... eveniful period of our Revolution. The letter, of l- hils the subjoined is all exaet copy, is in the hand-vri- tirg of Edmund Burke; and, apt recollecting to have soon it in any printed collection of General Lee's corre- , spOindice, we transcribeit for the ...

... pirates ?? Cape Antonio, in rii islanid ; and the master and one IllDtl were killed by tbenO T1 h, Engli it -,loop Spring Bird, Burke,, arrived here i5th inst. 1ron, Nissau, wilh the crews iif the brigs marylanid, Sa van tall Pacrltet al Nancy, lust on bt le ...

... I did not wish to make any noise about..it,. theref'roe[ picked his poket o; it, t 'Dzden's Alemoirs. ANJCDOTZ OF ButtK .-Burke,, on one oc- Y casion, had just ?? Uouse of Commons, 'with some papers in his hand, on the 6ubiect . 3which he intended toak; ...

... -Thie.L-interick Chronicle gives a list of out- raiges of the most atrociouis claracter. On ~thie Ch 9th) instant, Ulick Burke,~ Esq. returning from Sn, his-farm to his dwelling at Newbridge, wa~s mur- j dered within -one hundred -yards of the village- ...

... continued cheers. & l ,, ' Fox entering the House just as Mr Burke trt it sitting down; inquired of Sheridan' 'what tit at House 'was cheering? ' 0, nothing of Cone Jt quencet rephiid Sheridin, ' only Burke d 'knocked down one of Lord Lonsdale'd pins.'-- i.n ...

... Vaughan having obtained two tickets of admission, trans- ferred one of them to Colonel Burke, and exchanged the other at Mr Ebers's for a lady's ticket.' Colonel Burke, on his way home, had his pocket picked, and in consequience requested that his ticket ...

... dinict 015 0 fi nie Todd, William D'Arcey, 19t buas'-rts K. G. L. 467 32 ill Power, Harris, Sd hiwats ?? - - -. ,i462 0 4 0 a1- Burke, John Francis, Ist West India regimetat 716 7 5, ri Hackett. Richard, Isbt~htallotr7tath font^' 4R5 15 6,6 West, Ralph P'rancis ...

... the-in: terference of the . European powers in the af- 'fairs of France in '-792 -was justified. z: Thei ,well known argument of Burke about the 'rigir.t' of vicinage, drawn' from the analogy of pri- vate life,,was eotikely founded on it; and there ; were indeed ...

... impressive speech, in *B Wvhic', he alluded to the bright and imperislible honour i 1, which surrounded the great namses of Burke, Yelverton, G 1- Sheridan, Grattan, and Currat, which should serve as an PI e- eicitemeht to the meeting, to etnilate ths virtues ...

... be tranitortledt country for life. His back was mucfl lacer from the flagellation. On Saturday last, James Corbett and Djat Burke, convicted of highway robbery, weree cuted at Cork, pursuant to theirsentence an hour after they had been thrown off, a hi ...

... patriotism and national dig9nity; and these are illusions which we do not willingly S part with. i This dignity of yours (said Burke cn when he was arguing in this country on our St Amerinaih war a case in some degree similar) ai is a terrible encumbrance ...

... above. las 2d, XWest India' Regirrent-Lieuteriani-Colaioel Edward Ii OJ'Hara, front the 63d foot, to be ?? Collonel, vice, Burke, who exchanges ; ?? 2. 11122. Captain Peter \friliutts, front half pay Royal Afrtcan coi ps, en he Captain ; dated April 25 ...