... was executed obr atem-ptivgto seduce, or actually- seducing tao soldiers fi-onm their al- legianee,,and admmisnitring the United- Irish- men's oath to theni. The next placard announced a continuation of the debate, antd, -among other insolent state- ments ...

... lolthbrec is li~titier mvii ly veie, ndcanot ?? contribtile to recoder this itla' tor ever dlear toithe recoltectilon of Irishmen. to Hsor nori s ttiat some of' yout' Irniunt tsrritossvirs to havevis~ilad teisii Coi'ntry but Itie settle uftiitri ty cliiiges ...

... interfered, and said, his object in coming lo Ireland was not to divide but to unite. Lord Cloncurry instanta- neously repiied, Mr. Owen, it is agcinst the late no 4a4e United Irishmen. NAVAL AN.CDoTE.-W-hen the squadron lay in the Scheldt (in 1794) co-operating ...

... assistance. ti We are sorry to have to record an unfortunate event swhich took place on Wednesday morning, at the Pauper J. |unitic Asytum, at Wakefield. A male patient, who bad o 3ome time ao shownn a propensity to suicide, but had r lately become much ...

... Their moral and intellectual power is as nothing, compared to the moral and Intellectual power of the Proteatants of the United Kingdom; and what is physical force without nioral and intel- lectual power ? To fear that Roman Catholiclsm will supersede ...

... ie six millions of Irishmen believe the refusal of E3mancipa- c. tbinr to be tire grorssest of insults and injuries ; that, to 3 1nse t hc hmgtiagO of the Attorrney-oeneiral for Ireland, to risel) Avornesi, ;mid chi?.l'resi are united as5one single iidi' ...

... specie for our American imports, as the lately enacted tariff must render the introduction of British manufactures into the United States impossible, except at a loss.-Timer. Tuesday's Gazette announces the appointment of the Earl of Westmorland to he Lord ...

... s tingham, and on his way, rather imprudently, laid d4own under a haystack , and fell asleep. Shortly aftetwardsi 1 three Irishmen came to the stack, one of. whom held his sfeet, another seized him by the throat to prevent his illin>g out, and the third ...

... prosperity and glory unrivalled in the annals of mankind. Arld your petitioners, &c. To the HIonourable the (Cnmrinons of the United Kingdow of Great Britain and Ireland in Parliament assembled. The humble Petition of the undersigned Magistrates, Clergy, ...

... so: excellent, peaceable, and loyal, os red that they merit to be admitted into po wer ; another, 01 ing that they are so united, turbulent, and, factious, that it ni ie- is unsafe to keep them out-bothl opinions are gospel. One tc 'ith assures us that ...

... Sit' But, after all, wve wvolit tight abotita trifle. Sure we aer all- Irishmen-aye feith, true blue, as Captain Rlock says- By' Mack' and I Oti,' vii''surely knose ITree Irishmene, Stray say. Nows, Mr. Conner, your name is O'Connor, and niy name is ...

... Marjesty wire then ave[ filled tire thrrono, declared it to be intended that Ireland tnldsirorrid be blended with England, end be united in allll ted respects with thins country. Instead, hrowever, of being Il lot- made an integral part of Englandl, Ireland had ...