It I rd v. vs It be es di esters, :xpeding iy •g like ret. tance on the part of the Hanoverians, [late, that a Convention was about to be entered into between the Commander of the Hanoverian troops and the French General, but that nothing official had tranfpired on the fubjeti ; that the Hanoverian foldiers will not be fent to France; that the Officers will be allowed to retain their equipage and fide-arnts ; but that the ar. tdlery, (mall arms, and horfes, will be given up to the French : they add. that fome of the Hanoverian troops, together with a arong French force, are to re main in the country of Lauenburgh ; but that the former are to be bound by oath not to take arms againft France during the war. HABIBUIIGH, JULY t.—Thefe three days pall we have been in hourly expeaation of hearing that the French had crolTed the Elbe, which, though often alerted, does not feem to have yet happened. By perfons who have been this week into the Hanoverian camp, it appears, that theft troops are highly ineenfed againft the French, and declared themfelves refolved to refill to the laft extremity rather than fubmit to be carried as prifoners to France. The French, on their fide, feem not to have expe&ed they fhonld meet with any oppofition, and hence it may perhaps be fome days before they attempt to force a pelage. They are colleding a very great body of troops at Lune burg and the neighbourhood, nearer the Elbe, where from :6 to zo,oon men are Paid to be already alert. bled. If the Hanoverians are fully determined the parage will not be eafy, as they have much the ad vantage in regard to the ground. Betides, the French are by no means able to depend on the fentiments of the fabjeas of the Eleaorate, in cafe of a defeat : the great fums, ato,ooo rixdollars per month. which are regularly exadted for the army, independently of the innumerable precuts to Generals. he. together with the oppreffive quartering of the foldiers, and hill more of the Officers. who will be fatished with none bet the heft houfes, all make the inhabitants, particu larly of fucks towns as Zell, Luneburg, and where feveral thonfands are continually quartered, bt no eans happy in the company of their new fricads.:—. Hence the contianal arrival of forth troops to rein forte the French army.heace thehaftycalling together tithe army of referee in Holland, after its forma. tion, had been countermanded. It is, therefore. likely, that the French may endeavour to terminate the affair amicably; and, perhaps, offer the Hano verian. have to return to their homes. ST . OOILHOLII, JUNE 17.-41tellesday the Eames of Roam arrived at Great Abbafors, and then went to examine the Ilk of Germs, and with eight attendants went on to the bridge. His Maiserr, after having fees the Swedith guard, and prefented a ineff•box to the Officer, and Tome floats to the fel. diers, proceeded = his tour along the frontiers to Pamela. Pervasive**, Jose t4.—The EM►saoa is re turned from his tour to Finland. The occupation of Hanover was wholly nnexpeaed by our Conn. Oar &et is putting into the mod refpatable fasatko, bet not, s. it Teems certain, to take any part is the plJeat holtilities, farther than, perhaps, to prow" the trade of the neutral Powers. The great fleet from Revel, is arrived in Cron. illadt Roads, and joined the &et lying in that har• boar. Lady WAIIIII departed on the sth We. on board an Englifh merchant Gip for England. The Ambafador has repelled to be recaßed again to terve his country as Admiral. Yellenlay the Prince of Watts, accompanied by : his Royal Highnefs the Duke of CAM SKIDOO, pro ceeded, at twelve o'clock, to infpedt the Laboratory, &c. at Woolwich, where his loyal Highs& was met by the Earl of Canvas's, MANZ of the Ordnance, attended by Generals Da usitit MAR. TiO, D'Ausawr, Haan, dm. Ake. together with Colonels MACLUda, HAMM and all Chief of: the Staff of both Artillery a) , :d Ordnance, lesdes a numerous *Gobble