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TNIA'SPOR.r -T — trvr, kiff IFS it) NERS for C,inip,`_ , P it . , (7..." e 4.1.1 cz-! , :ody of. Pd, 11". „, at r„bir t) ce.,; • ,"-- .7 .! .rnr • o:41 , ,T.L.P!,' , ./q: t. , ; /t tr.,ik for qv ".1 „ ‘; tir;;.;l4., at Per A 7.1.1 Re day, :be I'efiITS,NI () UTI - 1, - I' L'Y , ' STA!' F. CON. rear 13 R ST() 11.0 MAN CKO SS, Ci4A'CIIANE nert i vr fa' fPl , l4rs,,m,ai , be Altru . ll. aPplving 1.1.>1., to the Agent fir Prj,onrrt o; the above Ten:?erz ie'rrerhied after Obe eCkci, th, ?; °treaty, /for any nwiced, toilers the ,Parties,. or ilgentx for :hem, ;er.tenally' atitend. A , . a,. I";aeb Tender uw.rt be areiinttanir,i with .4 I"..qter /r u nt t.441,1-etpiaibie ~ ..t?in,f to .1 1 ,. , ee.ine bound with ibr Per '' .! , 16.1, - /erit,.iit the tans zaa 51. f.r the due pefi r drutune of edch . 041C.T.'41: ORD:V.II.7CE, e t i"?.Y 2, g 3 • THE. PR/WC-IP AL o nia RS of fits . Al 4. 7esn's 01:0N/iiveted ber.by gfv.e Aroti;,e: that 160: 4tll be, ut ibrir Ote, io St, tilregatet7itefet,j l 4 . q.. minstr, on or Lefave 11/ed4e., ay the intreint, to receive pro posal: ii . o.n such Peetv , s tr.r.tn.ty 6e willing to untitetAe the Per, In-mance of P ERS' , tZ.,14"., and the.Suiply of PAIN , . fifir IC LES fi,r tf.,e Service R i f the Ordnance at the Tov or, W ninster, Greonvviqh, tictol:tfing to the Tat . oir and Condithot.v i subieb tndy, he een upon appl;cati•in at th_c ,Seca subere.the Pe,p,t,dt .ere to be emi t q op, read ntat.ke I an the out. kropouitii fm , l':On . ters Work for The ()r Inzinc.4 Service."—N o esonoll can be 'refl.:led afire'( l oth inetant: xy Ordre of the !hard, a. 11. CR KW, Ser. OFFICE FO4 4 1 1 CK :1 f) WOUNDzi)..c!.,I3IEN. Y4l. igo3. T HE COMM 13S 101V4 RS for tak;n K care of . . S r and. Intlf D 4M R . ber,.6,, Cut notke,_thit 11 , 4,141 44 se.m:y ~g tiorir Ogre in S'omenet., • 1 1 1.1:e, gb e limes undermentioned, to receive .S;ealed Ten,im, and . :rex it , !) such t'ersoar at. may be n! , il'i.ee to Contra a for the . s lt! ' rird f.t Vi 7 , and PROVO/NC AtUr - iriP.Ts ."d • /ES /or SICK P.R I.) INI 1:.‘ 4 3' of W44R at lb: sll9' vi , y Pieces, lie Twelve Certain; 'N .itifion, nn 114.dncidai. 274 InSeVIL I A` r‘4PLl;roill, near Arist4, on Friday 29t h ditto. • Ti , eCo•trgator will le reiwired tr ftrld 6ft-wiry fir the due • 1 , 1 . 4 , 4 ,1 4 of kit Contre,q.. • Farther i t arheulare m.ty I,e knolUn, by' ap,gying at the Office of Oe Cifrninbrionert ; wrap:aid Pa &and, Agent for. Pthoner.i j 11".4r at N r ut rn C,',.oti; or to Mr: Dalciel, Surgtom to I'thater.l . ej fl'ae at51.1 , 101 , 7m. ' rpinder will be melted alter One' o'Clock on the di" , 0/ trt:l7, vcr 4ny pmiced ;enters gl.); uor I lindgn," be written on .ehg ant,side thete ,f,and Parties or 4gants for them attond. . • 11MtICA.111.11 SOCLETY's OFFICE, SgtjEANT'ii.IAJAT,,FLUET.STRI4T, i 3141 July, tge3. frtrr, DIRRCTORS of the CORPORATIC)N of J the AMICABLE' SO CT t.:"PY fora PERP ETU A L ASSUgANC•E-01 , I IC E, dr, hereby givU Notice, that nt. felvtance tut givtn al the So'clety s House, in Serjrant's. on, l