... Public Library, 50, conduit-suer ; John Anderson, Eihriburgh; and John CUM.. ming, , Dublin; ii whom and all may also be bad thesame Work in hnglish. IMPROVED EDITION OF BURN'S JUSTICE, By CHARLES DURNFORD and JOHN KLING, Esqrs. garroNtets at Law. Enlarged ...

... complete victory. Tam surrdtiuded wounjed, .none of whom, however* received their wounds with the bayonet or •word, although -all arms were used.' The Ids* of the french I believe to have been not less considerable,for tin. y did not venture to throw a single ...

... Msnchester, broker. Mary Cos and John Cox, Eostnift, Hxnis, innkeepers. Mark Moor, Great Y«naosth,.ckie> man. John Drane,Ealing, baker. Wn. Siopsuo, Miffin street, coal-merchant. Edw. Thomas, Denmark snet printer. John •ttieC.inrcMO. -Blackhum, Mount street ...

... Mayor, and Lady Mayoress. GLNE LS —St. John, Forbes. CoLon b --Martin, hPLeod. Mlssas.—Penn,'Cliainpneys, Dashwr;od, G. Pend, Manners, Wish, Sullivan, Bei fouri.l. Fauquier, C. IYitln, Lead,, G. Murray, Hook, Sr. John, Dottiin Mt silt assta.—Chanipileys ...

... mre the \Velis, Brighton, and ; Messrs, lost cotupnAxtwive, and ndeqrrate ftr the our * e„rs. M-,tt!ev. Por.smuu.h ; King’s Arms, Laitv. hut b«n.at» could devise—lint one of Ihvsc An. hnr. Li, .hook ; Dolphin, Pctcrsficid ; Auchas . the most inveterate ...

... an act ol Assembly. accordance with what had been already done, Mr. John Murray moved, aud it was resolved unanimously, Tlial the Thanks of the House be, and are, hereby given, to John Wilson Croker, Ksq. Secretory the Hoard Admiralty, for his manly and ...

... doubtful credit, told to frighten babes. But farereil now to unfidpiciame nights, And flunalteruna,armed! now, ere you Oeep. Sec that your poldhed arms he primed with care, And drop the night -bolt t—ruLians are abroad ; And the first larum of the cock's ...

... slightly. , Lieut. Turnbull, ditto, severely. Lieut. Hamilton,-53d, :Id battalion, sliAbtly. Capt Owen, 6 tett, Ist battalion, arm amputated. Lieut. Givan,ditto t _slightly. Capt. Conner; FOrttiguefie, ditto. Lieut. Gethen, I Rh regiment, slightly., ' Capt ...

... s . the DUKES Of SUSSEX and KENT, for their liberal support of the Catholic claims; to the Earl of DONOUGIIMORE, and Mr. GRATTAN, for their unwearied exertions itt favour of the Catholics of Ireland; to the Protestant Noblemen and Gentlemen of the empire ...

... The'Cetiet,svere of opinion that the es were proved, and' therefore adjudge the lichael lii(linhagqn to be hanged by the neck yard-arm of such ship, and at such time as the • Commigsioners of the Admiralty should thick lirect ; but it appearing ou the examination ...

... declare, the same time, no such order as alluded t» the Hnu. Gent, had been issued, or was, believed, in contemplation. ST. JOHN MASON. Mr. Sheridan maintained that that mode of inflicting punishment was. the most cruel, atrocious, and justifiable, that ...