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... complaints; each bottle 78• duty included. Fox's lit a H-DAY.—On Monday next. the Anniversary of the birth-day of that illustrious Whig, Charles Fox, will be celebrated in this city by a large party of his friends at the Bush Tavern. The toasts and conversation ...
... his kingdom with France. It remains seen whether this will be raii fied the Curies, who are fortunately constructed oft the Whig principle, »f an effective controul over th* weak, wicked, and arbitrary inclinations Prince*. - We further understand, that ...
... statement which the master giv s, is, that the 12th alt. part of Lord Wellington's troops were put iq motion, and the rigljt whig the army, under tin- command of Sir Howland Hill, »as engaged with the enemy on the several day? of the 13th, 14th, and lost ...
... greet interest mid importance. hoer uitto-slack altd Co. I box ditto-I. CI& rid Son., I at Spithead ; the cast end despised Whigs. We are tole, for example, 4es. Pease -.. to ---. oat. oss. Mi. to 32 . Cd. h a ' ' hos ditto-H. Leach and Co. I park ditto-Baker ...
... dollars (mentioning Pearly the nun.ber) which he had oil In sat.' were concealed,--The following vessels have been mowed by the Whig American privateer: the Fan e, of ler-. y. from Brl.rol to Teneriffe ; Alex. ander Bevan. from Viana .rt Wa•erf:ord; Sr. Lawrence ...
... convoy of the l.esiathan, 74, and Ulysses frigate. The Eolus, Crabtree, from Newfoundland to Bristol, was taken (he alt. by the Whig American privateer, and «ent for America.—[See the letter./funs Limerick and Milford in preceding coittmn.J BRISTOL IMPORTS ...
... ton ; and the Antelope, Jumeaux, from Havaunah to Guernsey, were all taken between the 7th and 2nli ■lt. the David Porter, Whig, Shark, and Cliassear American privateers. The Mary, Owen, was sent fur America. The Prudence and the Favourite were burnt; ...
... against the supposition, that I stand here the ot a : I know p>rty, but that the Constitution. regard the names of Tory, and Whig, the r-illt fiction, aud the watch word* division : I look upon the artificial balance • parti s the State, each ■ the o her ...
... myself against the supposition that I stand here the organ of party : I know no party but of Constitution regard of Tory of Whig rallying-sounds of and the watch of division : I look upon the artificial balance of twe parties in State each hostile other ...
... watchwords of division Mr ever considered Whig as the champion of genuine Whig principles and and standard which the purity of such principle best : if then follow principles iuhjedts me to ior I glory in of Whig Bur Gentlemen that objedt of this Meeting ...
... air should aliach oursetaes lu party but that of the tun >n , but c.iuld not wtt'> dcclaraiion, that the iiowea uf Tory ..nd Whig are ii'itlnng more than the tall sing sounds of faction, »nd 111 ■ watch-words of division. Mr Fis ever the clmnipioii of mi* ...
... rupture 24 Open ditto 21 all reports political orma principles will inform draw proper from above confer obligati on Sir your WHIG READER ft In-dttn to this is curious well in East the dispersed over Hindustan including nearly million using various that ...