fe , .,t.5tr,...A, on WE ON Et DAY the utli, and W E NESI)Ast the 27th Days rstlitly,„ittt. and on W E•DN I.S. nAY the Loth, and WEON E 1)*(' the 3 i st• Days of.A mtust next, from ,Eieven of the Clock' tr the Forenoon until Om; In thtl A terittton on each of the . said Days, 11l order to pay Claitos by Oeith:, of the several Members of the said Society, in the Year taut, (Old Stile), %i f.. John Wrangle,. late of Watling.streci, London, Chnt. Comisrane,, I.it Gal:kit-la:la, London, Erc..:Lver. Thomas 1144 late of '.Vatlitlg.street, Lottllotir Ai,,.the e.try, • Rev, ltorr'snrt Graves, late of getlgiave, Suirolk, Clctrlt. Geu, iltti I, • late of •.z.totte Newington, Alizidles;”.l, I.3tlni. Harnett, late ot Lonthard.stteet, Lott.l'tt. t3onk t.r. Illitjt;r, I At.:. of Little Rtoseil.street, Itiaoinisory, George Gridlit late of Griffin's'' harf, South- Wark, and of Clapliam, intr:••y, Esq. Wilate ot 11i11,..D?40ra Cont.. yrons, Cent, ,tiAmiel qertteant, 1;01.4 Cantion.strect, huitionceri. Etleid t ,e, later New Road, lierMend*ey, Surrey, Cent. St:.tphon Barney, lqtrof Farehlm, Cent. lt.tr a w,rentl INtev;ll Walter, late Kt :r of BCrghaptoll, Nor. talk. • • _‘• Want Canner, late of Cheapside, one of the Ctty Buroltrgh, late'if Mag.liden Colicire Oxford ~1 11,1;3 Lyon, late at fotoe,tyvt.l-place, Surrey, Lighter. js , nn scatellerd, Itte or Little AVtiff:street, CO&IMA Corntact.l.• ('lxenirrni, 'hire of the Cult om-houie,' London, and of Ncwin,7,ton Piaee, Stivey, r , etit• Pearce, late ot tl,y Tetra;:e, Lambeth, S..tlt , ..'y, 1),F). John Walkyorth, Su;rey, Grote • Thanlt Scott, 1,4 le t Nt,rf.•,k, Yifoia :0 A incrica, Gent, Arthur Gilddon, late jahnis-str:ct, P.td,orct.• lo w, Cent, Cevirse Romney, late of Hampstead, Middlesex, Portrait. Painter. ire Snrfiuel Was, late of RoffLy's Row, Peckham,' Surrey, cut, Sarah Clarke, (late wife of Job Hart Price Clarke, of Sul , ton UAW, 1)4.%. 0. ,y ) . Esti ) tattles Lake, late fit liativnertmith, Middlesex, Gent. Rev. liMn'Eyre, I.4ce of Woil'4..street, H.44knoy. set., M. A. Rev. 44iniutl Bothell, late Rett , r or Clayton, Sussex. Rev. ELI. tls.tls, hteOt oklowin. Stephen 111untly, I.te of 1 ) .4fi1l Mite-erkkl. Thomas , A - . °mice, lareot l'nwn )(cot, Evl • HeOrY Bcll, latent CAtileo.tottri, Grov`s.ino, Cot, ' (.ItorAc W.. 14, 14ot 61 Snutit.ottptoo-kow, Blr,oinsbury , NVIIL t+, the rripenive Nominees, Exrepiturs, .toh, or Ait4izrts 9t thz Pertinta above...waled, the • Som of ()or 114o:h . —it awl L.ighry P000d; ;I',l tot e:;ch no re)pcetive A th'. (:l:•; t.rs ::ud n• f c.l,a+NN, awl she Trritis 1111 H•_l i'f,;`,ll.-iki4lo . -;; , ri4o . ;ri, i t a y,LX hod thr, c)itice, ;wit! OiV.l) NiiV; auti. th 3•9 j:).11:; PENSANI, 1.1.4,i5:cr, ENC.:1,1511 NijIATAItyloN INTO ' TT.; It Y, SYRIA, AND EGyjoy, _ _ Op t ! lartii, pi Tkvo 1111(in tair, fq tirttivitont:ti with ite,triCrltitty colotirthi Engtay. it. front I)(4wingi t ii4ol OR 'be Splt, • • t r'R AVEIS EV ,‘SIA , ,N4II.T,()R, , itt.-ross the, Pittert into I.:(;ypT, t i tu i ng tht-vcAri, f ;in Contrinovivith tint Torkisit Army anti , ! . . • • : ! ; ink t'nhhir , ' , r • ' . . 