... eaeh—Sertlement of the principal and' which named lkyal Parr.:. , ;L:ua and: flans. Excepting these tumults, excitedby. the United Irishmen, the Colony is ternarkably quiet and pros. perous, abounding in grain, and live stock incie:is, ing in quantity, and failing ...

... more formidable and military footing,. Mr. King is the new Governor of Botany Bay, where conspiracy has lately been the United Irishmen sent thither, and others, to seize the Colony. Report speaks very favourably of new Romance, entiileJ Clara, as production ...

... and military looting. Mr. King is the new Governor of Botany Bay, where a conspiracy has lately been detected of the United Irishmen sent thither, and others, to seize ths Colony. Itis remarkable, that, after so much land and tea fighting, as both France ...

... placed in on account of religiou's diffe, rences, and the Poor altitost starving, and the feel. ings, in the minds of , Irishmen from the pppressed- State of Ireland for.near '3OO yearS: . But since:. the event of the. Union, he was convince there'.was ...

... inite, by forming : a company at each settlemint of the principal inhabitants. E . xcepting these tumults, excited by the United Irishmen, the Colony is remarkably quiet and -:prosperous,, abounding in grain, and live stock increasing in quantity, and falling ...

... principal inhabitants which he has named The Loyal Parramatta and Sydney Association f Excepting these tumults excited the United Irishmen the is remarkably quiet prosperous abounding in grain and live greasing quantity value sheep have sold for 40s to per ...

... proved it by shewing that the rebellion of Ireland has been iii ems bryo ever since December,, 179, at , whic' time the United Irishmen published their. first proclamation ; and ever since which, .they hake innformly been fostered, and ibetted by the Councils ...

... of RebelliOn, arrayd in the field against the arms of their Svereign, 'and though the organization established by the United Irishmen may not have been kept up.with.any regularity, and.thai many parts of the.kingdom present the usual appear- . ance of ...

... and Ostend, and the other between Gravelines and Dunklrk, which. will be occupied by troops next month. Several emigrant Irishmen have arrived at Dunkirk and Dime ) Who will probably be . employed in the The Madrid Court Gazette of June 16th informs us ...

... Government will instant camps marking engineers the Bruges Ostend Gravelincs and Dunkirk which 'occupied month Several emigrant Irishmen arrived Dunkirk and be the : on this Expedition which is intended Ireland it is has landed detachment Suez place is 05 miles ...

... probably,. not attempt to make another descent on' a country where they Will find En - yriads of : coalesced Britons and Irishmen armed or their repulsion. But it is more probable that England, the seat of Government, will be the great object of their ...

... rather tall genteel appearance and thirty years can and says he been the service sea of the French Spanish Portuguese an Irishmen born in the of Kerry where states father also mentioned that he has not in for 1 years that he was in Keith’s some ago as ...