The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-08-13
News from Europe.
Alarge portion 9ftJi5 DAYS Gazette is de-
v9tsd 70 Foreign Meas, recciVed
BY tie LateR arrivaL.
LONDON, DUBLIN is declared out Of
May IS. - The Kings peace.

LONDON, DUBLIN is declared out Of
May 8. - The Kings peace
The village Of Lacklan, in Ireland, is burnt
~ The military. It conGaed Of ~ ..oules.
May z6.
Sir R. Srachan Is bombardng the town Of
Havre de Grace, and has lately deRroysd ieve-
I'll gun boats.
Il j. fad the commandant Of Offend was AZ
relied after the late affair.
Soldiers are placed At free quarters in Dub
lin. They lately had an aFray with the butch
ers, il which The latter were beat. Several
Terion5 iut arrcAed for trealon.
May z8.
The Irih Malls, which arrived on Saturday,
brought variety Of intelligence Of the utmof
Importance. The Lord Lieutenaut, on Tuef
day Taft, lent a mtGage 70 both hou1es Of par
liament, Eating that information had been re-
ceived by his ExcelleEcy, that the diia1fr6teG
had been daring enough to form plan to poi
fcls thcmielves in thecourl- cf the pret-nt month,
Of The Metropolis, and 70 feize the feat Of Gov
ernment, and thole in authority within the city,
The Lords and commons, in conlequence Of
this mefage, Immediately entered into lome 10y,
II Revolutions, and each went up to tie Cattle
with an addrefs to the Lord Lieutenant the
latter with the Speaker at their head, dilPlaying
a laudable inlance Of iage determination, by
waking in proeeAion the whole Of the way
through he moa PoPuious ltreets Of the Me
troPolis.
Such is the abundance of money at prefent
in the City, that one half of the whole amount
f the loan for the fervice Of the year has al
ready been paid into the bank by the fublcri-
hers although not more than two millions are
-et due.
The Irih Rebels have been defeated at Sag
gard and Mas. Several hundreds Killed.
May 80.
'rhe Dublin, Mail Of the z5th int. arrived
veferday, BY which we have received, rot on
" a confirmation Of The dreadful accounts given
in our LAT paper, but alto fome important
details Of feveral freh Actions which have taken
place between the Mi itary and the Rebels in
various direaions-The rebellion is now open
" fuppored in mott parts of the countries Of
Dublin, Kildare, and Meath and even the
nsighbourhcod Of the metropolis has been aGail-
ca by the daring inlurRents. In fome inGances,
they have made delPerate reGf lnce but III
All they have been completely defeated with
immenle daughter, while hisMaejdy's forces have
iuaained very little lof5. Near Dunboyne, the
Rebels, who captured the baggage Of. two com
panies, guarded by fnal party Of the Reay
Fenc;bles, as Gated in our paper Of yslterday,
remaining undfperfcd On the following day
formidable army was fen. againt them who
happily (ucceeded in putting the whole body to
Aigbt.
Fly Of the Elections in France have been
aunulled. Neither Tahen nor Merlin Of ThI-
ouvile have been returned.
General CT neir, fays Paris paper, IS ihort'y
10 fail from Dunk;rk with The troops defined
ed for the invafcn of England. The corps
which were hitherto in cantonments at St, o.
ne-. Berhune, Arras, &c. have marched 10 the
coat.
Abont twelve Englifh privateers, fitted out
~ Gibraltcr, having taken levcral valuable pri-
zce,amouning in number T. about $50, for
immediate lecurity, they were carried into NAL
The i,.uas4l1ts Directory ju0.fy Their con