... >an, armed with gum, dec. &c.â?? Anne Johnfou cnarged with having ftolen ftreral' ariicl .t wearing apparel â??Thoe. Ddnnhoc, nohoe, Edward Danoboe, and John Hiffernar, charged with beet Join Clerk, of which beAiing Jonn Clerk died.â??- John Tyrrell ...

... paragraph purporting expvefs an.opinion of Mr. Grattan concerning Mr. FiooJ, has been in feveral Englifh Journals milreprefented. It contained An aofwer paraphleq entitled, the Speech the Eirl of Clare, &c. Henry Grattan, E'.q/' and is as follows ; Mr. Flood, ...

... which of 114 guns), and as Captain Gould perceived two others of them were three-deckers, five frigates, two armed brigs (one of them a British armed Brig, taken on their passage to the West Indies), and four t:ansports, with a large body of troops; that ...

... Biographic account of the Life of Capt. John Gifford, Slieriffs Peer o the City of Dublin ; Ditto Mr. Holman of the Theatre-Royal ; Account of a most extraordinary Merlical Case : the Speeche l pf . Messrs. Fox, Grattan, &c. on die Catholic Emancipat et • ...

... McfTrs. Gregory arm The following arrangement to (are m.e in ce the prom 'ion o! lord J. Bere.- ford to the Bifli >pric Cork and R fs. Lti.ers patent have the ear Seal, pref ntn g the v. Dnflor Stewart, brother to he R-gn* , Sir John Stewart, M mb'r for ...

... place between him and Mr. Pitt. 6C Mr. Foster's resignation is the cause why the Irish orders are put off till to-morrow. Mr. John Beresford is amongst those spoken of as likely to succeed Mr. Foster. [F. Jour. Yesterday, an eminent founder of this city ...

... brand contiguo ,- ‘. The i-ffeiff which was really aOul, was felt in cliff .'lent par s of die metropolis. few days ago, St. John Mafon, Efq. Barlifter at Law, was liheraied from the K'lmnitdiam, af confinement more than two years. S-lly M’Clean’s A-uflion ...

... calling forth an attive and efficient force, is one of the measures seriously pressed on the consideration of Congress. Mr. Grattan is, we undeustand, at prsent, engaged in a work upon the History of Ireland, in which he has already made considerable progress ...

... co-operation i Frui ':; n':;y lull A letter F;is been recelv in A n;!o;i from Co’ Plunket, to hia the-, i-ady Fir.ciii. lifting il.u arm!ilice had taken place t'ct a f.-'.tt ihiys bury .the dead. The Colonel is the Au.Uian lervice. t.yi'ecl in-.' ili-.’s. The Du; ...

... Archibald Hamilton Rowan was in procession of Esquires, at Lord Nelson's hi. neral. M. Secretary Long and Mr. Grattan will off for London immediatel. Mr. John Latonche, and eeveral other Irish Members have set out for London, in order td attend the meeting of ...

... Committed yesterday, by Christopher Tuthill, Eq. one of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace, to the County Jail, John Fitzgerald, John Sheehan, and Daniel Slattery, taken up as vagrants; they were brought in by a party of the Faha yeomen cavalry: The ...

... Jack John BuH, v, : il each > « ?«■«*« each cow; P i'| t ,jf ) °. where ral voune Bull* alio w»U let Com, ~; Browue Tack and Jr won every prise which they have been rtrewn fn refpeftive and John Bull 'ln' S °\ C «f neat caul* Bailißalloc. to John Maicy ...