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FJR TIE GAzETTE.
To The Voters gftbe Second Egfera Dig
trif.
FELLOW CITIZENS,

FELLOW CITIZENS,
AT this important criGs of our Publie az
fairs, It feems alnioR u1necedary to fay We
ought to be united in our politics. When The
rapacitv Of a debated na.iCn lcts at def nee
every moral and political tie whatever for.
meIly may have teen our friendly w'the' for
real or imaginary benefits, evey obligation is
now cancelled. Yet, Orange infdtu7t'on we
fnd, even at this day, there exits among Us
French fa6tion, note, Citze-.s FreErb ta6tions
who, iniui al 10 their own country, OiPoied 70
its iutereAs and haFPineE, inlenhbe 70 the lPi'
rit OF American prtrloiIm even now, het'ate
not to declare that our government have b7en
uniform wrong ia Their endeavors 20 lupPort
the iigh AM privileges Of Americans. Az
trough he q mss Of France beg5ar all delcrip.
ton atho .Ae dhrega Is her lolemn treaties
altho religion and morality are Ia ilhe1 BY her
rulers alth1 ihs exit, only BY murder, RAPE,
robbery. piracy, and facril1dge; ahho fhe has
n numbered The wise, id He's black ca 'oLue
Of " ines Yet We find a ic2undrel faction az
trace our dilria. wlo would dpce 10 the
d-graling Yoke Of y snrh dcIpotim andsal'
ugh, happily, th-y are feeble and few, YET
I. ench taught, they dr- iubtle ana deGgnug,
No plan Of villany wo. thy Of lheir cauie, will
;ley Cop ~. Bribery, tallood, and handerj
arr he means ny which they hope to efIea Their
dabolc purpolcs. Every honf citizen
therefore th7uld be On his guard againf ibeir
internal m7chinations. Have We not recent
in1arcc Of he poverof vinaoy, while unlIfPec-
ling virtue Plumbers in f-curity ?--Roule Ams-,
cans from your blameiu ls,hargy, and guard
your dear brnaht tights, rur1h fed BIZ the vir-
the ami fealcl by the blood Of your fires =
Guard the glorious prize again e The bate Ar
tempts Of foreign uturpers, and internal traitors,
HoneA ndign zion burns he che-k IF the
patriotic American, at the late inhdious attempt
to fupport the eleaon Of three jacobin candi-
dates to reprelent our diGri6f il Coogrels. But
the wicked attempt, thank Heaven, has failed
Of fl1cefs -Atho Dearborn plan, 4 Chand-
Ter e1ecure, and Satan lmile on the attempt,
the event viii prove that Jacobinlnl at tbs
time does not lncceei. Bu', Amerca re.
member rs DANCE Gus TO lumher While enemies
fu round you, watching a moment to tell your
freedom and independence anxioulr lo'icHous
to divide you rom the government Of y'm 9'9H
cb9ir,, and buit gbemiclves upon your ruin.
Bu, my intention WAS, u eXpole the me4'
fires tltAt have h>cn ennoeed 70 lIblsrve the
Iacobin in.ero.5 IN b E,eoad eaftrn dEtrtt. :
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" notwithstanding the inili3us attempts
which have been made in this town and the
vicinity, to prejudice the people againa our
preieat Federal Reprelenta-iye, have the plea
fure to inform you, and the public, that Cen
WADswoRrH had eveyy vote, except one, in his
place which l think will remove a fufPci>n
which, has formerly boen entertained, that
NewglouceGer was one OF the camps Of jAco-
biailm-The whole number was S."
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The Polifh general Dombrowaly is
on his way 10 Paris, to pay Witt to
Kolciuiko. The Italian papers fay, the
French army Of Italy is 70 be augment
ed to 10000 men, and that in Swift
zerland to $4,000. With other mea-
fures Of defence, the King Of Naples
has ordered a monthly payment out Of
the treafury to the war minilter Of one
million Of ducats.
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BOSTON. NOV. T.

We underfand letter has been re.
ceived from Bourdeaux, which ltates,
that the embargo on American vellels
has beet renewed in all the ports Of
France.
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EXECUTION of Aliens.

