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Aan DUBLIN CASTLEG hin Prey weet cing aR: Ja Warys 179%: din sik beta eibay ath at wis Pate 0 apie thal a : ee eat eat Saath art int #5 mix ba eaentats SERS beldn iy titventd ta y ee “ets ee a elt ae sac oer atten ee Fh be AMPHATEAT ERO AL; PATE iB “aris aiarpeg Pri sine ants ard paSenrnsa EURDAL: xikeyehy yt ra Pee chie Mediae cited,” THE MISER. A domicicated, Compiled: by Mir Lattells, called, THE DOCTOR: DOCTOR'D, Never performed In thin Kingdom) a'comie muftea! Pie ‘ She Part, (welttern by Me, Altner, jun-) called,” ey WHITTINGTON: ANIVHIS CAT: In the above Piete will be mnit adviced ain EASTERN' DANCE “with: PAZASGLSalfa, w.display of: the following new Scentry, viz. A VIEW of LONDON from HIGHGATE HILLGRy Moos Leone hatter the manner of Louquaer aveagy WT TING TONS CORNER, with a'London WAGGON—A capital SEA PORT on the Coast of India, —A GOLD MINE, with the Manner of procuring the Dut, _ HORSEMANSHLR, ‘and the ENGLISH SAMPSON, whole tor condutt these‘ two yeare with that fraund fa vourite ‘Pantamime, hh two Fated, Called, THE DEATH OF CAPTAIN’COOK, Emary Miss Smith Road, Me, Aitfey, jun. GRAND PANORAMA, _ SACKVILLE-STREET.' APESSRS.NEVLSON and CHAPMAN, impressed with is the apnatively sense of Gratitude to the Publican gene dus the very unbounded, patronage which they bestowed pes VIEW of LINDON Int feafony tntreat permission 2 inform them that the PANORAMA is at oper with a korrect and hesitant Representation of—— ‘The GLORIOUS VICTORY of dha FIRST of JUNE: vied by Admairds Bae Hows over the French Feet; being i naht-completa-ever atchieved in the anna of the Britia Ee at oa sos “atone Wi eianity serfioy é ‘in Post aka-avaery y Meda ye d-notie, ‘and a Collection Ciadel for the Chai ty School offakl Pari, consisting of 1b Boys and 10 Girls, Sfinhony are dirted ledged, citheld, religiously instructed and apprenticed to ‘Prades necesary, for their futive Support. ~The Gaviroen of these Schools humbly entreanehe frenu us Aid “of the Parity ourcess While they lay ay ‘the fer of V Public: Mercy two aid twenty ‘Helpik tyedts, who We hitherto“ found % comloredble Asylum froth poverty, honance, idieness and wince « ‘With confidence they now look fort, and to every Friend of Aghgion and Humanity, ‘for Heir Counténance and“Adistance on the occasion, when the dphabia’ chute will be pleaded by the Rev JOHN, ISAAC TARRISON.: Ja ae wS The Ministers and Elders of the Eustace-Areet Meeting are benevolently granted the entire le of their Hable on the ve day. Service will begin at 12 o'clock, BETHESDA FEMALE ORPHAN ASYLUM. ee ADAT, TANUARY 25, 17955 * A CHARITY SERMON, Tt be'freached in BETHESDA CHAP at, Dorfet fieey, ty the Rev. THOMAS KELLY, and a col tion mace for TWENTY-EIGHT FEMALE ORPHANS, w ladged, dieted, clothed, and educated, under the pro jon and care of Ladies, who vit and laser intend me ithin the daft year, FOUR destitute, Children have de Hited to their former number, ad it depends on the libsrety Ea bubthc eo inersate them will move,'as the Rooms can commodate Forty-eight. service beging at 12 o'clost. — You are humbly and earnestly requested to take the fol lowing, into your humane confidigation. ———— On 8ynnay Meaning, sit Faskvany, 1735, . A CHARITY SERMON, . 