... every loyal person Last week was tried Cork by Court Martial and convicted on the cleareft evidence, though some infernal United Irishmen endeavoured by their usual atifices, false swearing, to prove an alibi. Devereux, the leader of those savage monsters ...

... board the Minerva (Botany Bay ship) dated sea, Sept. 13, which vessel, in company of the Friend- ship, both laden with United Irishmen, left Cork some time since. Before the parting the Dry- ad, all the prisoners were put in irons, except O'Connor (the ...

... man of the name of Jones,- who, pars rars from the report of the triaf.of some ited Irishmen, subsequent to the insurredion of 1798, was once treasurer to the United Societies in the distria of Armagh, and lied with a considerable sum of money belonging ...

... Ireland. He stated, -as the principid ground in support of it, that there were at this moment in Paris Cornmittee:f of United Irishmen, who corresponded with disaffeeted and traitorous persons in Ireland, and whese objet it was to assist the enemy in their ...

... by the continuance of disaffeAion in Ireland, die determination of the enemy invade that country, and a Committee of United Irishmen being a finally sitting in Paris, corresponding with odiers in Ireland, aud urging them to treason. There were several ...

... Tarleton bore testimony to the high state of discipline in which the Irish Militia were, and also to the particular aptitude Irishmen in general to become soldiers—of both these points was ertabled to speak from his own experience. Mr. Calcraft thought this ...

... every man who has heard of the Rebellion, that the conspiracy was framed and cal sled on by persons naming themselves United Irishmen, a term evidently adopted to comprehend men of all descriptions of religion, an union of seas, and by no means of the ...

... done away, by the salutary operation of the wise arrangement for the distribution of the Representatives of Ireland ia the United Parliament: and it should, be remembered that in proportion you give additional influence to the Catholics Ireland now, you ...

... congregation of officers,— aomotiiing like .9ephano's kingdom in The all Kings and Viceroys, is entirely composed of United Irishmen, who have been transported, or from their native country. They have now split into two faetions, called the O'Connor and ...

... bringing grand culprits to the bar of justice—let him insure the love of Irishmen, by -a6ts of eqeity and conciliation, and he will receive a support which cannot be broken by the united efforts of France and her adherents, even were they aided by all the ...

... never. Divides, those boyrors did not prevent Prussia from leaving your alliance, nor Austria from nuking peace, nor the United Irishmen from making war. J.oyalty will do mudi. btit you require under taxes, such as are increased fir it %ve been accustomed ...

... practices of avaricit..us roonopol«. By a Gentleman arrived in this City from Prussia, we are informed, that a number of the United Irishmen banished to that country a few years ago, are threatened w;th great severity,--They are placed in garrisons for /yr, M ...