The New Hampshire Gazette And General Advertiser

LONDON, October 18. Letters from Dublin, by the last mail, mention that the enormities committed by the mob every day become more desperate. A reputable draper was, last week upon a charge of importing English articles, taken out of his house, and dragged by a prodigious number of people to a place called the Tenter Grounds, near the Earl of Meath's Liberty, where he was tied to a post, and lashed by those rioters till he fainted; they then tarred and feathered him, and led him through the principal streets of the city. He now lies so dangerously ill, that his life is despaired of.

Another account says, that great disputes arise daily between the volunteers and the Officers of the army on Dublin duty: and that the gentlemen in the suite of the Lord Lieutenant seldom go abroad without meeting with insults from the populace.