% Mq6acbgfft5 7UiH add bon0rable addi-
ton to Der Laursls, in being The frf to
br9pqls msa(we5 for obtaining an a.
mendment totbe Cog2itmion Of The Uni
ted States, excluding foreign influence
from the councils Of the Union. Ne20
16rk, Connecticut, and Neqv-Hamb-
EBire (jf10e intake not) haze concur
red in the mcclure. The foLIO70ing i
the Rej5Luti0n of Connecticut.
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In the third diFri9 Great tons have been
made againR Mr., Tbarb.r, and his election is
vet doubtful. The following is the fate Of
the votes HAT have cone to hand
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The President Of the United States
will proceed to Trenton, in the courie
Of ten or twelve days.
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A Frenchman has lately prefented
buff of Buonaparte i, the Directory,
for which he was voted reward
The Directory are particularly anxious
TO encourage the fculptor Of a buff Of
Buonaparte, becaufe it is fomewhat
predetermined whether they will ever
again fee the original.
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in the time of Pompey, had 600 lions,
and above twenty elephants.
IF the French be inferior to the Ro-
mans in the number of beats within
their dominions, they are at leaf great
ly hyperion in rhe number Of (aVags5.
is laid, that the French DiIeaory,
wilhing TO renew the negotiations with
America, have propofed to give up the
ifland of Guadalupe to the United
States as a fecurity for the adjultment
of american claims in conGequence of
the depredahon8 committed by the
French cruizerS On American COM
merce.
General Warrington is fuppo(ed by
fome politicians to be 100 old for the
command Of any army. Certainly,
judging from the age Of European COM
manders, it appears ike arilng the
dead F.; yet the Americans may perhaps
think that little experience is not the
WORT quality Of a general.
The Jews, particularly thoft Of Germany,
infR thar Buonaparte Is Ben JofsPh, the fore
runner of the MeGilh and there is fome rea
fen to believe that the French have Proml-d
the Jews to reinfate them in the holy land
Were they really to make fuch a public dec
laration, there can be no doubt but that fana-
tic PEOPLE would flock thither ftom al parts.
The riches they would take with them would
make IGael an excellent ally Of the great na-
ton, who would know how to dlpofe of it.
The P rtuguefe Jews are very angry with
their brethren they Gay they would rather
have houfe IN Epping Foreh than in Jeru1l-
lem, and that Englilh roaa beef is better than
abe milk and honey Of the land Of Canaan.
The Society Of An,iquarilns in England,
have found delicious treat, the Roman coins
lately dfcov-red in the uin ploughed up near
Rottingdcan. The coins are nearly 1000 in
number, and are all copper. They rePrelent
IikeneGes Of various Jumpers Of the Roman en-
pire, from the time Of Valenan, ard are fup-
pofed to have Iaia buried aboutA5oO years.
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The French lament in their journals
that they are iiIl inferior TO the Ro-
mans. The only points however, in
which this inferiority according to them
conGtfs, is, that at their feaRs they are
only able to produce fix lions and two
elephants, whereas the people of Rome
in the time Of Pompey, had 600 lions,
and above twenty elephants.
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LegjQatrrs Of MaDacbgIstt5.
ANSWER OF THE SENATE,
TOTHE
GOVERNORS ADDRESS.
Nay i bls9tE jour ExccHeHcy,

