... was atfacKeil imoim. m the 11 ’by Gang of Milams, who ref- took theTranlmit from the .'i vdw guarded him. which they lord, and itrh'l*ed nidi melted learcbing for Utters, •J' Wednefdav NightlalU Party Foot Sol. were el'cortmg tonie Oelerters to Come, a i,i laid Town, when they were let up- L above Villains, who beat and greatly V. party, anti related from them one ot The SoUliet - made flout ...

... -d. pc' (*. -Ci cci Pu.i wcigl-j.,. '.v . f L 1 •>} : • *i K, n«ai H\S i.'.-.y hid jn li-jui t'.t- ‘•ale.-, which,'he coo»Va., {•l :r un-l :i»J equal, if -nol fu|K;.»o;, 19 0 Janu l in’iublui. has cl Quantity ijugas-H the dual allowed d. d. - - to •> - - x 4 4 - and . C-oulplaic Green, - and 4 0 Sipj;U)c, - 50 Ditto, - 6 6 Hlocm, - 60 80 Sotithong, - - ami R Hy'nn, - 8 90- and 10 Fender. Creen ...

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... pliice, in which latter gentleman received a wound in the upper pari of the head, which it was'feared would ' moi'WT Sligo, June 29. Sunday laft, tnrccjj dock in the cv ...

... O TRY NE W Corke, July 2^. ‘fT’ESTERDAY Morning Mr. John Japnie, jL high Conltable, apprehended in Blackpool, William Stacnole, notorious Otfender, tran- for Street Robbery feme I'imc fuiCe, ami Returned contrary to Senteuce his Wife was alio traufported, and his Son hanged for the fame Offence. Galvsav, S. The Accounts hitherto received from the Wool Fair of Dunloe arc but all agree, that ...

... U. Malfer, Tranfporl in Government bert arrived YetV-rday Cove from New York, Place fire left on the 2+th U.l. m Coalman) ■iih forty Sail of Triniports and Mercian, linen .'ler Convoy of his Majefty s Snips Vv arvvick harleftown, ana Savage Sloop of ar, all bound [or this Port, which the Commerce parted Com- Lnv with the Night following Gale Capt. Rudd left Admiral Digby at New Kk with twelve ...

... Lanner, near VVart iegflown, was found hanging in his own Bern: here can noCaufe hr l'i> bavins perpetrated this rafti A-flion, a Man f. iii Years] :r attlu nt Civcumtlances, and always rrr^c.rk*b*v .cligiou*. i*. ford, I'uefdiv Nicht defpen.tc Afirayhap- .it the lack Dog A!e-hou(e ;r- I.ad\-lane, bc’wtcn two Butchers, Hickey and Magratn, when tite latter the foni'er dar.gr:o*i' a inner that ...

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... l the Facers Vlste DA V i, if ril 2, O alurday two Linen Weavers who had w )ier!i drinking together, having tome DiHer nee Luly-lane, enfued, wherein one them hail his Scull fuCluicd, which occif oneJ his immediate Dcaih. ic other made olt *Carlow. April 3. Lift Saturday our AfT.zes ded, when the following Berlons vvcie capitally gonneeded and ordered via. Arthur Murphy, for giving Night to ...

... RO B B ER Y and R D, 'IXT'HEREAS, the Night between Friday the VV and Saterd-iy the o;’ April, Ir.ftant, t r; Warchoulc ot William Colvill, £f ...

... in Carolina, at that they Honour G*;»fjral ind our Troops, tac oar Condition, by ihe which were futrounded, and the Fortune and Bia,ery which was nccelfify our Safety, and which, in to the Degree i!iat extol our Military Virtue, mult dmuntlh the Praile our Council. c!i would nlcjue aur Saltation upon the Accompliflimenl Miracle.—He alluded the ArtVont wire.i had bee ■ the Navy, and the ...

... RICHARD CAHILL, in Britain-ftreet, Dominick-ftreet, re induced advmife, having it m.w in his Power lunoly theNoUiiity, Gentry, and others, with Crectrity iV tnasy &piriu Etckltjy Sweetweat Ch4efe (sc. in greater Variety than any other Houle Dublin He entirely depends,,the Quality ami Price will prove the Advantage given to thefe to w.hom it convenient to pay ready Money. He takes Leave remark, ...