of military charaders. The Prince, after examining minutely into the entire im minent of this important department, and wit a variety of well-emiceived and &fel evolu tions, exprefed his high approbation of the exalted Rate of difeipline which was inanifefted in every branch of this great eftabliannetit, and returned to both there corps his ernesseß acknowledgments for the diftingttillied forwards& in which be found every thing prepared by each department. While their MAJISTIIS were at Sibley Spring, on Monday lift, a poor woman with twins in her arms appealed among the numerous fpedtators, and at the attention of the Royal Party. On being "aterrogated, (he proved to be the wife of a labouring nen, who has ft: other froall children. Their Ma im-its ordered her Anna refreaments, and two bot tles of wine to take borne with bit, together with a funs of mosey. _ _ A Prayer for the proteition ef this Country and Government avant foreign violence. and for the obfervatioe of unanimity at home. in defence of oar liberties, laws, and religion, was read on Sunday, in all Chemises in and about Leedom Mr. POTT'II Oleakle to the Incest s bas been allowed by the aness.soa d the Ewa lova. It appears from oar Parliamentary Report, that In• comes seder a corsairs ansonst, arlfusg from fowled property, are to be entitled to the as useapsims as iscosnes of the like mown from trade or profeffion. Lieut. Gso. Jonisos is appointed to the Whitby Ration, to raife Ines for the lea feocibles. Captain WARSVITOII is appointed to rade men at Limerick. The 1.) , Capt. Gio. Her% i$ ordered to 'loin Lad KIITII 111111111edia1dy. Paszencs, JULY 12.—This morning came in for a few hands, the Young Jonah privateer, of London, commanded by Captain Wrwass Zooms: file is a fine copper-bottomed brig, and mounts 14 guru, ten twelves and four fixes, and has proteEtion for go men. She left Gravefend the ad; on the Bth boarded the American (kip South Carolina, from New York, with cotton and coffee, for Havre de Grace. The whole of the cargo appeared to be American, and bound there for a market. Fatmoura, Jinx t2.—Sailed yefierday the Putt. cass ELIZA/I/TN packet, KIDD, with the mails of the 6th inliant, for New York and Halifax ; and this day the Duca or }Crux- packet, DENNIS, with mails of the fame date for Jamaica, Barbadoes, and Crook ed II and; alto failed this day the brig l'Efparque, prize to his Majelly's Blip HUSSAR, of 38 guns, Cap tain WILKINSON, for Plymouth; the is about zoo tons burthen, laden with coffee, fugar, rum, &c. from Tobago, bound to Dunkirk ; alfo the Ctatr alma cutter, on a cruise ; and the Dulphin, Comas, for Padllow.—Arrived this day the Two Brothers privateer, WIG NORTON mailer, belonging to Ply mouth, and has brought in with her, which the cap tured on Friday the French brig Vauzgoins, Capt. Haras s from St. Domingo, with coffee, fugar, Btc. about 160 tons barthen, and was bound for Havre. Captain Norrow, about tea days ago, took op at fel in lat. 48, 30. long. 83. a very large bow fprit, and on it marked I'Ambufcade, and in lat. 491. long. 9, fell in with the Lamina frigate and Qyas Coaatopra cutter, having with them under convoy the Newfoundland and Q2 . ebee Beets. The Quito _ _ _ CHsecorza cutter bad detained and fent for Ply mouth a Span& fhip from Rio de la Plata.—His Majefty's Blip 131.ancms, of 36 guns, Capt. MUDD', paffed this port yefterday with ill fail of outward. bound Welk India (hips under convoy. A fchooner, with French colours under the Englifb is now in the canto fuppofed to be a French privateer, but the cannot arrive in time for polt.—A (hip came round the Manacle Rocks this evening great hopes are entertained that it is a packet from Li(bon or Ame rica.