Nay i 4S9F jour E*'fAe1ey'
7 Is with angular faiisflaion that the SEN
ate OF NlaTachuetts again re you inveurd with the
Office of Fr1 MagiGrate by he voluntary fluff ages Of
your fellow citizens. The nnanmity which has been
difcovered by your contuents upon thi. occaGon as
il affords the brl evidence OF their confidence and ref
pect, ruit will be highly pltahng il certainly
is honorable to your EHce.eucy
The citizens of this as web as of other States in the
Union living under forms Of government Precribed by
themfclyes, and administered by men ~ their
choice; pohefed aifo your Excelency wiiely
marked Of the ben pledge for the good conduct Of their
rulers that they thcmfelves equally fubea the
laws which they enact with hole whom they rcprtcnt
are Gin our opnion) in the actual enjoyment q great
degree Of liberty Is is compatible with the welfare and
good order oflocicy. Already free and happy,
peruadcd that The people of the United States uly
appreciate the political blcihngs they enjoy, and
have too much virtue and hrmreis 10 be induced
by the indious Vaccinations Of open force Of their
enemies 70 hazard change Much leG will they sban-
don Establishments which experience has approved for
the viGonary fchemes Of reitlels OF dehgnng men,
Concious they are Of competent degree Of inf0r-
nation they will Ril believe that they capable Of
determining for thcmlelves, what political nditutions
or public mealures Will bea promote their happincfs.
We are nor infenGbe Of our critical and alarming
6tuation with relpc6t the government Of France &
cannot but lament that tie purity Of intentions, and
re iitude of our conduct have been able afio
voked and even wanon depFedatiCns on our commerce
for which We were unduubte " entitled demand a.
tisfaon il is with furprile fnd our Cnvoys called
upon for large fums Of money the price Of audi
tncc. a conduct equally iRiuing national hon.
our and uniuR il ielf Should comply with terms
70 dlqraceul the mealure2 81 The French government
other powers Afford GR eroandsso exPset thar
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ii Italy, qvb cur brethren ia arm are u b. droo,s.
al on The eaqfs Of Fngiad" The writer Of the
etter thinks that the number of troops at Rome
did not exceed 10000 men, though to hide the
lmallnefs Of the army they forbad all entrance
to their camp, which was fitpated on bill jull
out Of the town.
It i rePorre ed that the Emperor, and King
Of Prullia, alarmed ar the enormous demands
and the iniatiable ambition Of France, had en-
tered into new confedsricy agaiulf them. We
cannot determine whether or not This news is
correct. Il the(e two powers entertain juf
f-nle of their own danger, they cannot faI to
declare them elves againt the common enemy
OF every government. The emperor has paced
his army in Italy on war eRabiilhment.
BY accounts from Frankfort, it appears thar
conhdera5le movements are taking place in the
nei ghborhoo1 Of Maye7ce. About 6o~o men
have 1at-ly paded ov the right Ia k # the
Rhine, 1000 Of whom have e.fabl ihed them
leivcs in Watteravin, ; the others in tie town
ani neighbo hood Of Hamburg
Carnot told an Eugih gentleman in Switzer-
land, fome time ago, NV good friend, do
no. be deceived, III ench i'll attemet to in.
wade you. ! and my colleagues had firmly re-
folved to 20 70. The Prefent Directory have
itron-e realons for doing il; the army has be-
come more difficult to manage"
The confpiracy diicovered at MancheRer was
of a ferrous and formidable nature. The fe-
zure Of the divifon Of the London correfpond-
ing iocicty, and their papers, have led TO far
ther diicoveries AMI lat night the kings Off
GERS proceeded to arref another divifon Of tie
1ociety, or rather the head body called the ex-
ceutive conmittee. This committee had long met
very iecretly, in large cid building il. an OBJ
-lcure PaGage way.
AninVitaiion, which was lately tent rcund By
the Duke Of Bedford to4everal Of his political
friends, toPals ieH days with him atWoodburn
is fad to give ife 70 fomething more than mere
convivialty. We underRand that the Duke,
feeling jun ien,e Of his public duty at this
momeot ous riffs, has proPofod 70 his friends %
give their rP0ort 70 government, IN order noe
s 9alY y 5- EePs r6 friRP iayaGon, but ao to hew
has been lately difoyercd at Manchester. In
order to give we ght and efea 70 tbs honorable
intention, his grace has ient an express to Mr..
Fox, to requea he would come to Woodburn
in 1e .iAte'y.
Tim f5sa tie oBsaftisn ii Britain il eorui7g a.
b7ut. Iks men qu52 baVe d long I'D tie ra BE- Of
fdihon-qvb9, ike fbs Pretsadd Patriot5 orl4m>riaa
haVs been esraa1y 5eIoq0g az every neqfUr or b-r
government, and abgfag he a5lJq .Ratesmra in tbf
eUarld, Jeizg co1vigcsd q tser Jay, 6gm 70 Zee
ne HeaGby 81 uang 10 aPbgfs that internal brt or
di)arganizati9n thai djfwbf the rfbgfs Of MANKIND.
Nay he TaeoIins 7O5o at prstn dJ5raes TIE Can
grelj sfoar country (I1sIn tbs GaLlafia5, tbe Par
Num-, tbs Lyenf, o. toloSS tie s@aaPk Of Sbsri-
dan and Bs49rG.l
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Late from Europe.

