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... King Prussia had, it would difficult to unite SU/VOO, and those without artillery and without baggage, partly armed ami partly dis- I armed. All these events justify what the said in his j first Proclamation, in which expressed himself thus, Let them ...
... there Mr. Grattan took leave of his friends—he entered the house amidst loud and universal acclamations—no sooner was the door closed, than there was burst of applause for Mr. William Murphy, ; and all the aftive, honest, and intrepid members Grattan’s Co ...
... enable him sufficient force to extend bis-favourite Pdockadc Decree to the utmost length, that artifice and delusion, aided the arm of’power, could carry it. The Cabinet Copenhagen, therefore, order tQ maintain the tree trade the Baltic, and to secure the ...
... Col. Cardels was cut ofT, and forced fall to UkemuuJe. whither they are pursued the French. Gen. Armfcld was wounded in the arm. The French have recovered all their magazines, and marched their advanced posts beyond the Peene, the Swedes not having had ...
... loading this port for Dublin, to sail in hav days. The now loading for D ...
... Galata was posscssrd the Genoese previous to the conquest of Constantinople the Parks —there is still tower here bn which their arms are . painted. Stambonl is smrounded wall which has gates, the fortitkations are, however, so ruinous, that they would prove ...
... time.—(Here Sir John Newport expressly signified dissent) —However, was himself inclined to think the final words ten minutes,” better th in those last proposed, though should not wish to divide the Committee upon them. Mr. GRATTAN sAd, th.it the Cn ...
... FROM I rrr.XFOO!. FOR bej.frst. The Y, August 24. ; The NF.PI UN?., Eight days alter, For Freighr, in don, apply Messrs. VT. A JOHN ■ WHAR.I ON, Nitholaj* l,ar ; or, in Bclfastito GREENE AW WARE, Agents ! 'ATo will receive and fcrts’ard CI.DTII and other ...
... Wharton, John Frankland, Mostyn, Sir Thos. Whitbread, nnurf Grattan,Rt.ilon.H. Neville, Hon. Rich Wilder, Fr. John Grenville, Rt. H.T. Newport,Rt H.SirJ. Williams, Owen Grveniuli, Robeit North, Dudley Windham,RtHonAV. Right Hon. G. Tierney,? John Calcraft ...
... the Petition of the Catholics of Ireland, which we understand will be presented the Imperial Parliament the Right Hon. H. Grattan, the earliest day possible after his Lordship’s anival. It appears from the official returns of imports into Charleston, that ...
... LIAM EiVJ'. HOUSE OF COMMONS. SATURDAY, MARCH ,T. MR. JOHN GIFFARD. Sir JOHN NEWPORT, pursuattt his notice ofs'esterJay, 1 rose to move for certain documents relating to the appointment 1 of John GiffarJ, f.sq. to the office Accountant-Cimeral. As Mr ...
... Wm. To. of Fnnii French, A. Co. Roscootnion Grattan, Rt. Hon. H. City of Dublin Herbert, H. A. Co. Kerry Hume, W. H. Co. Wicklow Hutchinson, Hon. C. H. City of Cork I.atouche, David, Co. Carlow l.aronche, John, Co. l.eitnm Tatooche, Roht. Co. Kildare Mahon ...