--Whsn the French brig Vausgoins left St. Do mingo, 13 days fince, about three fail of French men of war and fix merchant vellels were lying there. Ps.vrourn, Jury 13. --Came in the American brig Callillo, of Boßon, Captain Jona Arlin, from Norfolk, in Virginia, laden wish flour, for a market : the DaniOs galliott Nordlyil, of Chrilliana, Captain Weems, from Brett, bound to Chrilliana, laden with fah, detained by the Sally privateer, of this port; the is fince given up: and the Hazaan, of a 8 guns, from a anise. Sailed the TOPAZ*, of 3$ gusts, on a eruize; and' the Drie Vrienden, of Emb den, Captain Goan•as, for Anifierdins. PORTSWOUTN, JULY lA.—Sailed the London, Surat; Nile, Cresson; and Calwortb, Boom., to Cowes, to take in troops for Jerfey. Dam., Jima , 4.--Sailed PINNORTALSTI frigate, Sutra Ira bomb, and Locust gun reed, on a mite. SWUM XXII, JULY 1110•••• The Dame of the DASNses prise is the Wetter Fanerantia, Captain Baste, from Smyrna. bound to Aialkerdam, lairs with fib * cot ton, &c.—Tbs HOUND Hoop, Captain MAXWELL, is appointed to convoy the Baltic trade: the will fall, about the 17th or tilth bail The Inabordable, French fchooner, captured (with the la Mechanic brig) by the ININOILTALETS. Caursaa, and JALOUSE, has goes up the River to be fold. Yearsoarajutv za.—This afternoon arrived here from Teeming= the Carl, of Tonningea, PETER HAN JONNIION, a bye-boat, which place they left oa the scl inßaet, aad ea the 6tb failed from the River, at which time the Auckland Packet, Captain THOMAS Beams, entered: the Mails were landed and imme diately forwarded to London. The pafengers by the above were, Men. O'Betan and family, Mr. At. 'and feveral Foreigners. by whom It is Rated, that the !math were going to tabs poirelSon of the North Bank of the Elbe. Every Neutral Veal, it is Paid, was brought to and examined whether the had say goods of Englith manufaaare before Ore was permitted to proceed for Hasebergh. The fire day the bye-boat was at fea lie fell in with the Diana Packet, Capt. Srawaet, bound to Gotharbargh.— The Agent eftablithed at Tonality's is Mr. Has. WOOD * who ordered the bye-boat to make the firll convenient port.—The following flips have been de tained and tent in by the Anon gnsereffel, vie. Hot Dung, of Wolverft, Corny Vaunt, from Riga, with rye, bound to Amfterdent the Waimea, Aram MITSUI, of Oldenburg, from Umiak, with wheat. rye, and deals, bound tolAndierdaile ; and the Au 'rare. of CObblig, CNAIIIITIAN Haaoatat Lassa, been Mao, bound to Amanda's, with rye.—Sailed Jul. the North Sea Meet the Laos frigate.—Re male in the Roads the Zeus besubmsfel, and Has. PT gm-verel.—Arrived from Porfgroand, in Not. way, the John, of Yansuoth, Tomas CMLTII t with timber sad dealso—The job% of Yarmouth, Thomas Comte slater, which arrived here *is monis& jobied of the Nafe of Norway ty fail of merchast- MPS from the Baltic, booed to Hall mod Loodos s be kept them company all the voyage.—Wind W.W. Livearoos., Juts , ty.—.Captain 110Ewais, of the Dip Lochryan, is OR arrived hero Ikon Terceira, one of the Aeons, or WWII Mods, which place be left the sad ult. He reports. that 14 days pre. viols to his kiwis; that plactoi reach flip, Nom. day are in one particular contradiltory; for tome ot I NAUTIC.IL INTELLIGENCE. the letters, inlicad of expelling any thing like refit-- ing 18 guns and 240 men, came in there and remain ed a few days. The mailer of this veffel Rated, that two more were coming out after him to flop the French homeward-bound Well India fleet, and carry them into Fyal. On Monday arrived here, after a paffage of 31 days, the Triton, Capt. BAR tow, from &fix:does, which place fhe left on the gth of June. — The Triton came off at eight hours not ice to convey to England two gentlemen with important difpatches for Government, and received Soo guineas for her voyage. She brings the important intelligence of the capture of two French (hips of war with troops and ordnance ilores, &c. by his blajefly's lliip CAYANNI, and brought into that port. Another, under fimila: circumflances, is lid to have been carried into Saint Vincent's. Some of the letters which we have teen Rate, that thefe veflels left the ports of France with fealed orders not to be opened till they arrived at a certain latitude. Their deftination at leaving France was fuppofed to be St. Domingo, but proves to have been the ifland of Martinique. At the time the Triton left Barbadocs an embargo was laid upon all the (hip. ping there. The Elizabeth, Simpson, of this port, on the 28th June, in lat. 47. 