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... only the lofs of profession, but the confiscation of fuch quantity of that commodity as fhall be found in their pofleflion. United Provinces. Hague, Feb. 10. It is allured, that the ftates of Holland lately took into conlideration what prefent they fhould ...
... than in the judicious choice they have made of Macbtide to receive the ?? into the lifts ofgloiy, fame, and fortune, thofe Irishmen, that are determined to fnarc the liberty and fitare the fate of Britain. By a veffel (Captain Tripe) bound from HalHfax ...
... heard from thee: the account of their having murdered their Cat I which they accompli; hed in the following man ?? Afer the Irishmen had fecured the Eagti-i they attacked Mr Brock*;, who defended kr- :. - two boors, with great {pint, he being an affile:' ...
... miller of ,:sroiig places on the frontiers, bat even cf Paris. He lionly to join me before the defection of my army, which, ie. united with the Auftrians, could not have been fedu- rjby'tire Connr.iflioners and the other Jacobins, who would leuken care how ...
... till they procure an equal reprefcntation of ->li the people, — and a recent publication, by a Society cal- tcd the Unite! Irishmen, is not more explicit in the recom- mendation cl the! -own plan than iv thtir contempt of your s. The,- tell you, they ...
... Civd Court. By various letters from Ireland we are happy to learn, that the iate difeoveries made ofthe plots of the United Irishmen, have had the beft ?? A letter from Cork mentions, that General Loftcs who commands the troops in that quarter ''and who ...
... that there has been an intention of formino focicties in differ- ent parts of the country fimilar to thofe formed by the United Irishmen, and a copy ofan oath ofa like nature as that ufcd in Ireland has been difcovered. George Mealmaker, weaver in Dundee; ...
... inft. the Secretary read the following addrels from the United Irilhmen t Tron the great day of the liberty nnd inderendance of na- t'ons, deign to receive tilt: emblem ever deer to United Irishmen, the Harp of Erin! with silver chords mounted with the ...
... hole plan of the United Irishmen, and of copy of the concluded the Itilh agent Lille, fo long ago March lall. the examination Dr M'Nevin, thjs copy was him and proved to verbatim the fame liiat hgiied Line-. appears that pretended Unit-4H e- intlle pay ...
... _> i :: EXAMINATION OF DR WM. J. M'OTeEN. S> When did you become re United Irilhman >— A j About September or October 1796, I beca ne a mem- ber of the clofc fociety cf United Irishmen— it ?? ; tbefe fbcieties were reduced to 12 members, sach fociety j ...
... that time, and each knew the other to be an United Irilliman. Tceling naked him, if he could fp.ire a fortnight or three weeks, to go to Dublin, for the purpofe of promoting and ex- tending the focieties of United Iriihmen there ; he old rot underiiand that ...
... 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 ...