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... OF THE INVASION. DIPPLIN, Sept 11. Our readers will peollea, that in the official ae.:ount the enemy were Rated to have retired flora Catikbar towards Foxford. We have been able from good authority to afcertain that their retreat was continued the whole ...
... Lateft Foreign Intelligence. In Hoof: Common:, March 3—Mr. Dundat• in anfwer to Mr. Whitbrrad, condudd. _ INVASION OF IRELAND. No intelligence (continued Mr. Dundas) of the French being in Bantry Bay, reached this country till the 3i It of December, and ...
... ` PORTSMOUT • BURTHRN tons, or remarkalakr Elk voyage. Is awl* fees at Mr. t wkarf Southwark: at VI:II be in payment. Her invasion'. Mai c - at the RibOaribets. se CO. Mantk ost.-tmd.. • Oda. • .Audisaweers._ FOR rALMOITTIf amrooi,ok,,,r., in wised& ns ...
... ly iii• slawd epos. la England the publick miti‘. seems to be esclusively o. copied isitri ..twin to r.pel th threatened invasion On the 33 of Octob , r regiments of u.ilitta maraned f.r Fee , ns y, m Susses, tbe indentiesl spot were William the bllrinan ...
... Afffuvr, hy Mr. Doak:, are interffliag sad important- 7 1hr latter which nal lay over till _ SO _ li, Howie Lords, Marti 3. INVASION or IR/LAND. The Order of the Day being read for inflituting an enquiry into the conduft of &Unifiers relative to the invafion ...
... etefiing the deflrud ion of their oppreffues they are perfealy at A what coorfe to Beet nect—the canfequente has been, almoi invasion bly, that tbufe whip have diftinguithed them(elves the molt m the work of &deadline, however incompetent to contrive a fyflem ...
... following Speech of Mr. Whitbread, with the Anftver, by Mr. D t undae, are Both in:ere:lig and 1,, the the Houle Common! March 3. INVASION OF I R fil. AND. [Colttinwed.) I will only entreat the attention of .he houfe to' thc real fituation of that country, when ...
... e lying at Aomfterdato, laden with Eraxlith goods, the proprietors a which balk. received to thew. LONDON. Oet , bet 26. INVASION OF ENGLAND._ As is of oppofition have affected to quiftion the ryttience of any intention, ois the part of the A gt.vernment ...
... nut celled to but awns have been made to the of it. In palling the law, therefore, there Was 1110 S rAT lON of power, no INVASION of the rights of the States co of the citiz-ns ; nothing more than the exercifc of a dtferetion, conflitutionally and clearly ...
... Committee, cid particularly Rewbell, fuliseeted that it was a feint to ice the ulti• mate fiaccefs of tile qi . iiberaii invasion, before the Emperor removed thew obttaeles. . Yet, fifth is the ecceotii,ity of our Cabinet, that even pending their tide ...
... forward before the holidays. lie now gave notice that on Thurfelay he fhouli? make a motion refpaiing the It& le of Ireland. INVASION OF ENGL.4ND. itoril 1. Early this morning we receiced by exprefo from Dover, Come further infor. mation refpeeting the embargo ...
... Era repatatioa, at his performances frirly pcomifi: it. Mr. Moreton g.aeo tet.ing, galiarit Alonzo with RE.FLECTIONS ow an INVASION. great feclibiiiiy. The admires of gent,. man we ourfelve. to tr be . of that number) om the Ami des Lois and the Retn rlaeu ...