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... French prize, carried into Falmouth one of our cruifers. About twelve oâclock onThurfday night> a gentleman was flopped two armed footpads, in Jervisfliier, who robbed him of gold watch, and one guinea and half in caffi j it is remarkable that not a watchman ...
... / «th. Toby Dod, gent, to be enfign, vice John h ; Lieutl from half-pay )o»ih foot, be lieut. vice James Gordon. itth. Captain-lieut. Francis Seymour Hearft be optun, vice Archibald Kinlock Got don—Lieut. John Biiheto captain lieut. vice Francis Seymour ...
... mean Time to be made laid J ol,^ ' , at No. a, CLarles-ftrcet. A SERVANT DISCHARGED. JOHN HUGHES, who formerly lived with Ctf * Heath of Ablicy-ftrter, and laft with John Ffq; of the CaiHe (for fix Week*only) who Hughes no written Difeharge Charadff. WW ...
... opened to-morrow Mr. Grattan aiked whether this Commitee of Sup + ly was one, including the grants or mone: bills for montis ? Mr. Fostter fad yt was intended that the whol bufnels of the money-bills thould be gone through, Mr. Grattan fait, that ince that ...
... public well as my ivate and it gives me particu'ar pleafure to reflect, that | took an ear'y part in promoring the Independent armed Societies, and nou-importation Affociations, which co-operated te give energy tw a vate of that without fo formidable 4 Suppor ...
... for the DuBLIN EveNntnc Posr. will be free, our patriot Grattan nobly dared, in the To the VOLUNTEERS of Ireland. face of court minions, to declare, fhe MUST.* Which, that fhe may, is the GENTLEMEN, Atdnaree, Feb. 23. TOBY SIDNEY. HE refolution and fpirit ...
... reigns; attent, to the grateful theme aflent ; They join, felf-arm'd, inone great cau The caufe ef liberty and human kind. fe all ages, ranks, aad azree, Tis voice, “ I-will, Imuft be free.” Grattan and Truth report the general fenfe, And boundlefs freedom ...
... er levy an additional duty op purtuart to an aft of the Englifh Parliament, patied in their Jatt eilion ; andthe Right Hon. John. Fotter, Jaft fummer, on en- tering into his office of Comptroller cf the -uttums, in Dublin port, charged the old du- ties ...
... LifFoid. John Hamilton, for breaking into the houie Mr. Boyle, near Kiilygordon, be executed the 4th inlbnt. M‘Fadlon, for burglary, and Richard M'Dead and Catharine M'Dead, for robbing Mr. Janies, executed the iltth inft. MARRIED.] The rev. John Cookfy ...
... Gen. O'Malley Antepua ‘Tho. Lewin James Browne’ Richard Martin John Elwood John Darcy Dan. S_ eridan JT. Lindfey, jun. Tho. Eliifon Wn. Crow, Ck rge Miller Peter Ruttiedge ‘Tho. Rutledge John Miller Blake And, Ratledse Witl, Elwood Samuel Ormfby Henry L ...
... has offered large reward. fl :i Sunday the »d inft. John 1 .!■. K.lln.ghiio, county of Kerry, renounced the errors o cr y> embraced the Proteftam religion, before the rev. Kalp.) alt Sunday Mr. John Spellecy read his recantation from Poper/ in St. Munch ...
... Woflington, John Kyle, A. S. Bryan, jun. John Daniel, J. Warrin, Henry Whitellone, Thomas Cole, John Chambers, Ilracl Rikcy, Francis Cellins, Janies Robinfon, John M‘Lcan, William Edmondfton, John l.evinge, William Hayes, Jofcpk Hill, ...