... 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 ...

... violently bombastic and ridiculous articles. Of this kind is the one complained of. Mr, Grattan is not the registered proprietor of the paper, but it is in the name of a John Doe, a gardener of his, to takeaway all responsibility from himself. While speaking ...

... alarmed, as he had net come to do him any injury, but only to b«rron- his arms, which ho assured him he w.mjd return M after the winter. The party, liaving taken whatever arms they found in the house, departed Without committing any further outrage. ...

... from Pernambuco.—At Eartport, Aug- _ Henry Grattan, Hilton; and Woodman, Woffendale, Liverpool.—At Ftoaliing, Sept. 8, the Clothilda, Parker, Cadiz.—At Halifax, July *3. the Prudence, Billingsley, from St. John's (N. 8.); Aug. 1. Planet, Allan, from Demerata ...

... nsurrect i on ac t an d an additional military force; and another resolution was passed praying for an amewlment in the arms' act. Sir John Byng, the commander of the forces in Ireland, was in attendance, accompanied by Major- General Sir T. Arbuthnot; and ...