1;0%h I• ; , , '• (•.,011100 of . 1i ..Li , ircittnsuniti tl Ai.couhr ot tot. . he Tthliisli , , , A 4lctomrologie.,'.l, .41i101,,iviwzticms the I'lagise, and On 'OW Di • Ily WI Tro,\l, AI, I). to the -41111 itt)tv,!rjs Yto Le ra9(l Vizier anti the prim dial Ot!, ! vilified tur 14- r4,i. 7r, St. Paul% TO 1311.10t1E;11) !,ouTY PEICiONS. rrii), WILLL'VVI RARCLAY', Paten, riiis will ad t,t, Sturm:L . o ' . •rhcy haste tietql used witti bill:co:FS 111 tht6e: (tr ove t h e Arotbishop of C.litt.tburv, chg. 1.. , rtt :,! R.ith ?Old 11),1 ifirwy °OWN a llio l r4nk. S 111 I , Utikl4)ll taily 1 t...(di f ,0., Ni. js. Woko, t , • fhtty '1+14.114..1rd, ;ill Lpy A gcht h i irtl.tv City apt! prI•lt.11 a, .F9Wit tht, ti t; •r t , t;} ytvcr 11.:Qo rrit Aa a cottuit r o:Neutative for tilts YcAer. 14 1- 11 1 1 i REAL PAtU.I, MENI: !lOUS E t 73 f ,110 :a • 3AT:: 7.1 DAY, JULY MIL. Ow cto.n the India House, preernteci Ac,..out;ti re l: to.'. the F ieiglits of the E;a4t India Company Shipping, • Ordered to lie on the The.Aepoit, of the .. . Scotch Inland Noigatinp dill was brought op and aggred to, and the was or tiered to be engrossed . W Sir'tlA.tiou Scour brnuOt up the Bill for en. couragng the Residence of Stipendiary Curates on their Cores, &c. Ice. The Bill was read a first time, mid was. ordereci'tcybd-read. a second time on . Wednesday. The Thanterk Police ,Bilk,.was read a third time and passed. • • The Militia Amendment fill went through a „commit rce ; the Report was brought up antl,agreed to, and the; Bill was ordered to be engrossed. The Committee on _the City of London Quota Bill was int off till Monday. ' The third reading of the Bill for rendering Jut. tices of the Peace more sate in the Execution of their Duty, was out off till Monday. Older of titer Din to :1 being read for going a Committee on the Property The C H ANC LOR of the EXCHEQUER Said, that arl,everal Amendments had been made in the Bill, by which it had beta considerably altered, it w-as his intention after it had vile through the Cortnnittee,' In prnpole that it should . be apin printed, before the House whs called upon to decide finally upon it. At the same time he hoped Gen tlemen would .not relax in their endeayours to make it as perfea as pt6sible in the CoMmittee. _ . VANSITTAIa observed, that some jealousy had' been expressed on a tormer occasion respelling the Power given to 'Surveyors to enter and pass through Dwelling-houses ; 'he shou4.l no propose to' eaVe Milt that part of the Clause, and to leave t h em mere l y t h e power of entering upon Land for the piirpose of estimating' its value ;—which was agreed to. The CitANCELL,C)I3 cribi EXCHEQUER in. formed the Committee, that •it was his intention to make some alteration in the Selledtile C. H e pro. posed to expungefour Clauses, the first in page 38, a n d the following pages to 44. " lie now thought proper to abandon the establishment of an Office,' to receive the :Income Tax. The mode now in. ten d e d i n : w hi c h t h e Tax should be colleded, Was, that vra:ms should go before the Commissioners