... DEFENICE OF THE COUNTRY. Saturday lat, in confequence of a fommons from the Lord Lieutenaot, a meertng of the Deputy Lieutenants and Magiftratos of the County of Kent, and the City of Canterbury, was held at the George Inn, Sittingborne, in ordei to carry into exccution a plan for .eftabliAing a Sy- ft~m ot Commu.ication throughout the County, and for rendering th: body of the people ...

... LONDON, Yul I r. A Prayer for the protection o0t this Country and Government againfi foreign violence, and for the prefervation of unanimity at home, in defence of our Liberties, Laws, and Religion, was read yel- terday in all churches in and about London. To the heart of every true Englifhman, itis anafFe~ing conmpofition, and many millions, we doubt not, will devoutly join in it.. This day ...

... SEA rRICI)LES. The following exhibits the arrangement of the above important eftablilhment:t D ifdi!. 7General Captrai. Aendezvsous. (Sir E Nagle From ErEmfworth to Shoreham, Antirew Sproule - Beachy Head. 3 . f.Thomas Hill- ,.. A. Worth-^'. From Beachy Head to . Ifaac Schomberg Dungenefs . . Haftings William Holland. James Watfon From Dungenefs'-to T; M. Walker Sandgate New ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... HOtU&E OrF CoMMoNS. * MONlo Y, It' z) i s] 'i he Poo;rClergy's Re_ lief Bill was read a third time and-paffed. Sir C. Pote moved for leave to bring in a Bill for improv. inlg tite Funds cof the Cheft at Cba'thm; for im- proving the Condition of the Penfioners thereof; ;. d for transferring the adrminiliration of the faid itids from Chatham to.Ureenwich. This pro. .!-d fomc del)ate, in which ...

... PORTSMOUTH. b SATURDAY, JULY z. . ,. .+,__.______~~~~~~~~, ...

... TAX UPON PROPFRTY. TAX UPON PROPEIRTY. Principal Provifions of the Bill (as amended by the Com- mittee) for granting to his Majefty a Contribution on the Profits of certain descriptions of Property, and on any Public Office, or Employment of Profit. - RATES oF CHARsES U7o0V PSOPZtTY, ANID OcCU- ITION OS. LANrDS.-Forand in refpeaof the property in any lands, tenements, &c. throughlout Great ...

... .7I-~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ Ir-;n t;e LONDOAN GAZETTE, `1Z)Y Z3. BY EXPRESS. An!TRALT -OFVI ICE, !uly 23. A E fron) th Right ,Hon. Lord Kei ith', K. B. to Sir F. .X )vKn, 1n.t. datej at : ic Nore, tile -Oti -jul. ejjclIcfs ::to.loiv.;ga C; 1n' rczurn to YarmourIth, he: 13th inft. I fell il ^1th anl clptttl red te I'reca privateer La Fure, ...

... COPY OF THE NEW CONVENTriON BETWEEN THiE FR.ENCH AND HANOVERIANS. Licut. Gtn. Mnr;er, Commander in Chief of the Frcnch Armnv, and !us Exceileriv Count Walmodcn, Comman- F dcr in Chief of the fH.yisovciian Army, have agrecd on c th_ followjngcaprtulation, vhichl is to be executedinmne- c diutely, witihout beiog iubmitted to ratification by either e or t: e two Governlinents x. The. HnyovCian ...

... PARIS, JUN9 20. _7 - --A-A. | 11 ne Two days ago Bonaparte informed the Council ng G I' State, that hc would prefide ini it probably for -e- the laft time before his departure. 'I he Sitting 3v iw as unulually long, and the Confill never appeared ce more lively, tranquil, and than on this ait occafion. lie addreiled them by a writien ifpecch, which related to a number of political and adrnini_ ...

... LONDON, Y12 Ig. iiteur of the I Ith v -I, ii- The Moniteur of thel sIth VeSthe; correrpor-. F njjl relative to the capitulation of the Hanoiverians, I~ rn- figoed at Sulilingen ; and alfo if letter frorn General f to M1I-rtjer to the Firft Cnnful, announcing a iecond N He Con vent ion. (For thcat Convention see thte last t' ere paz;c.) This corref~pondence contains matter of a Ic;modI ...