... frigates. The county of Tipperary, and the whole of the county of Limerick, are proclaimed, at the defire of the Magifirates and inhabit- o ants. r A few nights ago the houfe of - Morris, c Efq; a gentleman of large fortune refident in N the county of Cork ...

... any move. ment whatfoever, but I am concerned to ac. quaint your Grace, that afts of open Rebel- lion were committed in the counties of Dub- lin, Meath, and Kildare, About half paft two o'clock this morning, there was a regu- lar attack made by a Rebel force ...

... was perfealy ferious, and he con- ceived that he acted only up to the ideas of the Hon. Gentleman himsfelf, for he had de- clared that he came down prepared to vote the two millions. After a few words, the motion was witl- drawn, and 1he fuim of One Million ...

... fri- A letter from Clonnell, dated June 29, t ith fays, This day the Clare militia and Horn- P IP, pelch's dragioons retwrned to their former I 11 lay quarters, from the county of Wexford, to v y tihe great joy of all the inhabitants of this f. ?? ...

... marauders in fome of the Sout!neri: Counties. The difratisfaflion expreffed l v many perfons of refpertfability at the re'rle granted to Mr Bond, has in a great mea hre been re moved, by an afflorance riven by J,1nJ Clare, that it was a procceding highly ...

... mull foon commcnce. The Hay crops of clover and rmeatlw ,raffes, though rather i light in frome of the midland and northern counties, are generally fuil and good in the r more fouthern diilric'. 'T'he late rainy feafon a has been very unfavourable in the ...

... friends. A large body of infantry has marched from Dlibin for the county of W'ickeloxv, for the l vnvlrrofe of difperfsng, or otherv:ife leflroying t olt's baneitti, wvho ilill infe(I that county. It was fume time ago tilted ila the Paris frzaers, that the ...

... th;e county of Edinburgh. ae held on Tuefday the 2d day of Odober inil. Of the Lord Advocate fated, that Monfleur, en and his fuite, wiffhed to. take the amufemeit 0' of fhooting, and hoped to have permiflion is from the Landholders of the County for tl ...

... meeting took place at Benimet's in Eullace-fireet, of the county of Wexford Gentlemen at prefent in Dublin, to confider o' the bell means to be adopted during the s dillurbances which rage in that county.- s They came to the refolution of immediately : abandoning ...

... is faid, about to be iffued, declaring the counlty in a ilate ofdillurbmnce In thofe parl, of the county of Galvay which n)orner on the county of Clare, a ri ing is aib' appre- hended. The energetic mcalures adopring by the Government, will, wve doubt ...

... tility to the meafure. In our lafi, we mentioned the appearance of fome very alarming fynptoms of infurrec- tion in the county of Clare. We are happy to learn, that, by the tifely interference of the .nilitary, all is nov quiet in that quar- ter. The rebels ...

... Co- rolin, county of Clare, are delivering up their arms, and taking the oath of allegiance. A Court Martial is to be aFiembled at En nis, for the purpofc of trying the feveral per- fsns implicated in the difturbances in the county of Clare. From Limerick ...