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... prifoners.) The other parts of Eallern Pruffia are not to be occupied any Troops, either n.aian., > fians or French.' If the have armed there, they are to fall back,‘and the of Pruffia engages not to receive any Ruffian troops l ' e continuance of the Amnibce ...
... the v>* difeorerrd an armed lueter a lew toilet dif- French hoeing entered Wariaw. the Jwrrnine' rrry fro*n ut. lariing trary, i* Bated, that the Hutu ant. to the t'tlMW there wm not a probability of o|tp number ot 17 ...
... this fame hour, you were the memorable field Aulicrlit*. The feared cohorts pf defeated before you, or, farrouadcd. hid down arms at the feet of their conquerors. the moderation, and the, perhaps, blameabte gemroSty, which cverlooked the cmmiiahty the third ...
... T'lltn EroWne, ro. Murphy, davs, Wm. Kelly on John Johnfon, Cap-i-rtreei, days, eccepted titlt inftaut, 50!. The hrfts and fecotids exchange were out the Mail, and each fpccially endorfed—“ Pay Thomas John Ciyna, and other, Janies Madden. Should they ...
... at that time had not left i PP®‘ as Stewards on the occadon. Peter (burgh. ihe concourfe of carriages, and the anxiety Mr. Grattan is at prefent at Bath, with his ami- ths . I i have produced unpleafant able lady, whofs date of health is extremely deli- ...
... **™\ Beams f*em Hew York, arrived Bdfaft the On. Survevor lead the eftablifoment of ebmfowe, Excife, affifled by Mef&s. Grattan and Arm- Sed -What a Welling for a Nad on to have Sove- w h, m ,; ,es amort filled reign who labourffor its glory inceffantly ...
... thc'Migiliratcs of Limerick, in conleqoence of information received him, ‘virent ia fcarch of victualler; or pig: jobber, named John Gilligan, who having been; time previous, at Meflrs. Maunfella’ and Kennedy’s Bank, took the liberty of making free i with ...
... object was to bring about an adjuftmeat of their differences with France, without compelling formidable ene have rtcourie to arms. But ali the pallium of the Cabin; t of St. James predominate in that of Rnflia Ruffia lias Rt afuie all that regard due from ...
... the aga'mfl Pit- O’Hitillon, '! « Ma/nilrate for the counties Armagh and Kn. application certain ,U„ ri and of Newry, v>z. John (Vie, Thomas -Waiiog, Wlllltm Pollock, Robt. Scan, '-i'rjvo; Corrv, Robert George \tkinfon.Wm. ISeath, and Charles Courtnay ...
... diicuifiou, and will, in all probability, be brought forward during the prefcot Sefliou. It is thought that Sir John Newport or Mr. Grattan will have the honor of introducing this necelfaiy and effectual remedy for many of the misfortunes that afflict ...
... that the information that been received amounts little or nothing.” the Houfe of Commons on Friday laft, on the motion Sir John Newport, the Houfe refolved itlelf into a Committee of Supply, refpecling the Irilh MifcellaneouS Services. Among the various ...
... up for the marcs, Bd. per night—the money mud be paid at fird fcrvice, as the groom is acconntabid.—Freffans, Feb. 18, 1807. JOHN KELLY, Groom. N. B. SOLDIER this fcafon at Swinburne’s hotel, Limerick—all mares 3 gs. each, and ss. yd. to the groom. the ...