550. long. 15.43. recaptured the Au. guile, —, from Antigua to London, laden with fugar, rum, and wine, and fent her on the 3oth, with a prize maßer on board, for Cork : (be had been captured by a French privateer on the 26th. The privateer bad been out ten days from L'Orient, and (except the above) had only captured the brig Va lentine, from Briflol to Barcelona, in ballall. On the 24th (poke the (hips Aurora, —,and Prefcot, —, from hence to Africa, in lat. 48.8. long. 14.7. GA ea oc •Ju LT 11.—The Eliza, Fairr:e, arrived from female. faw m rots May, a Rip on more about a league to the northward of Cape Antonio ; boon after (poke the Albion, Meek, of Loudon, who Informed that the thip aground was the Undaunted, Make, from Jamaica—July a, (poke the Waidogtoo, from hence to New York, Ili days out, about to leagues to the welhvard of Tory.— Captain Dizon, of the Recovery, from New York, on the zBth OIL in tat. 49. 20. foe& 35. (poke the brig Hawke, of Matins, from Liverpool for Newfoundland, oat ze days ; on the sad (poke the brig Ranger, of Belfaft, In lat. gr. sa tang. se. so. bound to Libor; and, an the a3th, (poke tbe Unity, Graham, from Liver. peel to Montreal, out 18 days, all weiL—Arrived on Mores, evening, the Duke of Kent, Thonsfen, from Damara: he filled thence for Rouerdain, but fortunately had ciders to call at Cork, where OM antra in Cafety, end beard of the war.—Arrived on Friday morning, the Meals, Alike. from Wilmington, in arp dap; on the syth ult. in lat. e 7. hog. 36. tp. fell in with a wreck, the bell of a veffel, name milmown, Mahe a white head, white moaldings, being full of water, and nothing tending but the howdmit.—The Juno, Captain Akzazider,areived from Qpe bee, which place be kR tic nth jam; el /hairy the iptla June, kit Beek ; the Both, (pots the Nang. Cartels isise, from Que bec, kink to serape, and potted with her en the night of the sad; few the Aim and Mary, PAlLwes, of hie port, entering the river fit. Lawrence, an the soh ; on the 19th, (peke the brig Pal las, of *Utak from Liverpool to (Laebee ; en the ski, faw the brig Mom of this phos, hprofed from Newfoundhad, boodle,' Ridley, arrived here piker* from ills. tm e eher avidly .123 days; (peke a iLkerposi latter of ampere, menlogla the Nara Cimend with a French Wig, wild& be had tarora• Ardeedfuno. M.Lea, at Fides, hen; Newhandleed; Met- My, Rano= ; Amino, Humiliate' and Mt% Wailed, et Ifewheredhad, from ham; Adeetie, Pk4onyre,lolll. Yineant's. , ems Sammal, and load thence for thin pen ; and Much Elm. both. Po/riffle* at Naas, from Lemoloes. • PRQM LLOTIYI LIST. Outset nes, l l=4.—Palbd by doe ChM,' Fides. Law. fig; Abraham, HMI& Plaptees. jambe: Ce we. Gnat; Oseeral Dom, sad Coneelies. ---, Molly Pemba* hem Meths; dimes, Clerk, hoe Deetzle ; Vow from. Potsdam awl V..eDkps, filliste,frese ; Palm Ski" a.. Palma rcomeofs, Wam a them from EasmOsr o—Oil Os Tema. Memby. Ar sod the Vow lagß ia ltersomar Amilleofra (Lease TM Adenoma. fresTilydr. Illreefrall st %thee. Tboddey weft. he Reek. the altialee amid deep, Capt. Kerr, to tale seder wormy the midellir UM bale. Ism* • led. Ida mimic Mai eseloolbrieltb Reek sear wow* of the Wpm Om ameray Amass tie lade BaldiLlbs is Left reeds Med with a bar wild, mar mem, *the Mum Imp al war, of elmaled al bY QIN. Kim USA the Dapeate. Damn am 111 Cape. lager It Aimee se the spelt jams. le itempoey h tt ur tth Orb" Hatton, sod about eo fril, lir laredes. Abenfres. doe.