocation the French peo- ?? will reply ...

... ?? AfJ!,XE7IAN -d t' iC~lY R on Skl Bot C J tiic ?? Yeflerday a rudfl nrnmerous and refpefdable Mectih i wook place at the Exchainge, agreeably to advertifetnen0t. , hultings was ereated on the Ealt fide. The whole , if the fh`iai~e wvas filled. At one o'clock the chair Was taken by Mr. Jacob 3uftnqoct. The Refolintions of the Meeting at the London Tavern being read, The Chairrian rofe, and in ...

... IMPEIAL PlRAL4AfN7T GRET B RJ TAJN ND JRALd ND. '}OUSE OF LORDS, TUJESDAY, JVLV IV. Lord PrLHEtMI brought down a Mcffage frdm his Majefty In favour nt tie late Lord Amherit, limilar to that brought down yefterday to the I-loufe of Commons, and a fimilar addrefs was rnoved and agreed to. 4 Scvural Bills were brougbt up from the Commons and read a firlt time. ATnnng them were the Irifb Revenue ...

... IMPER1AL PARLIMMENT or : EL G R F ATARI7'-d IN AW-1-IR E.fN D. Ji0USEOE LOR.S' MOtNDAY, JULY 1t. Counfel were hcard an the BIftol Port Bill, and after a feW ,brcrvastions from tlhe Lord - ChahcelloF, the Bill was read afe. cond timnc,and committgdfor to morrow. T'e Highland Canal, the Thames tolice, the Guarnfwej Corn, ,tlie Grenada Loah, and the Poor Return Bills were brought up frosn the ...

... pARIS, 9 MESSIDOR, JUNB 28. The towns of Cherbourg, Saint Locentancesi, aid Bayonne have refoived to conltrua a numzier of flat- bottomed boats at their ownt expence. The Council General of the deparnent of the Chan- nel has' voted a funm of Keven ?? and fifty tboufan francs for the cnfkruaion and armament of feveral fhips of war. We are affured that the Council General of the de- partment of ...

... A INCOMA AT - - . - , W We,,hjve i'eceiv1 a. copy of tlhe Cotffoljdaed Id 8 cdAbe'~ill; 'of which- ?? priefeidrt' ur Readers ivith the ,follow.i~ng abirc'-f its principal 'provifio's: , to '''Afterfpcifyin'g tlat the duties' are !o be aiflefd uOi. r- :derite rejulatihs of' an, ?? of tlie' prefeni feflion, 6h6 ill,.go'es. on to 'defcribe the mhannein ii which the ' ...

... * IMPAERZIAL PARLMMENT : GABR I; NODR, GREAT ART !W-]V meansZB ELXAD fIOUsE3 OF LORDS, T'HUsDAv; JVY 14. ; The IriMM EBxcie Duty CoceWion*Bilt V eomnqittq and th rt ws recnveir, The Clergy Proviflion :ill ?? tted, Lord SUFFOLKI ltatcd; that onlthe third .readingof Tiis Dill 6c *vould fubmit to the Houfe a few v ?? ?? #ig princip~le anl objeL she Coinmittee¢ the Rrporl vas :5 The Bill went ...

... I IMPERiL PARLIAMENT OF G2R.EJT BA BITAl AN GDJ ZARLAND. }HOUSE OF LORDS, S4TURDAt, jUZT 2 .uhe Army of Referve Bill was rcad thc iecoud time without ~ny debiate, and committed for M~onday.. The Miiitia O*jecrs' Augmentra-tion Bill, the Exdife Duty Bill, Jc. wersread the third timc and ?? to the Coin. mons. f Broigtxupf*rom the Commons, the Additional Scotch Army Bill, the Woollen Manufadlure ...

... THE, MORNING CYROVNICZLE. LONDON: w .sATU1WAr, yuLTZ, ;gr The fubjedi of invafion has been fo much preffed uponil *the attention of the public -by. the late difcufioins in .Parliampent, that it 'niuf no'v be familiar to every per- fon in the country. 'TL'e chief danger which fuch an. -enterprize carried with it is removed,ifawecan no long- et be taken by furprife. In the relative circumflances ...

... 11THE MORNVING CHRONICLE., 7 EE * ^ ',LONDON ?? - TVESD12- YUL2 5 Thve afpefit of affairs in the City. continues very gloomy. - The funds ye(ferday experienced-a confider, able deprefigon. :Omn:htm was at one time 7i Per cent. difcount,'andleftoffat,7. The waant of confidencewhich prevails in the money. narket is felt through ihe whole commercial world. T'he' tax on the fund., it is fup, ...