'So be preached in the Pacl Church of ST. MARY's, By'the Rev, RICHARIS GRAVES, B.D. FT. . D. dt accuration made for the CHARELY SCHOOLS of that rh vwache in Swenty Boys and Twenty Grace be ged, clothed, deed, instructed in reading, writing ,and idometic, and in the principles of the Christian religion, are jained up in habits of industry, and when qualified, apprev ed to reputable Protestant Masters, and ‘apprentice feca Ven, NOTICE, HE Commissioners of MERRION-SQUARE are to meet Atheda, Chrre itert, on Saturday the roth inftant, bracelock preifely, to leet ‘hree New Commissioners in © rom of the knight Hon, Mr. Badwatow, Gen, Stor+ ORD, and Archdeacon Hagr4 was, declared, and to consider Mot sheedy and effectual Method of Ornamenting the side of the Square.—all January, 91795. — SPECIAL COMMISSION, ¥ vite of «Precept from His Majesty’s Justices and Commisioners assigned for the County of the City of Mbling to higar,and determine ‘all and singular Treasons, Homes, Bg. summitted in and upop are Sea. We do hereby’ own that a Special Commision will be held for that Foote in His Majesty's Court of King’s Bench, on Friday ft e6th day of January, init, of which all Lords ‘temporal, ices of the Perce, toroners and Constables are to take ties and give their attendance accordingly. —Dated this day of January, 1795, RICHARD MANDERS, ROBERT POWELL, Sherifhs, DUBLIN LIBRARY, No 6, Kuetace-starer, AE. Committee Inform those Who are, o with to become avers of thin Society, eat the Subriptions for the ar 1799) are now become payable. The election of the ministee and Officers is appointed for Monday the act of AY WL Nt’ he Ballot, dc, to commence at twelve welock delete at three, with Mew: ea Ker the ute a Nu. fpapera ace provided In the Conversations at the Members, Peeaya, 95 JOSHUA EDKINS, Librarian, RIGHT HON: JOBN'ROSTER:, mace Ot Ae F : i beoughe , a eity OATEE bre adable 3 pire: Teve be g'fea ¥e to Peter you our Hidere Thinks: The: apaitiaiee 6 there: Spada: ito Wie Aigdeuteeret and Mandlattyros of Sur Country; bax;.perhaps, | never been ex perienced in an equal proportion by any other, Nation in the same pace of time, and mut, command thyo, admiration and esteem of future Generations, Sc Gea, O'Kelly, Sheriie, ” N. Warrén, Foreman,’ George Isibtoi, Thomas Kennan, Tingihy-Pyton,.. Lundy Foote, George Tinker, Edward Rice, Francia M‘Farland, Robert Bellwood, H. 8. Reilly, Francis Higgins Edward Clarke, ' Thon Watton, Kontss Magan, ves Gralagy, » Smyth, Samuel Robinfort, David Weir,” ~ Wm. D. Moore, Richard Davis, Pat. M‘Laughlin.’ CENTLEMAN, a 1AM much invented to your fkind partiality for this very flattering Address:—3So “honourable an approbation: from you is truly gratifying, and I receive it with every possible sentiment of respect_and gratitude, I s have the hover to be,your much obliged and very obe dient humble Servant, JOHN FOSTER. « A Report having been is idustriously circulated that I have Property of Mr. Cone an’a in my hands; I think it necere sary (in Vindication of my character, and 16 ° remove the higpréMon which facts.a calming, if credited, might be Gn the public mind), to make the fildwing Audavit, and thus to call upon.che Authors of the report to put such their charge, (are a courte of legal invehtigatiom: « County of the City of Dubliny Tim Rev, Abraham Sandys, Wit! = maketh ough that He had cine RRR nor, nor hath any Perot shat, foever for the uit’of thie Deponent, or in trdit for him,any Yun) of mney, Courity for money,or any Government or other fecurity; or any property whatsoever belonging, or with ver —1 aver did belong:ta . Foby Pb Met Curran, Eq. 5: 0OF 9 wis 12¢ ponent indysted in any, fom ‘whhattoniep : Thid “Sohn Rhilper Curran, nor Leth this Deponent ever at Any gime up.’ Propitated any of the’ Gai’ Currants property to: Deponent’s life . ‘any Fenny hatkoever; directs jaar . : Y Swore-beford me this 6th gay of Januarys wees. . ‘AM. SANDYS, ae Oe ode. CH Sor’ ALMANACKS for 1495. Selling by N.CALLWELE, 41, COLLEGE-OREEN ALLWELE’s’ Memorandum Book, Almanack and Court Calendar; .with ruled Pages to note the En gagement’a, c. for every Day,in the ¥ear—a compleat Ca+ dendar, ay all the necessary Lifts and bes, forming,a most elegant and usful Repetitory of annual information, in hand. some Nip cafs—Price 63. 6d, . Magee's Miniature Almanack—Magee’n’ Universal Sheet Almanack—Watson's Almanack, with the Englifi Registry and Dublin’ Directory. The City and Country Register, or Tit Court Recility, carefully corrected on a #fan entirely new—Price 25, Bid Commercial Stamps on blank paper—Engraved Copper- Plate Bills of Exchange—Promissory NotesKent or General Recepts. EP The first and most elezgnt assortment of Ladies and Gentemens' Pocet r Books in Ireland—sTATionagY, add genuine Parany Muephcines, ' TRINITY COLLEGE. .. PIPHE next QUARTERLY EXAMINATIONS for the ‘ Classes of Senior and junior Sophisters, will be held on Monday and Tuesday, the 19th and 20then and for the Classes of Senior and junior Freshmen, on Thusday and Friday the 2nd and 2nd of January, 1795. Dec. 29, 19794. M. YOUNG, Sen, Leek. te DONNYBROOK SCHOOL, (Connveren by the Rev. Ma. MOORE.) ACATION enda op Saturday, January 17th——“Examin ates” on the Monday Fartight. CLASSICAL SCHOOL, HORTERSTOWN, near PORTARLINGTON. QAKD and TUITION, Twenty Guineas a-year— NO ENTRANCE. | _ French, Writing, Dancing—Two Guineas a year each.— Drawing, Four Guineas, and Waftong, One, . CP The nell approved Matters in the different Branches attend. *,* No Winter Vacation, HENRY PORTER, Dec. 241 4794. we A SCHOOL, At No. 4, Cannon-sruser, Corner of Baser sracer, GENTLEWOMAN, wi has had the advantage of an usteful Education, will instruct Young Ladies in Needie- Work, Spelling, Mecading, . Her terms are unusually mode rate—elinsrance-Money veing @ rettraint on Parents unmoving their Children from an inet Qual School, the is determined to cline any at prefiot for Gay Scholare—her object being to Attach them only by care and attention., FEMALE CHARTER-SCHOOL, there will be shortly a vacancy in a Female Charter- School about forty miles Gomi-wilin. Notice is hereby given that all fair Persons ax have already become, or are wis hing to become Candidates for the Employment of MASTER and MISTRESS, may e.nd in their Recommendations and, Specimens of their Wilting, c. to Dr. Ramson, at the So ciety's House, No. 6, Suffuilk-street, on or before the act ing on which day maey are required to appear in person. January 25, 1795- To the HUMANE PUBLIC, Nelderly Woman, as a creditable € only god gentecd education, having, from the varios vcifsitudes of for tune, long trod the thorny path of advanity, being now reduced to the lowest ebb of distress, together with a son and daught an yeUlncapable of ailing the altived, one whom she long Arupgled for tilt now preventen ty a violent Altima !—Her Gruation calle aloud for yuty.Pomevey, teeting miki 3 “nerthy in the humblest mariner, intreats tied vumiane and haritabe affidance.—Benetaftions will be thankfully recived for her No, ata’, Dame-ftreet, RIVER, ‘SHANNON NAVIGATION, ‘Et Meeting of the High Sheriff and Grand Jury of the County of ROBCOMMON, and addes thie several Gentie in Who attended at Roscommon st Summer Affizes, 1794, GILBERT, KING, Esq. High Sheriff, in the Chair, Et SOLVED, ‘Thae lt appears ite us, that she compleacing f OMRHE Navigation of the River Brannon, anid’ thie boat adjoining thereto from Lough’ Allen to Linerick, will feffeCually to inprove and open“ the” home and foreigh to be Yiroduce OF more than two millions of acres in the IWeproof this country. 