... amounted men, ready to fake up arms againft England. Indeed, thele Directors •wanted no great aid to enable Ireland to deliver herfelf; all they aflted from France for that purpofe was 10,000 men, and 40,000 ftand arms. If ever they were driven to this ...

... Guernsey), Of~l Bucks, HintsPelbpe Cambridge (includ- H~rn.rd ~ n ing the Town of.Hertford, Rtnd Necvmnrket); Hunts Sulop Cardigan, - isle ofMan, Somerset, Carmarthsen$. Isle of Wight, Stafford, Jersey, ~~~Susi,lK, Cii~~s~er, ?? Surry, Corn~wal,U (Include ...

... to place arms in the hands of their Irish tfellow subjects, who to be sure, would exert themselves I to support the Constitution. They did grant the re- 2 quest-s3,oo stand of arms were sent to Ireland-and -what was the ?? those very arms were t- turned ...

... Anglesea, Bedford, Barls (including the town ilReadino), Benrick, Brelon, Bmcks, Cambtidge binclud-e bg the 'tes of Newmarket), Cardigan, Carmaryeanbe Car-V irmer, Chester, CornwaHl (including Scilly), Comband, ft 1),nbigh, Derby, Devon; Dorset,' Durbasih - ...

... be procurid from PI GaseT bo-keepr, Theutre-Royil; and at Prscesoe i sorsSt,& Co's. New Musiral Saloon, 20, Prince s en. ?? ARM.Y CONTRACTS. j Ito Curtvs Ovoce, ~ an CO63MMSSARY I pi: George Street, London, Feb. 28, 1811. OTICE ishereby 51ven to all persons ...

... Mgrioneh, SuWsex, t . townet New- Gl'oaster, (in- Middlesex., . Warmick, P, market) cludinrg the Monmoiuth, Westmoreland, i,:Cardigan, ~- :citylof 'Bris-Mozitgomery, -W~ilts,- .. a i Cat~nlrmmhen, -tol) ' ' NorfdkX .: Wrcester, . .CarGarvon eurnsey, , Nortmpto ...

... the Royal Famhily. - - . - C ,6th ?? Mbirs, and prosperity and concord to Ire- .land. - 7t.h ?? Right Honk Henry Grattan. ,.On. Mr Grattan s health being drank, he returned- thanks to the meeting for their repeated attentions, -and said-that the greatest ...

... 'Hay was their private secretary; | that ,ie-:had been supplied' with a 'blunderbuss, and many otliersi were arme'd,,as it *'as easy to procure' arms outlof the s'tores of tlie castle !-and I that an attackwas shortly.to be mnade in Dublin, as they. were~assured ...

... natural pre- ii cursor'of what should be more extended ?. Was it p common sense to suppose, that any individuals should. be. armed with power, if in, process of time they were a not to execute it ? Was the bar to be opened, and tl the avenues to the Bench ...

... Miller-Falkland, Mr David Halkerston-New- burgh, Mr John Balingall--Auchterarder, Mr John Morison r -Dundee, Mr Thomas Chapman-Arbroath, Mr Charles Fordjde-Erroil, Mr Walter Macfarlane-Cupar Angus, Mr John Jardiue-rieff, Ar William Murray-Dunkela, Mr. Robhrt ...

... Gueinsej, Radnor, . Cambridge,(includ- Hants, Rutlarid, ing the town of Herefotd, Sil Nevwmarket,) Hertifrd, Soinrsiet, Cardigan, Hunts, -,o rd, CarmnarthenX, )A~ of.Mar, Suffolk, Carnarvon, ls1e of Wi2t, , rri, Chester, Jersey, ' -Sssei-' Cornwall, ...

... NINE CAPITAL - -ENGLISR GREYHOUNDS, bred wil from Snovwball and Dent. sun These: dogs were the propertfyof theilate Sir John L; John. acd stone, of pesterhail, Bart. and ,.having been selected with stip - great care, will be foundl worthy- the attention ...