... and coadjutor of Buonaparte, was laft. week for fortyeight hours in Dublin, had conference with the .leaders of the United Irishmen, gave his inftructions, and (ailed laft Sunday morning in a fiihing-, fmack from Killiney bay. That fuch a man might have ...

... that there has been an intention of formino focicties in differ- ent parts of the country fimilar to thofe formed by the United Irishmen, and a copy ofan oath ofa like nature as that ufcd in Ireland has been difcovered. George Mealmaker, weaver in Dundee; ...

... rriuft be too obvious to every pcrlon the fmalleft difeernment. Veifels from Philadelphia, Baltimore, and fome other parts the United States of America, are obliged to perform quarantine both in the ports this country and Great Britain, alfo flops coming from ...

... about it—he repeated the United IrUliman’s oath fubftancs—neverread the oath print —had never afkcd to become United Irifhman—he knew Nixon Cork was friend of his—fee, Nixon, was one the men who who firft afked him to become a United Irifhman—all he conferred ...

... favour the prifoner. B. Roberts, the Concorde faigate, died of the yellow fever, in the Weft Indies week, at A thy, party United Irishmen took 50 Hand anus aud accoutrements, with ball cartridges, out of the canal harbour of that town, and made off without ...

... as founded on mature .deliberation and judgment, it is the knowledge a fact which is only now become public— that the United Irishmen had Lifle. during the lan Negotiatto* and Chat want of foccefs was greatly to be attributed to their artful mifrcprekntations ...

... hour an accredited Envoy Pans the United Irishmen. likevviU: on this memorable fact, that it wis the artful and r-witcrous of the Agents ot the that the late negotiation was His proceeded lultorical deto fhew, that the Unite had gone tar indeed in their lo ...

... loldiers of a Scotch Fencible regiment; their names were Wheatley and Lindfay. The names thefe men hut been found lilt of United Irishmen, and they were felted by their officers'. their examination they conldled, and on the triaj it diff»n£lly appeared that ...

... is faid ' have been found among the papers feized at his houfe, which was the feat of the executive government of the United Irishmen fitting in Dublin, and from whence the orders were iflued for tie appointment of officers to organife ■ the diffAent counties ...

... Lord Chancellor (Earl of Clare) upon Lord Moira’s lace motion, in which tbs views, and recites the atrocities of the united Irishmen, in older to shew the inefficacy of attempting to work upon them by any conciliatory measures. He added, that had he been ...

... the horrible rumour, that government have it contemplation to pursue the prisoners in Ireland for the offence of being United Irishmen, by bill of attainder! Sucrley it must be one of those detestable fictions by which terror is spread over that unfortunate ...

... Hon. Justice Day. Already eleven men have been capitally convicted -- six of whom were found guilty of High Treason, as United Irishmen; about seventy others have been admitted to bail. Sentence has not yet been passed on the unhappy convicts. In the county ...