— Th. Balky. Nonseed. led Prdesee. Roars. wawa the dosed. The Alma primmer. of Cleenky bes sapterod a Moab ear watts, of two bog apetistlen sof ee ante Myth, sod id seer. Mood to Smith with thfresebee. sod salved et Oahtsy. Tbiroffraer Mae, ferm Steetholei for LettZ e meam M tie era M. mew the Dodgem. by twe Irsaar Tie Nofree.--.—,frma Lodi= ; the Reim ; esd Thoth, --• Atha DendligiN mod heti* thessay. Goma amt. of the arrived Met amblits. (peke se the tja ult. it ht. wall t (era s. the them New Toth to ; se the NIA , p. ea boo ie. the Fa. vourkir. /thtes. Ana Pblaideble a Mofrodun ; sod, m the id of Jay. so berm to the welleserd of Scab the Alirciabs. RA& from !these& to I/bib& On Wednefday WI Mr. Joan Russet. a, of Falkirk. Watch-maker for Scotland, to his Royal /SOD& the Panics of Wagon, bad the homer of being in troduced to the Kt sio, at Wiadfor, by General Cat?. WILIONT. in Cankaintart of a reCOniaanailaina beta the Right Hon. Lord Masruixa, sod of prefamiag to his Majaarr a new and cations Ilkarrinataa, of his intention, by which the rife or fall of the s akertained to the ehoufandth past of an lath. H i s MAO/TT received Mr. ROSSILL with that affability and eondekenfion which are fo prominent feamres in his. chard sr; examined the Inammeat, which was opened to thew him the Meehan/fin, with great mi. ameaefs, and eked feel pertinent gift ttions as proved his Majnyv to be well acquainted with the principles of Natural Pbanfophy and Mechanics. Mr. Ro ss i L i. had the honour alfo of (hewing and explaining to his Mal tars , a carious Watch otitis making. what beats dead feeoods, and which he intends to pretest to his Royal Highnefs the Panics of Was.as. loth that laßrturiests were afterwards isfpolledby ker Mails. vv, the Princefs Eta seams, the Dike of Caw sitimsa, and other Breaches of the Rotas, TIMMY, who were all pleated to exprek their approbation of them. Mr. Russia. then retired mach lettered with the re ception be had experienced • and iufM with a high feat of the anemias which hie Malone Ind the ROYAL FiLIeILT pay to the protean* of the As and to the osoovragoolot of togoeions mak CORN-MARKET, MARK-L4NE, JULT 15. The Corn trade, for every defcription of Grain, is particularly heavy, and molt things have given way in price—Wheat is nearly IS. lower.—Barley 6d.— And Oats as much.—We make no variatioi in the Currency of Monday. Eng. Wheat,yis.sBl. 60s. pn qr. Horfe Bans, 335. 355. Fine ditto, 61s. . Tick Bars, 305.315. Fine Dantzic ditto, 341. 565. Hog Pas, 335• ass. Ric, 34 5 . 3 4 % Boilers, 465. yos. Barley, 121. 145. Carraviay Seed yos yas. per cwt. Superfine ditto, %yr. 6d. Coriander, 225.301. Malt, ass. 451.465. Canary, 705. 768. 01[11,125. 26,. 175. 6J. Flour, per lack, sm. 535. INSPECTORS RI [URN TROSEURBRiDGE,,JULY 14. Wheat, per Load, from 131. os. to 161: os. Barley, per Garter, from 11. 6s. to 11. Bs. Oats, per Qii : t_rter, from 4s. to tl. los. Beans, per, uarter, from LI. 135. to 11. 175. Peak, per Quarter, Groin 11. s Bs. to zL Gs. Warvrickfhire, Northampton, and Coventry. are added to the places addretling the KING in fopport of the war. Orders are g:ven to enlarge the barracks atThorne• chile, fo as to render them cJpaiiie of holding isco men. Yeller& y, a fecond meeting of the Lieutenancy for Effex, WAS held at the Shire hall, at Chelmsford, when all the arrangements for the defence of the feveral trigs were completed, and reported to Government. A Court of Lieutenancy was held yefierday at Union Hall for the County of Surrey, to receive die Conilahles Litt: of Perfons eligible to ferve in the Supplementary Militia and the Army of Referee, sod alto to hear the Appeals of thofe who had exemptions to plead. So numerous were the latter, that it was neceffary to adjourn the appeals, except for thofe in the five Pardhes in the Boroogb, for hearing at the New Setlions Houfe, Horfemonger.lane. The Parilli of Walcot, at Bath, has refolved to fur niihVolunteers to the amonnt of its proportion of men for the Royal Army of Referve, in preference to reifies them by ballot • the expence to be defrayed out of a rate to be levied for that purpofe, agreeable to the provifioas of the AR. On Tuefday a meeting was held at the Erelong e Hall, Liverpool, for the purpofe of enrolling*, 1, body the boatmen, riggers, and all others to limas proteCtions had been granted, to learn, the . 