[ ArriVed at this pert on WednSiaay gf,
bip MERCHANT, THOMAS FIrzcE-
RAID maifsr, fran LiVerpool, after a
PgDage Of 43 days. By this arriVal
the Editor has been gener0glyJ aUored
2Uifb Engi6 gazette5 to The 10th Of
AprL. The t6llo70ing are The mgR
jHfersJfing articles q0bicb they contain
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APRIL "a.

APRIL "a.
"A letter from BruGes Rates, that ieveral bat.
talons of troops which were TO have Joined
the army Of England, have received counter
orders, and'are to proceed to the fiege of Fh-
renbreltitein. Some Of the papers repeat that
the chief command CT The army of England is
now entrulfed to general Kilmaine.
Rear Admiral Seymour, with three fhips Of
the line and two friSates failed from Portfmouth
on Sunday evening to join the grand feet under
the command of Lord Bridport.--lt IS under.
food that the French feet was on the point Of
falling from Brett. They are fuppofed to be
defined for the coaR of Ireland.
Government have ifued orders that all the
launches and long boats belonging to The mer
chant Hips fball forthwith be armed to ferve as
gun boats, at the mouths Of rivers, and in the
creeks, ports or bays OF our COATS, where force
of this defcrption may become Of great u(e.-
This plan of arming is now universally adopted.
Nearly 1000 qua boats now fitted or fitting
out, vii thus be added to the Rrength Of the
country, and furnilh force Of invaluable utl
ity. It is expected that this plan will be a.
doPted in all the ports of Ireland.
YeaerdaY the Chancellor Of the Exchequer
finally concluded his bargain for loan Of To-
eHtes" millions for the lervce Of the prefent year.
The Theatres are about to add TO the military
ALLEGATIONS Drury Lane and Covent Garden,
will form corps Of about 200 men each.
Letters by the mails from Dublin Gate, that
the dilcortents unfortunately prevailing in the
hitter kingdom, have not yet abated. Murders
and aiabnatIons are very frequent in different
parts Of the country.
E*fraa 9fa later fom Dublin.
The following extraordinary inRance of
bravery occurred ia the Kings County. One
Of the 7'h drAgoon guards who was carrying
dhPatohes to the high iherif Of the county, wa
attacked by rnc defenders ofUnitsd Iriihmen
who demanded his letter. and on his refulll,
they Pelted Zones at him, one Of whilh nearly
itunned him, bat as foon as be recovered him.
felt be took our one Of his pitols and fhot one
man, then drew bis fEord and cur down anotb-
er, be 6ot up 10 a third & killed Linn he ther
puriued the reit, two oil whom ne Iccured, and
brought them Priloncrs INTO the alizcs town,
while The judges were fitting"
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BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
HoUsE OF CoMMoNs. -

f1oUSE OF COMMONS, HprH 70.
Mr.. Dundas delivered a mefage from his
majeRy relative to the defence of the kingdom,
and directing the attention Of the houle to fuch
other meafures as they might devie. The met
iage being read, Nj. Dundas oblerved, that he
was perluaded there could be no difference IF
opinion as to the proP'iety Of returning thanks
to bis majeHy, and aGuring him of the active
exertions Of the houie to forward his maefy's
wifhes, and begged leave to move, :" That an
humble addreis be pref,nted TO his maieay,
thanking him TO: his mefage, and aGurirg INN
that the houle would, without delay, proceed 10
the confederation of the interefing Gu6iea Of It,
with all that attention which the importance Of
it required"
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aker having put The quc1ion,
Mr.. SHERIDAN


