... WEDNESDAY & Y’sPoft’ tit l ignorant art our fttuation of it to armed it for nothing In mean time given jefl for of thi city having won on of Charles-Town and having of money in exhibiting fire-w-oks coP houfe regaling his friends indtfcretion immediately ...

... conciliated a matter of difficulty for him. Mr. Grattan, Mr. O’Hara, and Mr. Fitzgibbon fil l, they (hould referve their argurnents againft the bill, altered as it now (food, until the day of debate; and Mr. Grattan added, the palling it into a law, would draw ...

... your power to provoke the and now you arm hint to revenge himfelf upon you ! You began your fellion by an conceived in terms hitheito unknown, with bouiell i.qui(ition ; you prefrnted this addrefs through ranks cf armed men, carried in a manner on the bolbm ...

... of the faid Billl. Mr. Grattan rnfe and laid, as he faw a Right Hon. Baronet in his Place, would lake that Opportunity of him whether the Mutiny Bill was returned I Sir Kkliard Heron haying anfwered the Negative, Mr. Grattan again alked him whether he ...

... reprefentatives in parliament, earneftly recommending them jhe .rj-iWdijon jif the heads of which are now brought in, if a lefs Arm than izs. per hundred weight is laid on lump fngar to be imported from England. The addrefTcrs will have time lufficient, if ...

... Revolution man of war, theOg!e and Newenhamgatlevs, the Clanri- | carde the Charlemount and Mountmorres the Burch armed thip, with the Grattan and Yelverton cutters, were fully prepared: They for aétion, and gallantly. bere down upen Their and determined ...

... and Con- Itution Ireland. Signed Order, JOHN GELLING, Clerk of the Guild ST. PETER’s PARISH Able bodied .'Watchmen, of good Character, wi.l meet vvi-h Encouragement, applying Me IT. John Porter, Geo. Robinfon, John Darley, Hill Darley. or gtr Smith. KENNEDY’S ...

... was carried for the former. The Ayesteing Noes - - 2: Majority, The Houfe accordingly refolved itfdf into a Grand Committee, John Dillon, Efq; in the Chair. 3fr O'Hara rofe, and faid, that in his opinion, the Houfe never a more unfortunate day than the ...

... Aaion with Admiral Rodney. One Letter from a Surgeon fays that upwards of zco Men had fuffered Amputation either of . Leg or Arm, and not zo of them furviverl mere than a few Days. The white Flux car;- . ried off many others who were not materially I,voa•nded ...

... Dated this 29th of July, 1780. FO. BUR ROUGHS. Not nigance for payment of the rent. The Tenaiit mult give fecurity by recoge John Cator, Eig; and Othe HEREAS, by an osder W. of the High Cost Plaintiffs; Chancety, made in this ¢ The Right Hon. bearing the ...

... annibilaté ovr claim e leas of the {ole and dontinion Portugai was invited by the Northern Poten- | tates to. accede (o this ‘* armed neutraliey but fhe declared .ber ports. wall be: conftantie oper to. befriend. and wid the thips- tampefin git, the has not ...

... and Maziere fohn Marland Ryrne Elies Tardy Wm. Field, ‘jun. Pat. Pat. Lon G, and J. L. Magusy John and J. Green . John. Pate Kavansgh Nairac and S. Collins John Canier and Sons ohn Tawroy Ang. D,L: Mazieré, jun. Sherlock and Sutton Ata Meeting of the’ Kirxtrny ...