23 , it appears to Us that the execution of this Will’ most essentially advance the commerce, failures, agriculture and population’ of this kingdom, and the consequent strength of, Mie Ecpire at large, “Résolved, ‘That we will preparéy and use all our influence to support a Petition to Parliament in the. nex, Scion, to have. hig Brand objetk carried into immediacy execution, Resolved, xThar the Knights of the Shire, and the several Members. tos. Boroughs in this county be, and they are hereby requested, to pic thei interest and influence in Parliament in Support of Judh Petition, ct Gilbert King, Sheriff, Edm, Crofton, Foreman, ‘for felé ana PeHow- Jurors, Win. Keon, John Feral, homas Hbbford, Richard Ferral, of. BY Nolany ames Whiteforie, ‘Jewnly Daniel, ‘Miles Keon, Janes Kelly, lente Kelly, Jet Thewies, Robert Gui, ‘John Trench, dmds Kelly, of Kiltoom, ‘Richard Trench, =~ John Nat. Moore, Wim Shantey, James Nahoa, atri¢h toufade, ~Michael Burke, Thomas Fails, C. . Williams, , Abraham Boys, Lewis H. Merton, Christ K. Belew, Owen M'Dermot, Bima. W. Kelly, Robert Roper, ‘Whomat Keary. AT a Metting of thie. High Schiff and Grand jury of she ~ ‘Gounty of SLIGO, ‘at Summer Affices, 1794, ~ Thy BIGH. SHERIFF in the Chair, RESOLVED, ‘That compleating the, Navigation of the. A. River Shagnon, and the Rivers connected tevewithy, from Lougt Allen to Killaloe, would effectually promote the Commerce, manufactures and agriculture, and tend to the improvement of more than two millions of acres of ind in WieReart of thin kingdom. * Resolved, that we will prepares acd .use all our interest find. n@lugpee to support a Petition to Parliament,in the next Szfipin, to have thin great méssure carried into immediate ektuition, on se Thar the Knights of the Shire, and the fevera Berd rejirefealling the Boroughé fh this County be, and thereby requested to use their utinchtigtereit and in- Fee in support of such Petition, ‘Ye Cooper, Ferern Owen, Wynne, of. Fy Carper, Eivinas Ormsby, John Martin, Roger Karke, Arthur Irvine, ‘Thomas Saien, Wm. H. Phillis, James Leech, Harlow Knott, John Gething, John Invin, J. Bridgelum, AT, a Meeting of the High Sheriff and Grand Jury of the County of MAYO, at Ballinrobe, at Summer Affices, 1794, Right Hon. JAMES COFFE, Foreman. ESOLVED, “That it appears to us that the complesting af ee Navigation of the River sitannon, and the great adjoining thereto, from Louch Allen to Limeritk, will tend che@ually to improve,and open the home and fo reign markets to the practice of more than two millions of acres:o) land in the heart of his kingdom, —_ . Resolved, That it appears to us that the excotion of this great Navigation will most essentially advayer the commerce, manufactures, agriculture ,gos population of this kingpin, and the consequen strength of the Emypire at large, MARTIN KEAWAN,, Shunt JAMES CUFFE, Foreman AT a Meeting of the High Sheriff and Grea Jars of the County of GALWAY, at Galway, Sumner Affices, 1794. ROBERT GREGORY, Es iate Chair, ESOLVED, That it appears to un hne the ¢ain ploating of the Navigation of the Iver Shannon, and the great Rivers adjoining thereto, from Lough Allen to Limerick, will tend et finally to improve and open the home and foreign markers to the produce of many thousands of acres of land in the heart of this kingdom. Resolved, ‘That it appears to us that the execution of this great Navigation will insit elecrshy advance the commerce, manufacturer, agriculture and population of this country, and the consequenc length of her Empire at large. Resolved, That we all prepare, and use all our influenes, to support a Petition to faiiament in the nxt Leon, to have this