roie, and in a fFeech Of great brillianoy and
energy, pointed out the neceGity Of the houle
iupportng the government in the prefent emer-
Gency. lie began with lamenting the apathy
and indifference with which many perlons view
ed the approaching inva6on Of the French !;
they ieemed to view it as a phenomenon to gaze
at, but with which they were totally unconcern-
ed. He wifhed the county to be routed
from this lethargy. He wiihed every individu
al to come forward il fuch manner as 10 thew
the enemy that we were not afraid Of them.
He lamented the imall amount Of the voluntary
contribution, the plan Of which he approved,
ard with equal jufce a7d feyerity rcprobated
thole who termed the fubfcriptons 6eggar boxer,
as unwarrantable. He then entered into an ex-
animation OF the ievera executes different perfons
made, for not now actually coming forward for
their country. Some lad il was time enough
when the French landed others, that thofe
who got US into the icrape lhould extricate Us
out cf it. MIR. Sheridan rdcued thele abflrd
executes, AID proved The nectfity of every man
duly preparing and arming for the defence Of
the country He thought the fyAem Of arming
might be adopted with great propricty by Ger.
ain clafes Of Perfons for the defence of the
metropolis, without any other guards, fuch as
brewers iervants, the men of the different fire
Offices, &c. He inftanced Ikewice the proprie.
~ Of certain people who were often feen attend.
ant upon Perfons Of property being made fer.
vceable t. the ltate Il was common fer Der.
ons in fashionable life to have two fellows luck
behind their carriage an armed aHociat;on OF
thefe would Be highly beneficial. He mention
ed llkewiie, in 0ran of irony, claG of qen.
tlemep who ought TO come forward on The pre-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-10-12
WATERFORD, July 81.

We are TORY to be obliged to add another
hcrrid "a to the dark catalogue of crimes
which bad diIgrsced this country iiuce the
preient rebellion. On "wednesday lat FIVE
o. Captain Cormick's corps Of yeoman,y
were found murdered in a NOT inhuman
nanner in KilloughTan wood, near Emit
corchy Whether they had been dragged
in there by the sG51in,, or had followed
ffagsling parry which might have been
concealed there, is nos crafty known the
latter is, however, deemed moh likely to be
tic csie.
a variety Of reports being in circulation,
relative 10 the eheas found on board the
SenOble, We can GUe rom tho beil autho
Fity, that thoie conGG IN TIL trophies with
which General Baragusy d'Eincfs vas char
gsd 70 p.aient to the D.sedoy bfais
cannon taken in ancient times from The
Turks, with ~hich Louis XIV prsiented
he order Of Malta, and gilt oliver model
Of galley; snd vat quantity of naval
flores found at Malta.
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DUBLIN, Augua /.


