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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, .1802;

COUNTY' KILDARE.

Kilcullen, Jan. 30, tlloz.
AT a Meeting. of the Principal Inhabitants of
this Distria, it was resolved, that an Address be pre-
sented to LIEUTENANT-GENERAL DUNDAS, on the
'occasion of his quitting this District, and that he be request-
ed to accept a Piece of Plate,. as a testimony of their respel
and regard. And the follow* Address being accordingly
prepared, was unanimously agreed to :

SIR,
We learn with much regret, that your Comniatid of the Mi-
litary in this-Distria has ceased, and we cannot allow you to
quit our neighbourhood without conveying to you a cordial
expression-of oar- esteem and-good wishes, Youi presence of
mind, and your able dispetsation of the means of -protedion
in your hands; under circumstances the most critical and ar-
duous, we have witnesse4, with the warmest approbation,
and shall never-forget how much we are indebted for the
speedy return of security and confidence in this part of the
•Country, to the firmness and justice, as well as humanity
and moderation, by which your Command has been distin-
guished. We request you will do us the favour to accept of
a Piece of Plate, as a memorial of the high consideration in
which you are held amongst us, and our hearty zeal- for your
:welfare.
Leinster • , Christopher Vierpyle

,A llen • j. C. Roberts
W. B. Ponsonby Thomas Tickell
Fenton Aylmer . Ohn Taylor
John Palmer ohn Dexter
M. B. St. L. Keatinge ohn Bateman
lohn Latouche, sen. ' . Win. O'Reilly
Robert Latouche Charles Annesley
John Latouche, jun. William Graydon.
Nlarma. Cramer Thomas Graydon
William Reeves • William Vierpyle
William BroWnrigg Thomas Kelly
William Eustace john Montgomery
D. B. Daly Leonard Kilbee
John Barker ~ Robert,Hamilton
,Michael Aylmer Thomas Bookey
ChristophCr Bagot . ' James Ckritchley
John Collis Richard Hornidge
Joseph Walsh Ki6litre Burrows.

To the Noblemen and Gentlemen of the County .Kildare,
whO have honoured Lieutenant-General Dundas with an
Address on his leaving Ireland. •
• Gilltown, Jan. 3k, ,rSoz.
MY LORDS AND GENTLEMEN,.
• I have received with respeet-ancl4gratitude• the Address you
have thOught proper to honour me;with, in -which you- have
.beerk pleased to express your approbation of my ConcluCi dur,.
ing the.time I held a Command in this Kingdom.
• As nothing can be more
.gratifying to a feeling mind than to.
find that -his services,, during a period of public. calamity,
• have, in any degree, been such as to merit the favourable
notice of the -principal Noblemen and Gentlemen of this
neighbourhood, I have to request that you will accept of my
warmest Thanks, and rest assured. I, feel most highly fiat-
' tered, and truly sensible of the signal Honour you have cop,
ferred upon me on this 'occasion: • •. "
For the further mark of your friendly attention in the pre
sent of a Piece of Plate, I am doubly grateful it will prove
a stimulus to my Son, and the pride ot my Posterity. •
With great respect, and every degree of consideration,
I have•the Honour to remain, • •
My - Lords and Gentlemm,
Your most obedient and obliged humble Stlvant,
•K. DUNDAS, Lieut.-Gen.

This Day was published,
In Two Volumes, Royal Octavo, price IL Es, hoards,
A TREATISE on. the • LAW of INSURANCE.
In FOUR-BOOKS.
First—Of . Marine Insurances, • -
Second-0 t Bottomry and Respondentia. -
Third—Of Insurance upon Lives. • . . •
Fourth I n:;urance to;iiinst Etre..
By SAMUEL MARSHALL, .Sdrj4.!ant at Law.
London : • printed • by 'l-tiS lilii,j6ry"s Law Printer, -for j.
Butterworth, Law,Bookseller, Fieet,strect.
By whom shortly will be published,
A Treatise on the Civil Law and on Laws of the Admiralty.
By .Arthur i3rowne, L,L.D. Professor of Civil Law, in the
University of Dublin.