and.StMe the nature of . their property, whether it consisted in Lind, Or in the Fonds, that, six Months would be allowed to pay the Tax levied by the Commis3iopers ; :10 if' persons subjett to the ,Ttx.dia nocp.ly it at the' time stated, the Commis. siotteis would have a power to proceed spinst thtm. After some conversation :he Amendmenti .were read and agreed to. • Un the reading of the Clause which relates to the. Ft). ded Property nl Foreigners, • The CHANCELLW: of - the EXLVIEQUER. ob,ervr,l, that it had been said by many' formed G , nrlemen, thht 'a "fax cout t l not be 6,44 the Food , , ;s FOreigueri. w ere sobjen to a 14 co their Fund-d Property ; but On otatur.;. "" I dera:i" of he thought thot would ',arrow the Purchase of Stock ; he should i herefore prig , r;; to amend the Cl3lOO with the following words, " thit all Foreigners should be exempt fruit 'a Tax on their Property," Mr. 'HIT did not disagree with the prrocil`k , 'bat I,e tlid not see the cv ti meptini,ed by t he Right Hun. the CliAticKLLoi of the ExcHaQtrea, that the Purchase Of Stock .would be.parrowtd by a ge. netal Tax on'the Funds. rot CHAIiCGLLog of the EXCHNUCt explain_ td ; and after some remarks on the nature of Lolled atict Funded Property by the AI 101; NEY GEN F. R. I. and several other • 1-f , ,n. Members . , the Amen4ent was read and agreed to. Certi,in points relative to the mode of ascertain ing the stock of Foreigners, were, on the nig.' ge,tioa* Mr. PITT, agreed to be reserved. After shoredkussion on the, sobjld . betweeo Ilse Right • Gentleman; 'Messrs. V4I4 , ITTA • RT, Ho a iibu, v, P. CAREiy,, ancp,4r Gentlemen, 'i he consideration ; par t: of the Schedule . % •tp 1s deferred, the- C4AlicE Gt:o a of the EXCHNU Ft ft observing, that,Gentlemen may wish to take farther time for it, With respeq to the last Clause under the general head of 'Schedule Mr.* W... .5711/Tif expressed, " his ()Pinion that material inwediments would arise front the arrange. - merits proposed therein. The provision was,.bowe,ver, agreed by the Conttnitice:,_ tune subsequent Clauses 'were, in the course of some disposed of. IVitL re pect to, the fiat part.of 'lit .s.chedule which races to the nitric* to;he..elvirked in reipe,,t of my Trade or ManufaEttio, an 4 rates for mcertaining those Doties,".it discussion of some length irone ; the principal speakers were Alder. man Comae, Mr. Prrt, the LORD Mliyort, Mr. li.itaklß the! ATTORNEY c.; RAL,, amid the 1.1.0 it Of the ExcliEgur it, anti Okay wirh,respeet to the rules for ascertaining the, Dories. Mr PITT expreseti Iris stisapprnbation of the Diode proposed, and in the COUTSi of his ob , erViition. upon the subj'ecl, sai'd it wouittlie had to g i ve o w opti 'it to the patty ; an averav of three years 'would perhaps he t':e lear,i exceptionable ,w a y. An optoi n to 'hi, atterwascli avowed by thl CilAt•reet4, 9 l? k it the Ex , c, } IFQ'JPRI who aid, the he.t'way Would k an average withotit an . opt tor). . Alderman COMER 'baiting ohterved, amnn r , cohr.r points, that the. measure was calculated to pu ) tow the secrets of