... ii- at Rutland by Napper Tandy-the following arc tranflations of two other papers alfo left: of If there were 4000 United Irishmen at !nd hand to take arms, th'e French would con uda. them to glory, and to the maffacre of tbe ith Englifl, their opprellors ...

... d Xre c m pot hc aing that the mutinies in our ll ct have been in a great measure owving to thc policy of sending unitcel Irishmen on hoard th fleet as a punishment. It is a wvell known f taid, that great numbers of this description vere put into the navy-mcn ...

... oiS thum by their barbarous captbr3. Extrizi' of ?? fi oin Par~e, May Ig. 4 1 suppose that you have licard that many of the United Irish ae quitting this country fos America. Dr M'Nevin has resigned his commis- sion in the Irish Legion, and is going to ...

... , came out in the course of the trial, and b: what is called a Constitution was produced, similar I Y to that of the United Irishmen in 17l93. it le The amount of Exchequerbills funded is now above P e,. L.8,000,o00. _ DREADFUL VISTAitE.-It is stated ...

... P ~ as rh r C C an U. U an thi in wi of Ira r wil I II I Ar fot in ha ret jad be consdereX{I 4 as atla; . ver Gettoc . ad UNITED STATES. fos pri The Ann, Captain Britton, has arrived at Falmouth he from Halifax, in 91 days. She has btrought over, by ne ...

... Miouday tuiglt wses furced from her *mooriogs, drivein up the Firth, Ii od dlished to pieces. 'I'le b'ut belonging to the UnitelI Kiigilong , though s moored in chaiis was forced oll'on Wetilitsday morn- I ilg. It so happened that the chain stapped swithiit ...

... doubt, eccelerated the crisis which at length has airived. We shall forgive, as speedily as we can: for It is our duty, as Irishmen and as Christiains, to par- don the injuries, and, what is more difficult still, we will en- dcavrur to lortet the contumrnlhs ...

... is enjoinedto give er, full satisfaction to tie other party. la, The state of trade and of manufscturing industry in the United States is equally depressed with that of this country and failures there are much more numerous. It is vain to at wander about ...

... -next. We itdersttrnd thmt tire lion. Colonel Grant, of Grant, has arpointel the l7ev. Jamnes Grrttrt, Ahlitistur of tire united Pa- rishes of Cromniale, Inverallan, and Adhie, ii room of the lie, . G3recor rramnt, deceased. Air Lindsay Carriegic, of ...

... his wonted popularity, and being apparently most successful in enlisting all denominations of Irishmen into his ?? ranks. Formnerly, the Association of United Iiishmen was extremely formlidable, although conmposed solely of (Catholic and Dissenters, while ...

... found a point of cotncentrtation for force and combination of effort against others. Advices have Imeen received from this United States to the 26th tilt. At Bosfon, on the 22d, a notice was extensively circulated that thle Female Anti-Slavery Society ...

... hundtred tons, And will Vtoach at Madeira and the Capiefor TOiileiiieip~ii F- Sir James ft strain sectaves thatr lie wilt, uniter any ci Icum- stances, come forweard again as Coarlirtate for Eil~t C tiaibrrlanit f' on thle first ?? Ftrfor it is uniderstool ...