... getting under arms to defezd the town. This intelligence is corroborated by other letters received.frorn thence, differing only as to the number of the enemy that had la.ndetl; foute Itating it to amount to coo men. With rcfpea to the armed flips filet ...

... former wife of old Ca'fhkk. Old Havjooti had two daughters his firft wife, of which the was married to John Cafbhk the fon, and the youngeft to John Cafhick the father. This Cafhick the father had daughter by Ids firft wife, whom old Haywood married, and ...

... I of rb6, Catherine Duckett, at Cumley, in the parifh of Cardigan, Shropfhire. She retained her faculties till within two years of her eleath.—At ' Hackney, in an athrancefl age, the Rev. John Fell,. an eminent Difientlng Minitter, who for feverat years ...

... libel on the Irifh Parliament, and an attempt to excite rebellion in Ireland, and moved to have it read at the Bar.— Mi. Grattan oppofed the motion, And at length' the Attorney General put al end to the debate by Moving the order of the day, which. Was ...

... accidentally weat off, when the ball affed through the Deterter the man who was tying his and into the body arms, and killed them both on the fpot. Mr. GRATTAN haspublithed in papers, a long & {pirited-addrets to his feltow-citizens ot Dublin, informing them, ...

... defeat of your impregnable fleet on the zit of June. On the contrary, it was. afferted in that folemn AlTembly, that for the arms of France even to meet the Englith in an adion at Sea, it was of itfelf fufficicnt, and equal to a vidory. I am fiatinz here ...