frade; . ii ATI'ORNEY GENERAL warmly elefer+d the Bill on th4t ground ; he. conttneleet that oh. jet!li were eneletsvonre to he attained with t h e least possilde detriment to the interests of the Par. tics to be litf:tted, and in a'tttu.ir the Ledo. revugnant evro to ,their kelings, that • couhl. he deg i ed. The 'Hon. Altlurnim inotrt ouiely. be -unit: . .ymirited with the princlple of the Bill, when he gave it such a '1 clutraacr. The various provisions ity-the 3),. and 4th rases of the Schedule D, were after wards dibrus. ed Respecting the srh case in Fiat +8) which relates to att.'s Duties to be chargrd in respea of Possessions in Ireland, and Foreign Possessions," Mr. ROSE exptepieti his opinion that it would. be convenient to liAve a Schedule. in this opinion Mr. VANSITTAt: seemed to agree -- a Soiledtile,- or more particular form he. thought would be necessary, It was soon after agreed that progress should\ be reported, which being done, the House direeed the ComMitree to sit again on Monday. The rertiaining Orders of the Day, which chiefly Ines Bills, were postponed till M o nd a y, and'at haft* past eleven o'clock the Rouse adjourned. From ihe LONDON drIZETTE,' 7.4 i 6, ao3. 3:4 . , n, I 803. COLONEL Viscount 'Brom,: exchanged horn the Command of the West to the Command of the East Suffolk Miliria ; and the EarlOf Eustnn, Lord Lieutenant of the County, having resumed the Com. mod of the West Suffolk Regiment of His Majesty has been pleased to confirm to him his 'Link in the General Line of the Militia, according to the date of his original Commission of Colonel of the West Suffolk Camltiviegt ig die York Militia, signed dy is Lord Liettivrant, ist West York Regiment. To be Captain—Philip Suit, inJrsh. Dated lune 20, 1803. To ne Lieutenant—Ensign lotto Sutcliffe. Dated lune 20, tBo3. To b. Ensign•rn Mind Man, Gent Dated lune 20, 11303. zd West York Militia. To he Ensigns Nevis hither, Gent. Dated lune it; 1903: Charles Ceilar ' 'Gent. .Dattxt lune is, 1803. John L.ittlewood,. Gent, Dated July 3, i 833. Benjamin Foorit, Gent. Dated July 4, 1803. 3,1 West York Regiment. l u be Nlajor —Captain - William Mordaunt Milner, from the ist West York Regiment. Dated luile 20, a); To be Captain--Honourable Martialladen Hawke. Dated June zo, 18o3.• To be Lieutenants—John lime, Gent. Dated lune 20, 18 , 3. George Mitchell, Geist. Dated lune is, 1803, George Vincent, Gent. Dated ttne ab, 0103. Mex.:ander Ward. Gent, Dated June 27, 1803. • To he liningits—William Gent.. Dated lune 20, .4,93. Anthony Alison, Gem.. Dated lune z 7, 0303. lulth COtadeil, Gent Dated Nog at 1893. Commi,eion in the Royal Carnar von Regiment of Militia, tigntd by the Lord Litiroraot. Stephen Ellis, Gent. to be Fula Lioutcnant. Dated May 24, 11103. Commis:Po:4 in the Dorset:4lWe Militia, signed dy the Lord Lieatenant. • Percival Mew, Esq. robe Captain. Dated Miy 2s, 143. Ensign Iti‘ititril Cole to be Lieutenant, vice' C Mules Master , matt Sittgeon: Dated April iq, d 0,3; • john (tower, Gent. to be Ensign'. Dated as 4 , ,ve. John BiSisett, jun. Gent. to be ditto Dated April 30, 