... 'Hay was their private secretary; | that ,ie-:had been supplied' with a 'blunderbuss, and many otliersi were arme'd,,as it *'as easy to procure' arms outlof the s'tores of tlie castle !-and I that an attackwas shortly.to be mnade in Dublin, as they. were~assured ...

... Justice Clerk, was dcsirfd withdraw. John Grins, Acting Collector, Custom-house, Leitb, received tilt cloth, produced ill Court, from John Campbell, VV. Brown, and D. Adamson, which he l!-. to the warehouseman, John llenderson, next juoruing, who deponed ...

... natural pre- ii cursor'of what should be more extended ?. Was it p common sense to suppose, that any individuals should. be. armed with power, if in, process of time they were a not to execute it ? Was the bar to be opened, and tl the avenues to the Bench ...

... Miller-Falkland, Mr David Halkerston-New- burgh, Mr John Balingall--Auchterarder, Mr John Morison r -Dundee, Mr Thomas Chapman-Arbroath, Mr Charles Fordjde-Erroil, Mr Walter Macfarlane-Cupar Angus, Mr John Jardiue-rieff, Ar William Murray-Dunkela, Mr. Robhrt ...

... Crichton to ditto, purchase, vice Hay, promoted in the COth Foot. Ditto, J. Edwards, Gent, to Cornet, without purchase, vice Grattan, promoted the 9th Light Lieut. R. M. Oakes, from the 56th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. 3d Regiment of Foot, Hospital ...

... Gueinsej, Radnor, . Cambridge,(includ- Hants, Rutlarid, ing the town of Herefotd, Sil Nevwmarket,) Hertifrd, Soinrsiet, Cardigan, Hunts, -,o rd, CarmnarthenX, )A~ of.Mar, Suffolk, Carnarvon, ls1e of Wi2t, , rri, Chester, Jersey, ' -Sssei-' Cornwall, ...

... NINE CAPITAL - -ENGLISR GREYHOUNDS, bred wil from Snovwball and Dent. sun These: dogs were the propertfyof theilate Sir John L; John. acd stone, of pesterhail, Bart. and ,.having been selected with stip - great care, will be foundl worthy- the attention ...

... issued . ,r, . , litately to the ospoilii or one 0. the coat. avln - during the present Session, he should give his Mr. Grattan defended the conduct of Lords patty's swiftest sailing veseele, .to he rekiv to layed, until they apprelso parent interest ...

... Henry VIII. and Elizabeth, of thedelibe- rate iburning of Servetus,-of. the oath in Scotla'd, :nd the fitriois proceedings of John ':Inox. It swas thie duty Of'a wise Legislature to pr0vent jll such 1 I calamities by:the- earliest means. He liad been shocked ...

... Henry the VIII. and Elizabeth, the deliberate burning of Servetus, of the oath in .Scotland, and the furious proceedings of John Knox. was the duty of a wise legislature to prevent all such calamitie* the earliest means. He had been shocked, in walking ...

... BANKRUPTS. John Pollock, Wakefield, York, woolstapler. e Robert Pollock, jun. and Williamz Pollock, Wakefield, York, E wnoostaphers.0 Seth Botvood, Aberysewyth5 Cardigan, smercer. John Boon, Norton in the Moors, Stafford, shopkeeper. John Gamble, St Neot's ...

... 25. Copy of a Letter from Admiral the Right Honourabje Sir John Borlase ?? Bart. and K. B. Commander Is in Chief of his Mai'esty's ships and vessels on the North be American station, tt John Wilson Croker, Esq. dated on board the San Dormingo, offiAnnapolis ...