1 ment of great guns, Ike. A fociety of ia depa Gentlemen have alto enrolled themfaves into a WV to co:diktat a company of riflemen. Their Raabe is to confill of too. They are to arm aad wholly at their own events, and have, relinquifbed all tide to exempt: kw from mar. bacen tf count of the army of referve. The three fenior Lieutenants of the ?irk IReipireat of Foot Guards. two fenior Lieutenants of the Cold• Rream, and the two fenior Lieutenants of the Thisd Reiirnent,haviag completed their number of ditty' men each, will be immediately appointed Captains of Companies i War the Majors of the Regiments. whe in future am not to ban Companies. An encampment is expelled to be famed it the neighbourhood of Plymouth, to be complied of the Royal Cornwall and !Aguas' Militia, with ober PA. sinks, s. _ _ _ Oa Saturday ha a camp was formed et Thorne. chile, confilling of the following_ regiments, nada the Command of Major General Moats : Rite wept, five companies; a detachment of the artillery; *hi Of King's Own; 59th, yoth, and pd rot ithorr. Several (mall encampments are now formai os the eallern man; Lord Eusros's Regiment or Be/A hinds are encamped at Therin don, near the Colariver, river ' in Ear. The • Regiment have orders to encamp at Purleigh Common, io the fame county; and the Cheildre, for want of room, have pitched their tents in the barrack.yarct at Cackler. The Earl of Dater prefided at the General Meet. lies of the Lieutenancy of Lancalier laR week, which d very fpiritid Refolutions to defend the country. • All the principal °Seers, and the whole body of Clerks, belonging to the Cotton Hoak in London, from the age of t 8 to og, have volunteered **feu vices to Govertmsant. to fens in any part of the Me. tropolis. and their offer hos been accepted. And the Board of Cullom haolilted goo of theklaferior officers to mount a fpaitalgoard ei taLtiglaot Ike Cagan Honk. is cadkelsoy The Bth and and Ragiessens of ifientarived a Cal. cotta from the Cape of G.M kikvisiinfteisr lace. General Niceots is appelatot Coneanadir of the troops in the Prefidency of Bombay. The oath of January was Waved at Cabala as a day of general Thankfgiviag for the rotornothato. The earentony was of the •ftak *ewe& thdialgalim. The Governor General wait to Om& i s ue llate‘ tad polibie daneoliratiat of Joy IS the Yeterday there erne a Nadas of the 4.4 of Beak Beset, it *General (Learterl Pt = when it appeared that defaleation oral nod by Mr. Aarsavir's rt peas to gssoooL That the Beak h ad a Each user Mlle, by li p e klegjorat yo.oooer k elaish Mr. An. • Lan hia Dißo'to that penosat. no CositeliGetwrol, at Valise, has lo+ aired d dillatob Rai his Owe, Swing it to be hie Saarelgtes pager% that the Tani! 1116 sad fabjege etas Ream Nada &ell be *ad seder the *bib of * Roan Age" astleendhlt, and ibi pro. llt they ball win the fame pealegoo alth his Isiah fa the febjea of the Imola Tab lie olOrßielo are as aentoroos as are the deibelpoleds of peribins to be afteid by it. Mr. Waseaman .ipe molly to: opal Tread/ma or Shoplaopers ; Mr. Kn. cams pleads for an annaptien ia favour of Sea. • lead; Pan for as exampdatt of she &eds. holders; a nd the reprefintative of Verbal* pleadp ftaali may adrisiond bathes at hilied property. If we were to mond to tech aye leas as dtelbohere woad be no teas at 181, IM the arrival of Berta roars, w ho would tan as with a vaginae* I' Wedmorelay a the happened at Capida lam nem m i ser, whoa emir* warmed die loaha, oat houfes, bars, labia. sad a sick e Laia m t is hippeted to have beta a:caned by two Wig fin to foam toff. I .~ fil 1 i)