Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-09-24

-, lev Of July last, for tnS suppiesS'oi - ss
n1' lion; ~ now existing in LELAND,
s1;s sxcell.ncy the lord lieutenant has issued
fl .Ssys q the officers commanding his males
d, Sizes. TO take the most vigorous and eteetu
g.....urss for supprsssing the said rebellion
IN sball appear TO be necessary for the public
s.s and for the safety and protection of the per-
$50 and properties Of his majesty's pesceablc ard
wi subjects and TO punish all persons acting,
.l,,o or in any manner assisting in the said re-
s.,;on. or mailciously attacking or ipjunng the
ans or propertes Of his msjesys loyal subjects
f,,,b, rance of the same, by MatffG!la4e, either
:, death or Otherwise, as 10 them shall seem ex-
.rld-o+. for the punishment and suppression ofall
nj. n TIE several districts, and 70 arrest and
d..ao into custody all persons engaged in such
,,brion, or suspected thereof, and TO cause all
..r.,as So arrested ara desaned III custody TO be
s,ouoht to trial in a summary manner by r0auf'
,,,Isl. 70 be assembled and constituted as IN his
sxeesncy's SAID orders particularly expressed for
III of.nees committed in furthtrance of the said
,4h.;on, whether such persons shall have been
s,Eep in open arms against his majesty, or shall
have been otherwise concerned in the said rebel.
lion, or in aiding or IN any manner assisting the
came. and TO exectet, sentence of ali such c0arff
,,o,;al, whether Of death or otherwise, and to do
IN other acts necessary for such several pur.
poses;
Ard we the lord lieutenant and council Of Ire
land DO hereby, III pursuance of the said act,
s,nSty enioin and command all bis majesty's sub
;.6s ia every part of Ireland to aid and assist TO
5bs utmost Of their power, the due execution of
the orders 50 issued BY his excellency, the lord
lieutenant IN pursuance Of the said act.
Given in ne council chamber, in Dublin, the
FIRST DAY of August, 1895.
Aegua 9.
Oh the motion Of MIR. Cory, on Tuefday, the
bouGe went into a committee on she 1riih naviga-
ton acts. Revolutions were agreed TO for per-
hitting the importation of naval aofes 10 neutral
bottoms, and ieyeral other articles ufuaIly 10 i'm
ported into Ireland alto fox prohibiting the
exporta,ion ofcopper.
The vigorous mind Of MIR. Pitt will not allow
him 10 ttand idle, when his country demands bis
sfiaance: he is now employed 10 rafting at the
Cirqd. ports, brigade If three regiments of Goo
In.n each, which he will commsnd in perion.
PRIVATE LETTER,
Paris, Ja5 rs.
Ii was yeGerday whilpsred, in the citrlc Of
Csmbeacres, that, at the formal demand of the
FreOch ambaGaeor, the Spani.h court had laid an
embargo on all Briti[h fhlps, and iequefration
on all Bri,ih property, aud that general Lafnes
had received orders TO leave L ;bon in 4S hours,
lhould the regent of Portugal not content to take
French garrifons into his principal fea ports. /
could not trace the ioarce of this rumor 20 any
perfon Of confequencc. 1t may have originated
from the frequency of couriers between Spain.
Portugal and France, and the probability that
zach tranfaAions have taken place.
Suddenly on Sunday nigh, the patrolcs of the
Fauxbourgs ST. Antoin and St. Marceaux, were
doubled and many perions notorious in our revo-
lutionary annals, were arrefed-Santerre, Pants,
Talisn ard SERGEANT, are faid to be in the priion
LaForce; heprefetf of police is reported to have
difcoyered jacobin plots. Not TO excite any iuf-
picion or alarm, Cambaceres had yeferday his
uiuai circle, but he has fent courier to Bruhcls
10 haRen Bonaparte's return. General Junot and
the police are mutually vigiiant and sfevere in
their meafurcs of iafety.
BELFAST, Aug. S.
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