... a more, upon which the Spaniards and French raift..d the Siege ot Gm lyaltar, which we hope may come confirmed. Utters from cork I AV, That the Goal of that City was broak, and that 14 Rogues madetheir Eicape, whom we fear w4I do abundance 01W:hie( in:the ...

... the Late All of Pai;iament Fol Regifirlag of the Popifh Clergy in this Kingdom. Corn. .Ardm:ogii, Corn. Antrim, Coir..Chrii. Cork, Corn. Ork,' . • . Con Coboloh r Corn. Cavan, Corn. Clare, Con civic. Daßen, Coin. Dkblin, Vill. Drotheda, Corn. Down, Corn ...

... vdled fuddenly this . . . morning. * The Pub of this Per yelicrday receiving, by Pkar - , a Letter, ficm a Perfon of Repute in Cork, imparting as follows, tho' iatire credit is not always to be . given to Sailors rets, yet confidering, foinetime they have ...

... write from Cork of the 16th Instant that Admiral Dilks with 7 Men of War and 5 Merchant ships were put into Kinfale, being bound for Lisbon. The 15th the Heads of one Snavie alias Barry, and one Kleaghly, Two notorious rogues, were brought to . Cork, and Two ...

... ot one smith, were brought to Town by 6 Men, who took 'ern about 6 Miles beyond ugheola. Three Toriesmore werebrought into Cork the a3d, and Committed to Goal. Died lat. Week intlr City and Suburbs ot Dublin 60 ~as in the Weekly-Bill) Males Balied 13 ...

... Cargoes Cnrnpiated to ge worth 100000 pound fled. and the Fren:h Prifoneroare all Lantled,b-inz ;Oa rile 014 00 . They write from Cork, that a Ship is putintherefrom Lisbon in 16 days who report that Admiral Lake's squadron were all Careetid, teadyto sairto'th ...

... Conference, with the reports from the Lords Journals be perused by the speaker, and then Printed. Dublin, March 20. They write from Cork, that 28 English Transports are arrived there under Convoy of three Men of War, two of 70 Guns each, and one of 32, together ...

... Monday reits. Tuelday May at Dublin. Tke Gabboards for Imbarkation of the Horfes Oa the Tranfports are fallen down the River of Cork, and will as foon as the Weather is good, begin to Ship. We hear a French Privateer has been lately ken eff of Bray, ** At ...

... grateful to those that shall Assist him in these Matters ) is to be heard of at the Post-Office Coffee-House in Barons-Yard on Cork- Hill, and Mr. Nanson's in Arran-street, over-against the Poultrey-Market. A Sermon Preached by the Reverend Mr. Hawkshaw, ...

... Vessel of 20 Tuns with Wine, Cork and Coals; Both which its thought will prove goods But Capt. Rhoan, one of the Tyde-Surveyors of Rings-End, lays claim to this lift, as having seized her before Capt. Camock. They write from Cork of the i3th liitant, That ...

... was for harbouring Balf. They are to stand in the Pillory at Blessington on the 26th Instant. Dublin, May 1. They write from Cork that about 20 Merchant Ships were arrived in that Harbour, from Bristol, Padstow, Swanzey, Milford, &c. This day the Parliament ...

... on the main Land. The Town of Eniskilliag is burnt down to the Gro nu!, by anaccidental fire. On Wednefday our Letters from Cork gave an Account of the Essex Man of War belonging to our Grand Fleet was put in there, with Orders from Sir Cloudefly Shovel ...