... Bonaparte, there now, pence but submission.” Perhaps h.s estimation at the Russian Court. .t something. But is possible that tne Whigs, the Grenvilles, and Mr. IM coll,(l agree in Council? No, not incut,t. And, if Mr. Pitt comes in without them, which appears ...

... consider of petition to his Majesty to remove Lord Melville from his councils. It was also said yesterday, at a meeting of the Whig-club, that means were taking to procure meetings of the freeholders of Middlesex and Surrey, for the same purpose. To stimulate ...

... necessities 'if ihe. public service demanded, —did not readily divide his influence with almost ail the worth and talents of the Whig Opposition ? It bad j! been said, that lie was fit only peace Minister : hut, when did any oilier so ably meet the storms war ...

... attention m the conversation, which was of a political naturJ was jocularly uslted by one of them, if knew an] tndtpenutnl Whig meant, Whv Sir, replied. *' i conceive it to mean a tot that ultachrd lu I lit CVotdn, and receives no assistance from the ...

... and Mr. Hyng; Sir William Milner. Sir Francis Burden, Mr. Alderman Combe, anti several other distinguished Gentlemen in the Whig interest sat al the same table. Immediately after dinner Mr. Fox proposed tin Orders and A nvgp.TiyEMENTs arc tcccivedhv r- ...

... hazardous experiment : -sue i cx .. runent, it is hoped, smells too strongly of the empiricism that fumes from the shop ...

... Chief Mourner, Lord Hoh,akd. The Carriages bearing the Directors of these so lenm riles. dors Westminster, four and four, i the Whig Club, three and three. .Members Parliament, two and two. Carnages of the Nob.lily, &c &.c. is not yet understood whether the ...

... nt of hostilities. lemn and affecting. The Members of the' jesty issue o-ders that they mty Ldy Hood met with accident go- Whig Club, and 176 electors of Westmin-1 put in state t) much without delav. t’’,-: 0,1 board the Centaur, at Portsmoujh, ster, ...

... if held an adequ: ■r table General Blucher t ipplies, and embarrass I enemy. the main body of the th ?re not the least me whig, under Prince Hohen bai'ecrossed the Elbe; bn tio>, we cannot understanr The French army, afte the 14th, divided into two tinder ...

... the jjhertest -. ■ -r■• •>n-l ,u Co.’a E OEi-K.’lH 23, ConihiU, -rJ. (' yjy'ri./ {'rwi*, u/hi S*, .If. t'.s Hill, '■jnnr. O-.whig out Stf.oi;L Ti.Rr h'.rins Kk!)\V. tile 2Wh inst. Tjctcsrs ati Sdatt areSenior, -red Numbers, amt did '.vt-si I'm-i-s. a ...

... Jersei Essex Nomnahom Guernsey and Hams Someraei Alderney. MINISTERIAL ARRANGEMENTS. the Morning Chronicle, the organ of the Whig party.) On Friday Lord Grenville bad an audience of the Prince of Wales; and the Noble Lord had also conferences with Lord ...

... neither the one nor the other. sometimes throw a shaft at a Minister sometimes at a demagogue: rcsolred, tho Torias call us Whig, and Whigs a Tory,” stick the balance. A party-man appears to like a man with one eye.— He sees but one side of a question. If he ...