... Insurrection Act, and an additional military force; and another resolution was passed, praying for an amendment in the Arms' Act. Sir John Byng, the commander of the forces in Ireland, was in attendance, accompanied by Major Gen, Sir T. Arbuthnot; and the ...

... Daniel, Edinburgh, hosier. HOE, Cnarles Thomas, Edinburgh, tavern-keeper. SCOTT, John, West Kingston, near Glasgow, merchant. URQUHART, Simon, Aberdeen, clothier. WATERS, John, Edinburgh, fiesher. WHITE, James, Leith and Elie, corn-dealer. TUESDAY, Nov. ...

... have filled those wretches with the greatest terror. There remains in those seas no known pirate, except a sm4ll schooner, armed with one swivel, and commanded by a Frenchman, named Bernard ; but it is not known where this schooner is. It is reported that ...

... and hiding its sorrow and disgrace, fall when it feels the last vital stab at its heart from the hand of one whom it had armed in its defence, and advanced to its highest honours. (Cheers.) Sir, lam misconstrued if my last expressions imply any thing ...