... 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 ...

... Copy of a note ds;'vered to tie Marsis ?? 17t~, 5803, by) lDetenent.Generi ?? Catheat. It is in the contemplation of his Majesty's Go- vernment to provide the most effecual meanda for securing the Metropolis from the incursion of iat Enemy, who, favoured by extraordinary fortune of War, might not only have eluded the dispositions made by land and sea to resist invasion, but beiig lauded in ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ?? -V ? ?? I , !. -k 1~Jxyxtll^ (Thltht&tv Jtdyz 12.. : l) scts to the 9til, wshi r1 %vere received rill Ca Ils i brulaglt 1lac ?? IiT Csttt, tic 915~rIlillg fartaid haiS retlllt'd I,1th V I'lit'tl ,,i'(t~ti'el jIhI, l the lrench LJ~ovci ?? havr Lent or- 6,0i11r1t1llanOc'erialli toops. Ior this purphle, ,10, jhri ha belen1, it 1n.iOltsjfla u .1 is ito crots 4,fp,- to I Iily]aseQ e i i c (Arltl ...

... [Irta CUMLICtr,?, 1OISl oP PEERS, Yosdov, 37sly X8. + PON the mrotion of the Lord Chancellor, the &)ifecond reading of the Bill for continuing till ns-ct Sellion the ?? upon the WVoollen Manu- f..ciurers' Bill wvae poftponed for a fortnight. His I.ordrllip, although lie approved of the rneahsre, could not find anV precedent for it, except in cafes where ,jtitn ouis per:thies wvere propoiad to ...

... un f Oct. -? .. g oapo , lp ^ Prtyer to be used eery day next lter I A the ?? itl timl otf war ad tunitts, A pirhlyen ral Cairi-fdral, CWlfegiate, and. Pt- bondi Ch ches and Chapels throughout En- gland and Ireland, during the war 0 Almighty God,-.blakerv of tbe Universe, and Sovereign Disposer of the Afthirs of Men, at Whose Conllsnand . ationls aus.3, Empifes rise- ant- fi:.l, il urish au ...

... L O N D O No 7/ane '28. L. 1. _ .1 ._ - This morning arrived Hauibllt7h papers of Ohe 21f inlt. i hat city was Rill unoccupied by the French troops, ?? we find no conjecisre hazarded with regard to its future Fate. The Frteuch General is bufy anitfing both the Hano- Verlians and the neighbouring States with pro- ntifes of prote~ion and fatvcur on tile part of the French. Ile has ill'icd a ...

... 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 ...