... thensfelves. that the Nee 0 King et Arms between Two It r Snead Son, as fooa as he comes of Age, which States will never be united under one Form of Go&vanes at Anne. fb d will be Aral near. This will promote his ge- rernm!nt. as it appears to be the Willi ...

... Lait nhjlit, about ten o'clock, letters were received at the Secretary of State's mike, from Ro , iert Litton, Efq. tt:e Bin:unite envoy at the Sivedilh covet, dating, that Nlaiefty died on the of Litt month. The greateit part of the dugs had been extracted ...

... tnirtv two of his corps, bad been attach United Iriflimen, who had the au tacit; to demand Captain Ix-flie and hi, party t e'. arms, which they had received but that day i Charleir.out, and the United Irishmen imagined, without amunition. Captain replied ...

... quitting the feciety. of United Irijbmen, and taking the benefit of the 101 l proclamation. Humbly fubmitted to the attention Umitismiv, particularly in the No«th of laiLAhD. I, Terence M'Kiernan, after having been one year United man, and for three months ...

... loldiers of a Scotch Fencible regiment; their names were Wheatley and Lindfay. The names thefe men hut been found lilt of United Irishmen, and they were felted by their officers'. their examination they conldled, and on the triaj it diff»n£lly appeared that ...

... is faid ' have been found among the papers feized at his houfe, which was the feat of the executive government of the United Irishmen fitting in Dublin, and from whence the orders were iflued for tie appointment of officers to organife ■ the diffAent counties ...

... this kingdom, the better to act oinplifh the pur pnfes aforefaid, and for having combined and aflociated with fociety calling United iiiflimen, in receiving returns of men, arms and ammunition to be employed in laid Iralfacre and rebellion alfo, for having ...

... friends) belonging to thejlaudahle ami patriotic societies of—THE PEOPLE, The Wlig Club—Society for liberty and peace— United Irishmen—Catholic convention—Recenep ii'ED Aldermen Skinner's-Alley—National Lxtcuti-ve —Dublin library*SOClETY p'Ocure evidence ...

... again bringing on the name Irishmen a stain which never could have been wiped aw*y, shews you the necessity for you at this .'moment, one and all, step forward in the cause of your best Kings, the father of his people; unite and associate—be firm as you ...

... of Government being' apprised some treasonable design. The respectable individuals, known to be related to the exiled United Irishmen, have been very strictly searched for letters or papers; nothing, however, has transpired of discovery, or implication ...

... insurrection had broken out there, which for some time threatened serious consequences. The insurgents, who were chiefly United Irishmen, assembled at Castle-hill, with the avowed object ot marciiing to Paramatta, and after planting the Tree of Liberty at ...

... about this time gave plausibility and force to these arguments, which were in' dustrously disseminated oy the body of United Irishmen, who about this time began to distinguish themselves. This added a virulence to the disorders, which had already sprea ...