... unfortunately happen for his Right Honourable Friend, that in bis tentiibent* of disapproval, became clat ed. with the United Irishmen. He bentojnii. much pr.asc upon the sincerity and candour of hit Right Hon. Friend, l>ut wai extremely sorry find him ...

... Ireland different description* wai to unite test proposed, and wai received with tbt general assent people Ireland. this test they promitedTP'- Mf aside air party animosities, and religious distinction*, and unite for the purpose obtaining PirlTamAtary ...

... liberal reward for distinguished merit. These are the « bjects for which we nmtend ; and to obtain these objects, we swear to be united in the awful presence of G-ur, the utmost of my power, obtain the ...

... Firft Conful of France, could hardly be expe&ed to be. very popular. Lettert from Dublin concur in lifting that of the United Irishmen who wejee engaged in the Ltc Re.bcllion, and who obtained fir Majelly's parOun on condition of.rtnMviag.themfelvct from ...

... again bringing on the name Irishmen a stain which never could have been wiped aw*y, shews you the necessity for you at this .'moment, one and all, step forward in the cause of your best Kings, the father of his people; unite and associate—be firm as you ...

... of Government being' apprised some treasonable design. The respectable individuals, known to be related to the exiled United Irishmen, have been very strictly searched for letters or papers; nothing, however, has transpired of discovery, or implication ...

... insurrection had broken out there, which for some time threatened serious consequences. The insurgents, who were chiefly United Irishmen, assembled at Castle-hill, with the avowed object ot marciiing to Paramatta, and after planting the Tree of Liberty at ...

... about this time gave plausibility and force to these arguments, which were in' dustrously disseminated oy the body of United Irishmen, who about this time began to distinguish themselves. This added a virulence to the disorders, which had already sprea ...

... the waters and jurisdiction of the United States, and near to the enrrance the harbour of New York, by a cannon-shot fired from the said vessel Leander, commit a murder on the body of John Pierce, a citizen of the United States, then pursuing his lawful ...

... com- mitted the hoiy guardianship of her liberties, and all that is of worth, of wisdom, or virtue. inthe land— all true Irishmen, all that are not faithless to them- selves and false to their country, must look to Grat- TaN, the pride of Erin, with the ...

... expired. We find with regret, an account I he Moling* ban assizes received last week, that the mischievous societies of the United Irishmen are again at work, and endeavouring, administering oaths, seduce people from their attachment Government. Their 'pass ...

... raise themselves notice, and to make speeches. Some of these speeches are most dangerous and unwarrantable, the work united Irishmen, labouring for a separation this country from England; others are made merely for the gratification vanity; the authors ...