The rebel banditti, which but few weeks
Gnce, were competed OF body at Vinegar
Hill, of nineteen tboutand ftrong; at Lank
inltown hill, Of fifteen thouiand /; at the
town Of Wexford and in us vicinities. near
The iel ide, Of eight thouiand; and al Ea.
nifcorthy, Carnew, and other parts of the
county of Wexford, of aboat ten thouiand
more, Independent. of The nuury0us hordes
in the counties of Kildare, Wicklow, Car
low, Meath, The Queens county, &c. are
now reduced to parties Of pIunderiug Ma.
rauders, from thirty to fixty in nunbsr,
lome of which have been already cut to
pices, and others ieparaling and accepting
the terms o. pardon, already sFaciouny prof
fesed. So much for rebellion in its former
and ?refent fate, and thus are lis purpoies
entirely bafsd.
Thuriday lat, detachment Of the Kill
killeu cavalry, commanded by Lieu1enan,
fitzgerald, brought into Limerick from En-
MS, and lodged in Jail, William PiIkington.
William Waltz, John Allen, Pas. Pow,
Francis Tay)oE, and John Enrigh;, all OF
whom had been tried and convicted of being
defenders, and are to be transported t. the
WsfoIndies
Yetierday 80 men efcorted by party Of
the oth Dragons and Bucks militia, con-
vieied of being concerned in rebellion.
practices, were put or board one Of the ten
ders.
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private citizen in America. Thefs f.lal
not be wanting to reprsicat truly every msa,
fure of this government, and TO render iuc
ceisful all finch as may be vel ada.,ed t
effeSf a reconciliation. This is ak II IT can
be expected o. me, and the duty which ]
owe to my country viii reqnie It, Ant
now citizen mniaer, having given you d
tettiuony OF my eitser,, fuca as refill, irou,
frank and candid condu6t, bid you adieu.
wiihing fnccIely ipeedy renewal of anity
and commerce between the two Republics.
Accept, Citizen Minifsr, the ailurance
Of my perfra confederation.
Z. GERRY.
The pahports, faid to have bet-n ient with
the minifier's letter 10 ME-. Gerry OF tire 24th
Neihdof, we're go. delivered TO him till ieve-
raj days afterwards, aud the lalt of them not
until the 9Th of Termidor.
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!" We ale csn'pieteiy rej5ired AZ sbe, IN
'or'sTt news Of this day, uansiy, the con
irmation of Sir Horstio Ne!ioa's dcfea, cl
he Ffeoch 1eet, and bis capture of tie great
Jeneiai OF the Great Nation, Buonapafte.
This is very inipor ant thing to this CT
Taeied country, as, think, it viii tend
,nasiy to eniuTe tranquility during The win
er, which o:her@;ie, was NOT much to DC
depended on"
Accounts from ST. Narrow, dated The
10th u!r. 0ate that fir r. Strachsn CONTINUES
70 block up Havre, whence the enemies tn
gates are expected 20 hazard an attempt to
eicape during the fpring tides. Sir r. Stra-,
chan has With hiu the Diamond, Cahri!a,
Niger, and CYNTHIA. A Gag of truce was
ieDt from the iilands on the zSth, for the ex~
change of Tome priloners, but did not fuc-
coed.
Letters from lericy and Guerniey. by zoe
mail that arrived "a Saturday, reprelentihofe
iflands as tranquil; tie fears of tie inhahi-
tants had iubfided tl,e activity ofthe enemy,
whole wide e&tssded iyiicm of preparation
of 81. Malo, GrerviIle, and CheIbourg, az
fS9iSN "hN.( SOaiilOiiSIs
Our letters from Dublin continue the
PfOipe6t OF returning tranquility in that quar-
ter.
His Majefy in council has been p.eafed
to order, that the Parliament, which Rands
prorogued TO Wcdneiday the Sth dsy of
this infant Augut, ihould be further pro
rogued 10 Tueiday the Esd day OF October
next.
The voluntary contribution, at the Bank
amount TO I,459,262l. r3& Sd.
According to the returns to the war of
nee, on the ut inf. the military effablih.
msnt OF this country compriies 100000 eff
'e6tive men.
Overland dispatches from India, arrived
on Saturday in town they brought intel
hgsnce from Calcutta to the 9TH of March,
and left Bombay about the middle of April,
Every thing was then tranquil.
BY this conveyance the Calcutta papers
tsthe a2d February were received. Their
contents are of little importance. Lord
Mornington had not arrived at Calcutta, but
was hourly expected.
1t was yelicrday reported in fone of the
higher circles, that Intelligence had reached
government from Vienna, that the two hof
tile fleets were in fight, to the eafwari OF
Sicily.
MIR Fox has yer proceeded no further on
his weitern tour, than to Turnbridge. He
remains there few days for the pprpoie of
administering coniolation to his afflicted re-
i7tive Lord Henry Fitzgerald
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KILKENNY, Aug1a 6.

The detachment from this Carlton which
uarched on Tuefdsy evening sgainlt tb,
deiuded iniure' nts, who bad Attended Al,
nine mile horiss returned here on Wednsf.
az, siieran Iuciieduai Dot fsug,Iine puffuit.
they taying diiPerled upon hearing OF th1
pproaeb ofihe army. WIKI iD6nre plea
'afe ~s sdd, that numbers Of the,c du'udco
Jeppie have hnce come u g proper lehie OIL
h-lr danger and tcl ton, AID have hi,
se@h ihci' srna, Macy bundled nc.