... . IM ?? , tIUBLIN, ?? .i PLAN 0IF t-uH I\N'SURGENT8. k Various ?? prev ail h rt astto the fyflem of the eiffing coulljpiracy, fiom which fo much is flill apprehendec. A mong the bedl-informed pulitical cir- t- cles it is ftated III toavc cnmmenced ?? afier the {tate prifoner., had expof1d the pl.dns of thle United arilirmen, a in t'798. Ten or the mult tried ind intelligeiwt of the difaffelted ...

... from the LONDON GAZo;TE, 00.. S WAR-OFFICE,. OCT. 8, J-. ?? S()U'ruVAaRe VoLraNtE~.a ?? Rdl. t6 vay, Efq. ro be Captain: SAIt r4'.~vjrOU It, SOU 1iCAARXt, VOLIMTEtri INrANTRYKY Robert Pott, ENq. to be 'Major Cuommandauf. ;Ioabe CA?. 'AI' N ?? Plerkiins, £fil. Charles Bradley, EFq. thornas i lls, Efq. To be LIruTeINrTs-fofepli Ellis, Gent. Nihola* Warrin.ton, Gcnt. Richlardl B aetally, Geut. ...

... Filoi~ ):h~J q ( - 7 i e WAR O~~~riCE OCT aS, r~~~34 CRO7336I NVOLUX.T.ERJ CAVALR`V Hantner ?? ;Ef~q. to be Captain. john 1Prlckwood-, Gent. to be Lzcrten~zi#., jdlio~ Shon~y, Geit. to be Cornet, be t b CCpttit Co'iiGandtn to a oial ob lzey, Gent. to ,bedtt 'lit hd' Gc 0 rugoet I es Honoura be I ?? ?? beoh Captain HuEhq Stange rt, Gnt t:ohbe tcutriant Geohn 4-t let ett Lileiil.~ane ~kmlobe ...

... THE MORNING CHRONGLE. LONDON: THVRSDA2'; SEPTEMLEP1: tS. The Dublin Mail of yefferday brings autihentia ac- counts of the arreft of Mr. RpscsEL, ?? toolk place on, the 9th in the evening. The arreft of this' gentle- man is undoubtedly of great imporfance. He was probably entruffed with the chief direelion of the ope- rations of the difaffeted1 It temei not unlikely that he aded upon fome plan ...

... ? ,, V? , ?? . iT t, rfa), , - - ?? I C, lj? I ;.l. ?? : . :, ? , sI;,:di;o~in',reiitt:ffi.e. -..1 '-1htWgh, lIt'' cai hat.ody filk ?? j:SflBi, a e qver iead ft, Cit etb r hG6' ro'. T'heknrM rad oirbr' t the 4hE~Os, ,n o1ir'60, 6~ tnen ;in~d t~h~e:the f'irdl~ e t.ef ?? i~i~i~t4 o Lwidon.: We Diould ...

... LONDON: :M92xTD~r, JULT IS Yefterdity arrived two Dutch and two Han-burajj Mails., The fare of the Hanoverian Army is decided, and, as 'night have been expeaed, a new Convention has been concluded. It appears by an article in the Correfpontenten, which probably was fent from the French Army, that on the 5th in the evening a Convention was fettled, by which the Hmnoveriass 'have Surrendered ...

... FRIA CE. PARIS, ir MESSIDOR, (JUNE 30.) The Members of the Council General of the De- partment of the Seine and Oife thus convey their fenti- ments-to the Firit Couful: Citizen Chief Cooful 'and Prefident, the En- glilh Government, the violator of treaties, the zt rant of the feas. the plunc? rer of commerce, ftill wiffles for war ! To tdis pedlidious provocation the French peo- ?? will reply ...

... MONTHLY AGRICULTURAL, REPORT. Since the dirappearauce of the ?? in the early part of the month, the feafon has been as favourable as poflible'for the ore- rationsof hufbandry; and much land ?? bcen prepared for the feed, as well as fown in mott of the arable diltrits of the king- dom. * In the yale of Bedfsrd, on all the light lands, and in rnolt of the ltrohg.foils, [owing has already begun, ...

... 'f LONDON: TUESDAY, PIARCR sg. Yefterday there was a very confiderable flu~tuation of opinion, but in the early part. of the day the hope of peace feemed to predominiate, and the fundi experi- enced the effe'ts of it. rt wvas rumourcd and believed thatthe laft dlfpatches brought by Mr. HVNTERr, jun. on Sunday, were of a pacificinature. It was even re-, ported that -a plan of arrangement had ...

... Por tI M)RVNING C1IRON'iZ'i I70 thac RI ?? fl6norrablv HENRYADDING1;o:, &v: LETTER Vii. 5'R, ,Every day prod' ces fobie frelh infrance of injut or mark of difrefIeX& on the part of your Goverjmr; towtrds the Heir Apparent cf the Crown, Vihjiil.t tvur hour draws us nearer to that eventful crliis in wvhich ail that is fair'd and dear in the country, whofe cptre he is deflined one day to wield, ...

... From the LONDON GAZETTE, Aug. 6, 1o83. fir Jle, Admriralty-Oliice, Aug 6, t803. LX Letters tranfenited by Admiral Cornwallis. Cs, of Hi: MIj/y', Ship P~ntagej, a,&r er- S'5' 7y', 1803. as Sir,A- French brig privateer, Le Courier de 'Terre Neuve, tea of four guns and fifty men, belonging to St. Maliesr was yelter t day captured by his Majelty's thip under soy co r.l-an air. 49 deg. long. £4 deg ...

... -i ?? 6Vy Wfved, frt of the .'wt1 i . l Jaierhidueifilid or er.hy: or, wi~~tr c ;i fay; ?? r -b. ntf1va 4 Th wn;rks f a V1 etow.;;, 'rfinf o d ?? o~o -fedivks, inclufive 4 of fabot if3it: vned ot the ;I, Ayuery, POd : aei b f~he tt~orp5, of 'Riy~a1 m ~ eri. iA bar\d tta-. licl~l of regsmeito have 'hen reiiaduce;d, :as but *IooD t,¢,ff 'e-3pgfEMPS tw.v Xtie.f:ibtout jibEnglanf' w4,4.teX~f,~~~ ...