1203. Ccinuntesions I' the North Mints Militia, rigged itz 'be Loa' I& me nant. Charlealleaford Marshman, Gent. to be Lieutinani. Dated lune is, 1803. Leoltaid Gent. to be Lieutenant. ])atoll as above. amnsiStiOlf in the CilfillfVOil Mititia t sirr# ay tie Lod Linde- nnut. lob!' James to be First Lieutenant, Datcd May 23, 18113, Conintkrivn in the Stirlingshire Nurth British Mi. 11114 . , iigvd by I lir Majeili . • Citryti)bell, Gent. to be Adjut.int..l. AtCa tune 25, 1803. Conissi.uion I, tie Tower tia:nims Militia, tired 4' th e L o rd Lk tatqamt. I ).11,4 , 5 . 1803 , lit Royio Re6l.l%clu—El,higit Twitnas tvlorgait to be Lieute noilt, 'vice Cruhan. s.lnerie4ed. anronkrioat at I.ai...tik Kevinient of Militia, fignid thr 4.lrd 1.-Ituttnavt. _ CeOrke ilimilton, Omit. to be Eth.gn. Dated tut)? s, 1103. I. ELI:Oc, Ge t. to Datvst 44 above. , • ERR Arum in the Gazette unix tEth lure, iSo3. ,1/0/iti,i. Jro Stewart Murray I , utt,trettit, Esq. to be *Or, =At° be Lieutenant-Colonel, 11/INKRupTcy ANLAROED. Aug. 30.. lohn Leea anti Samuel Lees, otllailfax, tnerahants, at ten, at the Oldi.'ock, tialitaX. Sept.•3' Peter Diibbettientuts. Van Dyck, of the Minorite, mercitahkat tent, at (; nib! iI•INKRUP , George' Ste`Way. of Cheiti:..r, to surrender Aug. 3. 4. and 2 .7, 2 Y ten, at oVo:1 •1 , , Nether Knots:Ord, At" - write); Mr. loitti He lli ia, N. titer fulin Pinker, late of Ore d farmer, .Anst , 12, 13, an 4.27, at et.teen, ut the , Six Belli 1 Bur) St. Edmunds, Attornq Mr. lohn Piste, Bury Si. Edint - ntis. John Clewetr; of Cecil-sin:et, Strand, tailor, I uty 13. 16. ' and . Aug. 27. at one, at 'Attorney Air. liCuri6l l l ' Pakgtave Place, TeMple Bar. John. Lusor, of Sherburne, Dorset, spirit dealer, July 23, , • Ang..9 l ,and l 7, at ten , at Gntl.Ltall, Lontioo. Attorni , l Messrs. Wright anti Boy's Chati, er) • !igh - Elet*, of Cockerin It, Cuoihaland, merchant, 4,44. and 27, at eleven. at the Sun, Cocketinoulit, A tioinct, Mr. Benson, Cot.kermootit.' Joint At krnstaa, at Insitap wearinauth, Durham, ship.owner, (.uly'2.s, 26, and Aug. 27, at eleven, at the u o i t i c r, Lion, Sunderland, Aherne), Mr. Bishop Weal mouth. . • I William Friend. Sunderland, Durhani, Whitesmith, July 26, - 27, and Aug. 27, at ''.:•ievetri.actihiColiilh Lion, sun , Berland, Attorney, Mr. Cuxoti, Atislop Wearinouth. /)/e//)EN,..S Att27.16. Robert II taken:4 Norfolk, merchant, at eIeVCI4 at the f'eather's lin, Aug. 3. Robert Senior, Fork, miller, at eleven, at the lted Lion Inn, Aug. 9. jolts Itapson, l'lymtiuth Dock, Devon. shop. keeper, at eleven, at (;u , Aug. lg. Samuel kivlcm, M corn-dealer,-at three, at the Star Inn, M Aug. 13. Mini: aloi,ey, Liverpool, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. Ativ.. 26. Davimul Penny, the `'lugger, 'Wapping, .ship. .:41:utiilvt, at eV' vvn, Aug, 26. kooert Clennents, Sew litiekenh:on, Norfolk, bow l ike:per, at four, at the Blue 041 Inn, Norwich. Aug 25. .