A particular account of three desperate battles fought between his Majesty's troops and the insurgents, since their defeat at Wexford, in which the rebels had fifteen hundred men killed -lost all their cannon, besides a number of muskets, pikes, swords, &c. - together with an account of the burning down of two towns and a vast number of houses by the rebels.
[Edinburgh?,
1798]
From internal evidence, after July 1st, 1798.
Includes an "Extract of a letter from a gentleman in Ireland to his friend in Scotland".
ESTC
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