... thought of nothing but to distinguish themselves fine speeches, and had been led astray by others, tfie remnant of the United Irishmen, who wished for a separation of the kingdom.—lie contended, that the Aggregate Meeting was high ollence against tiie law ...

... 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 ...

... convention 500 persons, to act the capital, day after day, and month after mouth? Because there is rebel party, am) party united Irishmen at work, ami who now endeavour to effect artifice, what they could not force 17.98 1803. may have an object iu calling ...

... raise thcmsel.ves to notice, and to make speeches. Some of these speeches most dangerous and unwarruutalde, tbe work of United Irishmen, for a separation this country from England \ others are made merely, for the gratification of vanity ; authors not seeing ...

... themselves to notice, and to make speeches. Some of these speeches are most dangerous and unwarrantable; the work of United Irishmen, labouring for a separation of this country from England. Others arc mule merely for the gratification of vanity; the ...

... Members. Longevity. — ln oor obituary of this week we an- nounce the deaths of five persons in this neifchbou-- hood, whose united agei amount to 43(j years, averaging upwa ds of 97 each. The Hottentot female, who has been a subject of such great public ...

... boys and 400 girls under Mr. L's immediate tuition and that of his assistaats. in London, and way thousands throughout the United Kingdom. At the conclusion Mr. Lancaster expatiated upon the general principles of education ; took a of =is to thew a meal ...

... Democratic faction, annoHnce their Mastering sentiments to the world, it is pretty evident, from the content! of private the United States are in hnt disjointed and emaciated condition to affect the actions of the wwrior.—]U i? true, tliey have voted men ...

... J, that in the 15th Dragvuons, Gerwilins were ad- mitied witihostt ltesitatgon, whl~e a rcgulation vxiscd to adtit re no Irishmen. J~ord Mansfielil had held-that the character of cliz ro te - coIithmen. was oterd tatof thea soldier, and that, try to ...

... ETTER FROM Cadiz, d: 'y/ Oft. 'JO.—Appearances indicate that the enemy intend to evacuate Valencia, probably nth intention uniting their forces and trating into Arragon. i EXTRACT LETTER FROM Oport dated Oct. 2'J.—Our accounts from I»urgo3 are of the 12th ...

... contest. The call bas been answered with the utmost erness by his people, and well and truly bas he said, that a King and people united cannot be conquered The levy en masse in Berlin alone, will amount Other cities andtowns in Prussia to 49,000 men. are furnishing ...

... popish banditti, called defenders; and neaily four years and an half after the organization of the treasonable Society ol United Irishmen, the first Lodge was foimed in the county of Armagh, by a party of Protestant* of the lowest rank, and their sole objects ...