{oida 11n1c11 l.sverder,i, skater is ni th li n , at eleven, at tit:: C lobe lohn-'4treet, Liverpo9L CEA i'llqc/ITNS.. Aug 6., Vines Nekrtit, ilereiord, hawker, Shirley David Beare, Kensington, distiller.' Robert Atherton, Latchford, Chester, tanner , Charles Colitshaw, Wyche-street, e,thinet•thaker. MAILS. DUI. ARRIVID. amburgh • • PRICE OF STOCKS, TFIII DAY AT TAAiLLVL OCLOCK. - 531 Ex. Div. i Omilium • • • ' s Dis. Consols H E ,SU - N . QUIT DlCtllt PasluM BUDI•T LONDON, u Li . 18, iBO3. _,*. Wit received this morning the Paris Papers to the 15th inst. The last Illouitestr contains a de_ tailed A ccount of the Negotimion which preceded the surrender of the Harroierixn Army. In cob. 1 sequence of the refusal of His MA.“STY (0 n' tify the ,Convention of Szchlivit, it was declared void by the French Government; and both 'At - . miss began to prepare for the recommencement of - hostilities. The French Arthy were to have en. deavoured to IQrce the passage of the Elbe on the night of the + Th instant j but General W i amo. DEN made fresh Overtures to the French Genera:, which were accepted, and a Capitulation -was can. eitlded, by which the flAnoverians were Lc clown their arms, the Men were to return to tivir respeCsive habitations, and to.engage not to serve against the French until they shall be regu:ady (h. changed, The Officers were allou•cd to retain the:: Swords and Baggage. The unfortunate Dutch arc compelled daily to &ye fresh proofs of the ableet state of vassalage in which they are held bythe First Consitl of France,. Theßatavian Government was obliged, or. the stil inst. to publish ,a Decree, forbidding the impoita tion, direetly or indireely, of firitish Merchatulize , into the Ports of the Republic. The Funds are si. YR,rfitotor two 114mbsirg.I., Mauiarrivcj from nwriven. They bruught us crrtain minion respelling the new Convention between Oil French and Hanoverians ; but the French PaPer s received this morning bring us the of4cial s aril ,fulter account of this transaction, Saturday arming soon af,er breakiAst 1114 MA' the.llutca of C4SISKIO(32I, and PRINCES) SOllllll,,attelided by Gent:(4k CMV/Wit.1(111 . 1 4 1 : 1 DE IltsolE, Lieut. COL DESDRQW, anti L ,.ly 1. I'l'l-NNE, took an :tiring on Itorsebacis in Pt Great Park, viewed the ituproventents tuakinA theo; and returned to the LAige, about two o'clock. Hen. MAJEsty, the. PitISOISS;S ana Eitz6naTti, attended by Lirtdies Etor, vt, flows, and Mrs. DKAX, An airing to Frog more. The PRINgE4S AMELIA, atten t ica by Nits. STANHont, - took an airing itt a coach and tbLic 141 Holly Grove. lii the evening the Rol' At. FAMILY upon the Terrace which was much crowsied. We arc happy wheat the health p toe Patric EsS Ara E LI A is daily improving,' About half past ten yesterday itiorn,ing ROYAL. FAMLY watio:d from the Queen's L , 44 4 George's Cathedral, attended by qener.lls LRILTIVit tcaT and MANNERS, Lieutemnt Colonel Dl•estow, Ladies C. DAMIX, HOWE, and i:Vrt k t. Ess, m .Ara.. Dttmt, and Mr. :Ana Mrs. STeNHOPiI, wilco; .t excellent Sermon w a s preached by the Mr Cism Canon in Residence, fro the Firs‘ Epistle of Sr. Peter, the 2d chapter and t trh veil! ! Hi NIA) tislr, we arc sorry to hear, has been for some daYti troubled with a cold. Thr - 