... infurgents had retired, who at the Ggbt the Bern troops, down their arms. See. begged mercy, and furrendered tliemlelves without drop of blood being (hed: They were all taken, with 500 (land* of arms, and carried Fribourg ; a quarter of an hour before which, Chenaux ...

... lot deary Grattan, Fiq. and beset h» body. Sir H. Caven.iiib he forry the boa. gem.e-man was fp.cfic in .he lum, .ha ...

... refpedlive Offices, viz. JOHN BEATTY, No. 32, Skinner-row, H. vmiTffSTONK, No. ay, Cspd-ftreet, and No. 33, Sumner-row, . , JOHN MAGEE, No. 4*. CoUetce-preen, ROBERT BORI ON. No. 1, Capel-Ureet, JOHN CASH, at the King's Arms, No. 14, Capel- Th'X Eeave ...

... Alexander Jaffray, E«j 5 Lord Mcuntjoy, 13 AbrahamWilkioloß,! '6 Rt. Hon. the lid. Mayor, 14 John Gdsle, Efq. •‘‘7 Rt, Hbn. Henry Grattan, X wm. Cope, H!q. 8 John Prendergaft Smith, 16 Arthur GttiTieb, Efq.^ A ROBBERY^aKHIREWABD. MRS. -WRIGH fSON’s honfe ...

... Lord Donoughmore, 1 Alexaotfer JcJlmyii Lord Mountjoy, 13 Abraham Wilhinl^j 6 Rt. Hon. the Ld. Mayor, John 7 Rt. Hon. Henry Grattan, Wm. Cope, Ml- « John Piendergaft Smith, x 6 Arthur Cuincd. ;D!1 A ROBBERY AND REWARD. MR!». WRIGHTSON’» houfc. No. 10, Gloftef-' ...

... Hon. John Monck Mafon, in retribution of his fervices as Chairman of the Committees of the Houfe. Seconded by Sir H. Cavendifli—and agreed to nem. con. Mr. Grattan moved, that the fum of aool. be granted to Mr. L’Eftrange, Deputy Serjeant at Arms, in ...

... county and city of Dublin, were reviewed in the Phoenix Park by Henry Grattan, colonel of the Independent Dublin Volunteers, being the ninth and lad review of the afTbciatioh -Colonel Grattan’s aids de camp were, Peter Latouche, Efqj counfellor Pedder, Bernier ...

... fohon?insticn hut to it was that to fob 'He my rage and, acu from the hands i ibe who umie me, ahnoil ar fir. fevered his left arm from his body, when, fearing the further p re; zy, jumped out the cabin window* into lue 1. r, {.mi w. drowoed. Another fdlowtd ...

... at the Royal Exchange. Signed Order, JOHN BINNS, Secretary to the Meeting. DUBLIN VOLUNTEERS, The Corps is to parade the Royal Exchange To- morrow Morning, at Half paft nine o’clock, in Uni- form, with Side Arms, go out enlift Men for the Navy, purfuant ...

... Clay. Alld, Reily, the King*s Arms, Leighlin-bridge, or Mr. ROBERT and ANNE HOLBURN, tube lei at Ballyferroot, the Lands lately held Mr. William Colvil), Merchant, Bacbelors-walk. Dublin. AT the Golden Slocking, No. 19, in John M*Mahon, containing 36A. 3R ...

... Office of Wexford, the of March, addrcfTed to Sir John Browne, Bart, containing Mary Roche's Draft on John Sutton, 1. s. d. * Dublin, due the Sth April, 9 Francis Codd Michael Kelly, 7 6 brings to v 'r, John Dublin, Arthur Meadows, Kfq. Wexford, will be rewarded ...

... boats each, with one tranfport, and about men, have been in Cardigan Bay. Thty landed men at Fif* gatd, and plundered and did much in .neighbourhood, and then embarked upon feeing shout Bco men in arm* moving to attack them. The frigates, &c. had left the ...