... Catholick Canadians having taken arms for the King. Part of a letter from Salem, May 21. We have juft received an account that the New- Yorkers have fitted four large veflels, with twenty carriage guns each, and finall arms 011 board, for the protection ...

... Dundalk, on twenty-one Defenders 3 tw to be traniported ; and ten to be imprifone wee a months, for confpiting to murder Mr. John 3s fix to be imprifoned tor other offencesi—Arthar fHa- gan and Patrick for a confpitacy to murder Mr. M‘Neal, in conjunétion ...

... married, Mr. Boyland, linen-merchant, to Miss Fitzgerald, of Northgate-street, in this city. This morning was married, Mr. John Dykes, of the Sloop public-house, at the New Crane, to Mrs. Mary Jones, of this city. Saturday night died, in the Grove, Bath ...

... penetrated into the army. Under pre- of the d*arnefs and fcarcitv of grain, the of Dcmont, Soffano, Savigliano, and Alba, took up arms, joined the Demagogues of thefe towns, and proceeded to different exceffes. —Three regiments of cavalry were againft them but ...

... county of Fermanagh have come to refoliitions (not vet a gam ft the Union; and the Queen's county, (that reprelented by! Sir John rarnell) have come to a fecond of relolutions, in which they reprobate, in terms very warm and pafTionate, the meafure of an ...

... IMPORTATIONS. In the Thomas and Sally, John Williams, malter, from Lifbon, Robert Barnftcn pipes wine. / Robert 20 pipes wine. Thomas Hand pipes wine. In the Archibald, Archibald Black, matter, from Drogheda, John Rogers 200 quarters of wheat. In the Nonpareil ...

... among the latter were General Wallis, Lieutenant-General Ilotzc, and Major-General Hiller ...

... 000 men in arms in the feveral colonies, ready to march at an hour's notice whereever they may be wanted. The gunl'miths of Lancaftcr county, in Pennfylvania, have engaged alone to furnifli the provincial army with five hundred Hands of arms every fourteen ...

... county, from John Thomas, was condemned ; as was alio Martha Hulle, for a burglary both are reprieved.—Ann Newbrdok, condemned at the ldlt for a burglary, but' re' prieved, was ordered tranfported for 14 years.— William Holland, and John Burden, otherwife ...

... Lloyd, i Efq. to Mifs Lloyd, of Abcrtrinani, Cardigan-1 Ihirej niccc Earl Lifburnc. grocer, VVarrihgton. A ince at Conglcton, this, county, Mrs. Sophia Topp, wife of Mr./ John Topp, and daughter of the late John Colby, Efq. pf Bofton, in Lincoinfhire. f' ...

... which General Dundas had treated, marched off with their arms, fell with and attacked Sir James Duff and his men, he was efcorting the mail to Naas. But put to the fword about 300 of them.—Mr. Grattan's Steward was one of the principal leaders of the rebellior ...

... Hughes, wife of Mr. John Hughes, of this city, merchant. uefday fc nnight died, at Wilmflow, this county, Mrs. Hulme, widow. On the 7 th of November died, at New York, the yellow fever, Mr. James Kerlhaw, merchant, lon of Mr., John Kerlhaw, of Armlield ...