... L 0 N D O N, Yu1y 12. I Specia! Court of Aldlernen wis held yefterday at Guildhalil, for the purpofe of takinlg into confidera- ticn a letter received by-f the Lord Mayor, from Lord Hobart, requeffing the Citizens of London to form titensfels-e into Armed Afrociations, for the defence of t; e~1 Detroli. After mnture deliberation, the Court KI'olilved inanhsoufly, 'Ehat feeling with indisnant ...

... On -MosNdav tre tXVoollen C!oilhiers' Bill wvas pitpoiled t;Jl this day fortnighr.- dAnd on 'Tshlucvr thc; B.ll for fI~pClding profecutioS ngainil, the Momnu'afurers was brought forward, u l.en the Lord Chancellor propo-.d a claufe- rendering it a bill of fufpenhion of any profe- Cutions raifed in confecuence of the exitiug fizi nres, finding it impohible co form any fati5- faaorty opinion ...

... HOUSEOF L.ORDS, yudy 6. Their lordships met at ten o'clock, arid having forwarded the bills on the tabledone stage, adjourned to thrce. At that loar the royal assent was given by comnuis- sion, to ?? army of reserve bill, the Scotch army of reserve bill, and a private bill. . On the question being put for the third reading 'of the clergy residence bill, LCrd Stalk stated a variety of objec- ...

... The CALE.ND\Atol VICTORY. t[y the 4ulhor of lhe Little island.J Ye Sous of Old Albion, tbo' hiuble my MIe, To her therine vour attention 'twere wrong to refuse;- Scairce a day iili thc month, or a mouth in the year, But your victories proudly recorded appear. Dcrry down, &c. Thle first in the year is a month rather cold, WYhen. Langera was w aria'd by our Rodney so bold; Amid the next month to ...

... THBE MORNING CHR'AVICLE. ' ' LONDON-. . , , ., . ?? ,'3cUL 29 Yefterday about two o'clock his MiESTY arrived at the Qu EN'N Ioufe om Widfor. A Couucii was held at ,Lord P tH. iM s'office, attended by.all birlet Miniflers, the refult of whichl was'.JAid before his' 'jrsTy by the Right Honourable the. CkANcELLot of the E ct-xtouER; afler which his MAJESTY left town for Win'dfor at a quarter ...

... 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 ...

... TO TEIE EDITOR. Jdy, I-, 1803. SiR,-I have just read over 'be Su&4rnafr, of Polksic, published in your Register of last Saturday; and do perfectly agree with you in the statement, which you make in pages 94, and 95, that 4 we must become ; a military people or slaves.~-Indeed, this truth seems to have gained great ground of late, in consequence of the great alarm of invasion and I amt glad of ...

... FROM THE MONNING POST OF JyLY a, . I16S03.- TIIE&iNVASIO0W. , If it were not for the langguage which i& so often beard in society, it might seelm per- fectly absurd to labour 'the proof that Buo- naparte will attempt invasion, Thoweliwh5 still profess to doubt it, must eitherb&e'sb stupid as to be. beyond the reach of- argu- maent, or they must affect suchl.dou'tits for purposes which they ...

... Aails frolil Satulday to wedunisay. _ _ ?? _~ FROM MlE LONDON GAZTI-TTE. A letter froln Ad. Cornwveali6 hiclows the folln; ;nio t.vo;- B instil, at sea, ?? s, Sir,--l bcg leave to inform you, i.tht the vesseI I chjased the Id iirstai t, proved to be the Beltcy-y Frcnenh a:o1inasi brig, commnanded by Citizen Avoy-ne, Enseigne de Vaissean : sail- cd fromn Nlartinique the 14th of April, bound ...

... ,}..q,¢f~l'sanJ 7Vcdtwe/dav s t9V7. an the lu/ P~ge I LON-l)OM. ?? 14, I 1 E RE i; yet no advice how the ging of Prulifa t.,kes our blockade of the Elbe. g~e underftaand that forne difficulty has 0curred ?? our landing thle mnils at jfolfiniroef. Five from thence are nfow due n 1hreir non arrival is attributed tv the difficulty hhas arifen. It fe1nes probable that the 'meffengers from Eiaff to ...

... ' LONDON, Yu.Lr xg. JPARIS PAPERS to the Stlh inst. are received. Tihie last Mossiteur contains the foikswing..accoaist of he negociation. which preceded the ftnalsurrender of tihe -lanoverian army: - Within twenty-four ?? the arrival'of the courier with the convention of Sublingen, the first consul sent it offi to the Enjish gbive t:,ith the f7ilodwing Ictler from Citizen ali1yrand to Lord ...

... HOIME NEWS. SAxU i~ U)AY, JULy 23. ThC GenerIl Quarter ameos of this county corn- Ofl A'l\,i,) y l:tti, w e rfo following p;ci- ere trie d and reccivenj frtence as under I.\~iiiiain$, for ficaling a chcck aprnn and E. 527t r, for fC'll- llg a tub, traisortatiozt s OE;Fae for '1 eal0 fi- 1Penny pieces, six ,ZS 'r .ot17r t 3' I cc, for anl a'iihult, ore ¾ jo:t;'rj 'arnS~ y'b C Vv';lev, for' an ...