... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... PK.OFORD, TV LY tO. On enefday and rvdn-fday laft a e ting of the Deputy Lieutenants and Magiftrates of this county, in -confeluence of the rasquifitlon of the l,ord l;eswe- nant, wvas held at -the Stalr Inn, in this city. - For the plans which were fubmitted for their, approbation by thle Lord Lieutenant, and atdopted,we refer our readers to the advertifement in the next column. S Itur(1ay ...

... * 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 ...

... SAlnday au ?? PO',s. FI.udTUL DO\Dc afZ1J.N, lfi1S.1 slay theb y ~ Aliciit was, giveu .by ?? io the F ive ZAIillib'n LoiiiBitl~ Milti P~v nd cfodthi~iv )iII ?? Zion and IcerDtity~Bxill, ?? ~ thi~e Qtbpr- public &~nd twt~~riyate il GCloqgc Sielfied, o~f ludhieaithlordihip, Chefi~re, VI4lt- fiter, -Angiit S. 4, and 27, atr)i Ang~ell` t nn, inl Neiker Jinutsford. Attonreyf 1j. JAbn..Ilium in ...

... 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 ...

... 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- ...

... 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 ...

... ,}..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 ...

... LEV EN' MASSE. At a late hour lat night we received a copy oft-1e Bill for the Defence of the Realrm. The oul'ine is fo fully given in our report of the Secretary at WVar's fpeech, that at pretent we repeat very few of its pro. vifions.- The Lieutenants, &c. are to execute this Ac in the fame manner as they carry the Militia Adt ?? provifions for Counties are to ex- tend as ufual to Hundreds, ...

... M_~~ ~~ i, t e4 i UCD* Frotn ite LOND)ON GAZ-t'R, Jbcly 9. 1'Ph 4i.';t~re*2eaTt.lra a'leter ;leOm Captatn Pl';et of ?? I ?? 7 /'rts, r luriolr the ?? of . ! ' ?? sacF ?? cn'cl:. ,'iof egliteen T'52-vu:t r;, tt!'d ZO' ilielt af :! front Cpttill i)iCOila, Of hi. i lA, 's ?? . r :, t ci ?? of ?? 2 1;, ofr. u i oc fui iu ?? an4i ?? lIn. '516>(Ulk F ci iribllt'ion ii a l 'etzinfnrrc,' ?? :tift , ...