... refpe@ing the right of Vo. lunteers to refign was determined in the Court of King’s Bench againit the opinion of the Attorney General, and in favour of that delivered by Mr. Erfkine. The latter was laid before our readers fome time ago : the following ...

... them, bec.ufe they d.[fi r i religrous epin ons, peace ncver can be cftablithed in the Jand ; an! the loyal addrefles of Dr. Troy and Dr. Coppincer will, 25 T have before (aid, be given to the winds. They can have no effe@ 1 they may inded reach the 2yes ...

... thay that appeared in the Bulletin at Sy, James's, ‘tl ttand no alteration took place. ~ Dr. Turton the King yellerday, as well as Sir Fruc'..g Dr. Heberden, and Dr. Dundas —Star, ks One report flates hig Majef ’s cqmpl.h's gout ; others that it is dtop& ...

... handed about :— Mr. Pite, Firlt Lord of the Treafury, and Chancellor of the Exchequer. Lord Melville, Firft Lord of the Admiralty. Mr. Fox, Secretary of State for the Foreign Dephrtment. Lord Moira, Secretary of State for the War Dupartmene, Mr. Grey, Secretary ...

... cartain, moft ‘agreeably faluted with “ God fave the King,” in which the chief performers took a part, with a ge. neral chorusand a full orcheftra. The following two verfes, written yelterday morning by Mr. Pye, were happily added on the occafion, the one ...

... n exprefs was fent off to the Princes of Wales, at Blackheath, with the {tate of his Majeity’s health, About eleven o’clock, Dr. Heberden had an an dicoce of the Princes of Wales, after attending his Maj-fy. éoou after twelve o’clock, the Duke of Clarence ...

... S HILL MECREDY: apel-ftreet, Dublin. whofe infancy was wok with triamphant fways , for want of timely & ‘medicable wounds.” Dr. As¥ 7 the celebrated Author, , is moft P“fi“w thefe fymptoms claffed' rether Cough, Hosrl® fion at the Cheft, o s, in the certain ...

... arrived on Saturday CI“;. Martin, arrived here from Liverpool or ly a oy ! Vednefday lakt, ofter a tedious illnefs, Mrs. Murray, Mr. Edward H. Murray of Kiliulta. 'uefday fe'nnight, at Kilmurry, at the advanced aze ears, the Countefs Dowager of Carrick ...

... tion of Jnmb' Likewife advice to bathers, explaining the mode of treatment, in the different ftages of thefeurvy, lee profy, king’s evil, gout, rheumatifm, and venereal difeafe, cautions to young perfons of the danger of improper connedions or improper ...

... lace Mrs, pmg“ to Mrs. DUNLAP, No. 3, Cbxm.m] T BELET,. . _ o For any Term of Years tbd'-:yh'w.,_ o e, HE HOUSE & CONCERNS 1y 1. T pied by the late HENRY llwnqo:.“ made to Mr. PAT. EWING, in faig -‘: February, apd alterwards at No. 76, Jamey, or Mr. JOHN ...

... families bills, He defired the Right Hon Member (Mr. Foiter) ag whofe inftance the bill had been ordered to pe res committed, fhould put the Houfe mere fully in pofs {zffion of his objectin propofing that courfe, Mr. Fofler (ated his object to be, to place ballot ...

... recolle@s that on_the 7th of Juse f forced out of his houfe by an armed the evening he went to' Mr. Howe's abost off : After it was dark Mr. Howe,? and himfelf lef: Mr. Howe’s to go @ ™ the mountain road, but were ftopped by 13 or 15 armed men. At the time ¢ ...