grand object carried into execution. Resolved, That the Knights of the dlure, and the several Members Sgr Lorsughs in this county be, and hey are herety requested, to give the rappert am Perhaiment 1 ful measure, ROBERT GREGORY, Foreman. AT a Meeting of the High Sheriff and Clan Jury of the County of CLARE, at Ennis, ac Summer Affizes, 1794. ‘The HIGH SHERIFF in the Chair. ESOLVED, That it appears to us, that the compleating of the Navigation of te River Shenson, and the givat Rivers a joining therets, than Lough Allen to Limerick, will tend effectually to improve and open the Home and Foreign Markets, to the produce of more than Two Milliona of Acres of Rand, in the heart of this Kingesm, Hesolved, ‘What it appears to us, that the extcution of this great Navigation, will most esentially advare the Dominiac, Manufultures, Agriculture, and Population of Wik Kangdom, and the consequent strength of the Emyire at large, Resolved, That we will prepare and ust all our influence to support a Petition to Parliament in the next option, to have the grand object earned into execution Resolved, Thar the Knighw of the shire, and are several Members for Boroughs in this County, by, and by are hereby requested 40 Uf, their intergrand influence in parhanent in support of such Yettion, George Studdert, sheriff, Edward O'Brien, John Armsby Van leleur, Shumas Crowley, Samuel Spayah, Frangevi‘Nanataray pe ota dert, Reorpie Ly fight, Io, Blood, Agbert Young, de Wethropp, Rcnard Pallise, Jon Rickman, Fenton, John Hiesman, Kisnares ‘Thomas Steele, F. Macuamasa, of Weelings, Wm, Stuckpoole, Henry Butler, . Waiter Weldon Molony, Ceorre Studilert, Tioiman Mor oiyy Jamas GU' Sryen, ‘Shacy M¢ Nama, Jobs ‘Symin, igh Sherif? geet Grand: Jury of the AT a ae of th e ak Se. Francis's Abbey, at sumer * County oT MIMERICE Aizesy 17943... ° * : JON THONMAS Wee OFF, EG. High Sheri, In the EIR gee eees The following Reolutiong yvere, unanimously agreed to: ESOLVED, Thagthe Corhptation of the Navigation ai the lGidersianneny ‘from Rough Allen’ to Limerce, was effectually improve the Home-and- Foren Markus, and open them to the produceor’s great part of this Kingdom. © Resolved, “That the speady, completion of this rest: Navi Adios will centially advorce the Commerce, Manubtures, Agriculture, and Population of its Kingdom, Resolved, That’ we will exert all our“influence in rappare of. a Petition to Parliament next dession, to Save’ this peut objectk immediately executed. Resolved, That our Repiii Centatives in Parliament are hereby requested (tenuously to fippose this of oval mature, JOHN THO WESTROBP, Sheriff, wUWARD CROKGR, Foreman, for cif and perors., we ye AT Meeting of the Hich-Shegtth andy Grand Jury of the Lounty of TIPPERARY, at Clenasell, ae Summer a Ailix., AFS4 ne a * D. 4. TOLER, Thy, High Scriffy in the Cling. The following Resolucions were agreed to; ESOLVED, ‘That it appears to us, that the completion of the Navigation of she-iiver Shanes, anid rie gee ac Kivory adjoining the fune, from Lough Alley to Linrally wat Yond effectually to improve and Open the Home and Foreign Marvels, 1 the produce of more than Two Million of Acres of Land,in the heart of this Kingoi, Resolved, That it appears to us, that the execution of this Great Navigation will most ef,icially advance the Ganymere , Manufaatures, Agriculture, and Population of this Kingdo, and the consequent strength of the Empire st large. Resolvedy That we will prepare and use all our influence to support a Petition to Parliament in the nextation, to save this grand object carried into ‘immediate exertion, Resolved, That the Knights of the’ Shire, and the vera other Members returned to represent this, County in, Haryae meat te, and they are hereby requested to” use their utmost inluence, ‘interesnd exertions, in support’of Mich Petit ome D.M. TOLER, Snesiis, JOM BAGWELL, and Fallow jueort.: AT @ Meeting of the High Sherif and Grand Jury of ao KING's COUNTY, are also of the several Gentlemen who attended at Summer Affices, 1794, ESOLVED, That it appears to us that the completion of the Navigarin of the River Shannon, and the great Rivers adjaining thereto, from Ledgh Allin to Limerick, well lend ef. étually to improve and open the Fieme and Fore Markets, ‘6 the produce of more than ‘two Millions of Aciva of Land in the tigart of this Kingdon. Refived, Phat .t appears tn us, that the execution of this great Navigation will most essentially advance the Commi, Manufactures, Agriculture, and Popultion of his Kingdom, and the consequent threngen of the Empire at hrge Resolved, That we will prepare one of alone influence to support a Petitipe to Parliament in the next setfiom, to save this grand object carried into immediate execution. ~ ‘ ROBERT JAMES ENRAGHT, High Sheriffs, L. PAIGONS, and Fellow Jurors, ANN SMYTH, PWOGLEN-DRAPER, Non, PARLIAMENT-STREET3 CL URNS Gneere Thanks ® her Friendy,and the Bathe for all Favours hither heck to a quaint twin that she bay this day taken Mr. JOHN RICHOLSON Into Par cership, and that the Guinners to future wail he carned on ty and under the Firm of SMYTH own NICHOLSON, Whip will, as usual, be exter fively aforted, and hope for a comtinuance of the commands of these Frieda, which they will endeavour to merge. No.2, PARLIAMENT- ETREAT, January ty 1795. Fashionable Woollen Drapery and Mens’ Mercery. MURPILY, no. Ay PARLIAMENT-STARET 5 ESPECTFULLY acquaints the Nobility and Gentry, he has completed his Winter Assortment of the newest and most cashionable WOULL- LOLD LAPE KY and MIND MEK = CERY, whileengranty chet t Tin Lprnison under his own Infection, will, he hopes, give ATSGRion—army as ufe... will he fed on such reasonable terms as to secure thet farthe protection. W. 8. The Greatest Variety of FANCY WAISTCOAT !, aea'ly nefren as they appear in London. —An Apprentis wilted —— Jan. 5.1795 CARPET, BLANKET, WOOLLEN-DEAPERY, AND MENS MERCERY JoREHOUSE, BLACKER awd BRISCOE, No. 145 PARLIAMENT=STREET, EGee ijvform their Fiends and the Pubic, that they have Jat laid in their entire Winter Arion es Ch thay wat amit saperb variety of every article wa poe Marey Watk qoating and Mens Mircery Line. They are, as usual, tuppled with the pewelt patterns of Teuffels, Wilton, 1th, and every otter denomination of Carpeting, Chart les ws Counter pare Quilts, wach the largest Led Layuith and dah Risnkers, ac. ‘They take this Opportunity Gl rotor layther finerce age knowleaments for the very ample encaragement they have received (ice teel commencement in Hutiness, 663 To OFFICER Scommanding Regiments alLAVALKY, RAFFERTY, ARMY AND NUNIENG SADLER, 46, GarAT darraik | 16 EGS Ieave to auquaint the Gyliers cei nansing Tepte Meaty of Cavelry tow rnitirg, Vit fetus dacdclesy Bridles, and Appointments shways ready for deuveryy ne gobity, of Whale tradke will be such as to give partiular WB. A vanety of Hunting Sade, or de, ready. SERJLANT MAJOR, Noattee Yourg Maat we appealed to aébos $1. ate Bhaja, Weer WHI Leer ward any Ceprle aya rading a wesy Aggurent, thin setyed 10 Years ib it Ieki s Wemtarche Lee, cod tay barely bee at the making of he giment of Miltia, Sock Gyuchimeas bie, bowe ing ats er will be waited only resing a varie Pus as he bras hered,
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