Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-09-19

jury OF Dublin, by which he rece;v. e Gtsp,
wound. lie had, the day Before carr, - Elp,
drels 70 the Lord Liensenaat, exo,. e,,s0 an
termination Of the city Of Dublin - : ts.a
naj.ay IN the contel in which we A., ,spp0H
Col. Browne Of hearf foot. and f.v. .aS' I'd
vatc fol3scrs, are faid tc have been kiln = Fi
mob. Eyery mesfcr calculated 10 ,n' ,,.4 0y
~ ofthe city vas that night carried ip,0 ss ! y;
but fucf were the daing fprit Of II. Df, 'f'a
or rather the aialiins shat on Sunday M Ts,s'i
Of The County o. Dublin, walk 'ng will, !. 'ss'art
a:2n on Ormand Qaay, was Gred at, and /. gnu.
and the gentleman were wounded. 'a !:
'iHhe circumstaucts Of these stocous "a.
;ieuiarly the assassination Of Lord kllwards'' ~
no less extraordinary aud unaeceuu,sbI. : y
honid and deplorsble. His torlshlp va, e.. 'oa
" obnoxious to the rebels and must h.. F'l
enemies amongst the dsafetted He w.
however, leading political character ,b.,
Should he have been singled outas III. g..
tim Cauld private malice have been 4.
tive? and how could the sacrifice Of such -,
have tended IN particular manner to nov.
the views Of the discontented /? Il is tb. o,..
of some that the Object Of 1his enormity ",
an act Of eclat, to hold out to France ,or
pledge that the people Of Ireland were m.
resurrection, and ready to welcome the aid of,,
enemies. Any other public man Of cons,oo.,'s
it is thought, who might have fallen in ii. ",
would have suffered the fate Of Lord Klrr
den.
BY the proclamation which has been pabrA.l
on this melancholy subject it is evident hi, 4,
Irish Government view those sanguuary uu.n,,
as the commencement of rebeliious coas1S
against the STATE: ard that part Of the Ud.i
Kingdom is, IN consequence, tobe placed nn,d.
ate,y under martial law. Orders have ar,,r
been Given 20 The several Generals qf dmdS
to employ the troops unaer their Command aA
most speedy ard efeaual manner for the suppt..
ss.on Of all rebeiiious Instructions and neaoa
biz practices, to disarm all rebels, and ..1sA
arms and ammunition that may be fouad nA
custody of persons not duly authorised by laEa
keep them. This proceeding is like, wise adj
necessary, and VIII we trust, be the meand
efc6uaNy frustrating the designs of The dslfa
ed. The principles by which these deaid
wretcles are now a6uated, it is somewhat d6
cult to discover. The lower orders Of tie lnS
it is true, are as ignonant as they are dsttseii
and if is rot improbable but that the mi:slOmFi
of France have, of late, been very industnN'a
tanning the fame Of rebellion, which, uoboDaI
was rot ex,nguished with the former subju5aan
of the insurgents. But what any description d
Irishmen can promise themselves from coan:gh
on with France at the present moment we Ha
totally at a loss to conjecture, upon any pdNPPt
of reason, policy, or justice. In no point Of view
whatever can ireland hope tor any mpfoTen'H
from such connexion which on the CONTRARY
would deprive it Of all the advantages Of rat'oa'
freedom, and il return for the inevitable enN
mems of the British Constitution render 1t the ''
iett and insulted slave OF an enemN whose ooa-
ed protection is the NEST cruel oppression, who's
Object is universal devastation and planter ang
whose ambition is only TO be satiated with M
overthrow Of every system that does not a'Fa
with his own selfish ana tyrannica propen''tI'S'
On Monday morning, when Mr.. MafTY'n', f"
Messenger who brought the dispatches yeS's'a'yg
set off all was as traoquiIas could be exFo'u
and the military were in complete possession
every part Of the town. Military guaI'' H's
placed on all the bridges, and all the avenue
leading from the town. A person cGl'o ~.
mo,e cur without military inspection ana Prov
ton. On Sunday afternoon there was 'S4' T.,'
apprehend the rebels would make anotns' .I !,
but the miti;ary were I'll on thc aisFt' s.p ,I
yeomanry turned out with so mue0 sP'''s ~,
IN such numbers, thaS it is supP's.l TIC ,'' :,
saw any attempt would be valn' TIKI L,, nj
doubt, however, that Euoln is fall Of LsO Irc.
we may look for very unpleasant lo': Tis i.
both from that city and the prayiq'8s' .,,,I.d;
surrraion canaot be cons dsFed as e0uS .l.ry
but the first burst FIT has been 50 'e0.n Wv g.
checked, that we are in hoPss nothing ~
rious will follow. .;,r IA
Areport was last night and this Ill., ni1'0 Va,
circulation, that the whole county OF h'o' XXI.
in a state of open rebellion, and the 'o" ", have
dare in the possession of the rebels. ;" .oncs