... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... - OZ il'llilifllNll~ 13 .1 2VD07 0 bus: r:I Y ; . '3 The negociation which has for fome weeks been carrying on, through the mediation of Ruffia, for retiloring peace between this coun. try' and France, has been brought' to a clofe.- It has productd 'nuthing': indeed hardly any one ?? ed it would. 'The Secretary of the Ruffian embally, in Paris, is nowi in, Lon- dlon. He brought the difpatches ...

... The following Paper, which, accom- panied with the Circular Letter preceding' it, has been sent, by direction of the Go- vernrnent, to every parish in England and Wales, appears to be so well calculated for the present crisis, that, notwithstabdiihg its great length, we think it our duty to give ita places. in prefeirience to -l, other matter. CIRCULAR.- To the Odiciating Mineers zif .he ...

... Puzblicatio, issued by Mousfrd Droi'r t ihs Xing of Frans. Monsieur, brother to the King of France, J1h deenied it his dttty no longer to remain silent ran specting an important fact of which too agtuC am idea has hitherto gone abroad. The variety Of lights in which it has been represented, and tbx false reports industriously circulated by an ussrsp- ed Government imperiously require th t.tbe ...

... * 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 ...

... tatur-capo i0oft. -s cro. I L ON D O YU 1. THE Army of Referve Bill was read a third Ttime, and paired the Houfe of Commons, ia(t night. The gallery was ordered to be cleared of firangers long before the termination of the dificuflion which took place upon the fubjeft.- Colonel Crauford, whofe military experience on the Continent, during the greater part of the late war, mnuft always render ...