11 be - w ,(I 4 ,ere ,twee on ednesday t am Drawing-raun On Thursday; at St. Capi. ROStINHAONN, ' f the Sophie Sloop of Waft is arilvtAl tiro. BORLASI WARREN, our Ambassador at St. Vows. .hurgh,, whiutt place he left on the zB,tll ult t In his voyoge home - , he passed the thr;rarm Catvik ri Yrigates, with their convoys, all . well, io the Catifw gat, with a fair wind. Mi. LIIALL, the Messenger, is also arrivol Dispatches from the same Capital, by way of Toy:it gen. I . le'petformed the journey in tite pClia . ~f fi fteen days. Some spirited Inhabitants of the Parish of $(.. George, IFiunver Square, have set on foot a Deg AssociO.ion, which has met with an immediate PC, cumulation of numbers, and Lord CoAvryner4 It3s been m. minated to the Command. T e Officers of' tbe . S , merset-House Armed A 94 soc-aiion were appointed on Saturday. Mr. -row 14 EY is CACnel, and Sir Ancol. EW SNAr FrAN4OIII, Miti It is with pleasure we find, that the Admiralty have already ordered 43'comeanies to, he added to the Royal and a second ant (nervation will take place when the first is perfealYte:iani . ed ; a in future the Corps is,to be par on thie.satne foo:ing wish the Line, in not atraching,C , mpanies to Field. Officers, and having no Captain-Lieutenants. Frida)t the Lieutenancy and Magistracy 0( Greenwich asse ' m bsid at t he King's House, Green' wich, for the purpose of e otering into Reso:utroos for the Establishment f a Volunteer Corps. • TO Meeting was attended by all the Gentr y and "lent inhabitants of the town , w h o were all ea g er t 3 stand forward in defence of thei r Countr y . A vete. ran General who had served before Quebec, will brought to the Assembly in a ChAr, .at.d made 3 9 Address to the People, in. which hz enumerated (It . various actions he had fought in their defence, con' cluding with the oh,etvation thavas he was•now. able to wield his sword, he would contribute bid pupae towards promoting the common Caine. 11 1 i'muedi4telY sultsct4bed 501. B 'oka were 01 4 °e'; at five o'clock, and in toe courc i.f an , hour 7 8 ° the inhabitants inserted their names. Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, the W6l York Militia, entered Lincoln,'un their route 1 ‘ Colihrster. ' By a Letter received from the Ar,mesis Frig we learn, that a few days ago she tell in with si English Privateer, which Owed on board her so el' . Frenchmen, - whom she had taken in a Merch ilf/ Ship. They ate supposed to be the had been, a year or two ago, transported to C 3 Y erne, having been.convicted cans_ o olan attempt to “ 5015 Sittlic BONAPARTE, though the in f the 111 felnd Machine. persons (ha The Ships stationed at' the Mouth of the 1; 10 8 Channel, tie principal entrance to theltiver Tha'n'' are, the Lejden, of 64. guns, Capt. SFIVIP a, Dia° tor, of 6+ guns, Capt. Ntsyssouse, ihrehrorr,l of 6 4 g u n s, Capt. MX:4SE L. They arc -kel: t constant readiness for battle, and we have 004 1 °! , whenever BtqvAra.k.ra makes his appearance, to the three gallant Captains will give him the feat'' I nal hug in a style he.has- never yet reccivesl.t.' .•