... which new tHting out, we «i>>, hy Ills Majesty’s command, Jin A an.l rrtjuire ull civil Magistrates in part of Ins Majesty’s United KineJom called Ireland, to me tlielr hi call all such Seamen or .'■eafanng Men, lit for 1m M.ijesly’s service, as may met ...

... Disease, or any other a contagious nature (which God, in hit mercy, avert!), should unhappily manifest itself in any part of our United Kingdom, notwithstanding the precautions taken to guard against the introduOfion thereof, have thought fit, and with the advice ...

... Bihle Society,” has been lately establisiied this part the United Kingdom. The sole this Society is, to encourage a wider circulation of the Scriptures in Ireland;” •and they call upon Irishmen every religions denomination, who value the souls their fellow ...

... excellent Chairman, among which w-re“The King; and may he long continue the Monarch and the Father of a loyal, hravc. and United People.” The Prince of Wales!”—Song—Dignnm— r* The Prince and Oi England for ever 1” “ The Duke of York and the Army !” The ...

... Letters from Holland ot the 17th inst. state, that a report was very current there, that Bonaparte had declared war against the United States of America. If the Declaration not already m»de, it may, in the common order of things, daily expcSed. We have great ...

... | c h we learn fioin die American many indication of win? about to break forth between the flint Gr-at Britain and that of United leparturs id not aclu.vily taken .ee; hid announced liis infftion that ettl-it, preparation m consequence. hoped, however ...

... —this i» tha origin of our society, and least it Ihould drcop, it is a principle that must ever endear it tht .hearts of Irishmen. • . . . '• If the love of our country the end, the love of our fellow-creatures ie-the means which attain it—for it remembered ...

... While the Bards of Old Erin their Harps are new stringing, . Tohand their sweet strains down to ages unbosn ; Let’s like Irishmen hail the end and beginning, Fhe eve'of §l. PaTrick as well as the morn, Lets drink a reform to the fam’d Bonaparte, : As ...

... drinking their health return, lus pride in doing so, was not merely that they were his countrymen, not merely that they were Irishmen, but that they were men anxious stand the front of ilie bailies the empire, and sought fur no distinction earnestly that ...

... oppression conntAed with the present system colleeding tythes. had been »h*» parent of insurrection. The Whi»e B ...

... which ail our s, gri* v-mccs, and dangers are owing, v. Icnem give way to the moderate, determined p**rsevcr.lr.ee 2 whole united people. Magna Charta, and the rid » w lb** land, will resume their empire—freedom v.iil rcvir-:—the* caterp.liars of the state ...

... and I declare upon my Kjcvltcncy, thal lt.e only an.l.g I ever knew in applied to the was, .hat wout.l ourselves only as Irishmen; that .linuld .rand against any armies, hut parti. t.Urly against plunderers and banditti in any shape ; and a. the construction ...