... Keßsi—At Portglenon -, Mrs Lvtle—At M aterford. Thomas Denny, cooper, and Philip 'Mortimer, Efq—Mrs. Sanditcrd wife of the Rev. Thomas Sandiford, Vicar of Whitechurch, co. Materford. At Tincurry, Thomas Newport, Etq.—At Enmicortby, Mr. Jofeph 'Spe.rrow ...

... John Dalrymple John Rambean John Madden Thomas Orde Richard Langford John Davis George Stcvcnfon Henry alkcr Jacob Siflbn Edward Kcviil Walter Troy Jeremiah Sullivan John Roonc'v John Fogarty William Robinfon Thomas Harpur Daniel demon Maurice Flanagan, ...

... express, from which we sele* the following articles: London, Saturday, February 27. Advice* have been received Plymouth from Sir Thomas Duckworth, K. B. written at sea, which state, that th* Admiral was still in pursuit of the Rochefort squadron. The date of ...

... son. Limerick, Ist March, INS ---- - /GEL LUKE ROW E--diPUTMLCARY. ~y's church, Mr. Thomas HAS on Sale, in addition to a large supply of the bee .' If Mr. Thomas Hwy of MEDICINES, some Dozens of TASTELESS APE. RIENT SALTS, prepared by A. 7 Arens: ...

... Thurfdayv, May sth, 1808, will preftntfd, (not a&ed.this TKL, BELLY’S STRATAGEM. Doricourt, Mr. Melville Flutter, Mr. Gordok. Hardy, Mrs. Edwin ; Mrs. Racket, Mrs. Williams. which will added, . THE CRITIC. . Puff, Mr. MetvitiE ; Sit Fretful, Mr. Fullam.— ...

... prefented (not ailed this lea* the Comedy of THE BEI.LE’S STRATAGEM. Doricourt, Mr. Melvin; Hardy, Mr. Fullam; Sir George Touchwood, Mr. Foot; Flutter, Mr. Gordon Letitia Hardy, Mrs. Edwin; Lady Frances, Mifs thevi* dan; Mrs. Racket, Mrs. Williams. To which will ...

... fftrent relations of this event will fouad under our Loudon head. There appears a new ferment e* ihtf Continent, which maw (hardy borfl forth into flame.—Denmsrk, Aufiria, and Sweden, are preparing tar great events—and it can credited, that Sweden and Kufliaari ...

... his aflill. ance, who, melancholy to relate, (hared the fame fate! It was a ifiderable time before another could be found hardy enough to dawn to bring up the bodies ; but the air being purified by r«ach lime, a coal-heaver offered to go down and bring ...

... after a short stay, proceeded to Droirsoland, the mansion of his friend, Sir Edward O'Brien—from *hence his Lordship visited Thomas Crowe, Esq. ot wheo he made, thb liberal donation of 4EIOO, towards the • of the. Chapel in that town—a bounty, we bear, much ...

... reached the fliore in fafety : much to the credit of the pilots on the coail, when the inclemency of the weather had lulled, hardy funs of Neptune, though at very great rilk and peril, boarded the brig aid navigated her fahly to the Oyder I Hand, where (he ...

... Your most obedient humble Servants, Richard Olpherts, Robert Shields William Murray, Thomas Obrie, James Magarry William Hardy. Alexander Prentice, Thomas Greer, Thomas Simpson, Charles Whittington, William K. Holmes, John Simpson, EDITOR */th BELFAST CHRONICLE ...

... b.rkiog, under Enghfh convoy, for Ca alonia. G:ncral Dslrymple had failed f>r Engl ni, BDfwer for his condutfl. Gen. Dot. Thomas Morla leaves this pl-ce fiiortly tor Aranjutz. for the purpofe of the artillery, and alfift at the Supr-me Council of War ...