... aill Book. sellers. This day is published, price 2o. 6dd oat T EDIB URGH MAGAZINE, No. IV for CONTENSz.-I. The Tories, the Whigs. and the Court.-2. 05Rule Britannia-3. The Banik Chsarter.-4. The Land of Castes. By thle author of ' Corn Low Rhymes.-5. ...

... Hungary.t r it The Court Jotrolt says, the calculation is, that there e will be iu ?? nerv Prliamest ttwo hundred aind fortyi e Whigs and rtio hundred and sixty Tories. ft! t. ' The NAosrolliste (Parisian paper) formally denies that f ilte Austrisns are in ...

... talten to excludO every thin, wvhich ca be ?? as party politics, oil which can give offence to teasonable persons, whether Whigs or Torie; -and the author pledges himself that nothing shall have a place in the work which is not caicula to prensote the ...

... to the subject of his communication, which is to the full as much to our taste as political discussions and the wrangles of Whigs, Tories, and Radicals. CArlA-In reply to the inquiry of A Moderate Reformer, and JVel wishher to tseopreseat Admsinistratione ...

... moro bumble, Is bept on Stor gizing; to For ?1cvec'e now greet. and grtat men are etarel she The Tories are set, end the Whigs are now blazing,- K'ng?. statesmen, logicians, a-nd sons of old Mars. ?? Bat the star-never setting, my, brilli ntly sliming ...

... any oui ?? i' rt. WVIneS AND Toatos -Ouii' corresluoudent, A Strident, is in. tirrini. iii , inl thle reign iif George I the Whigs vwere t'ree i.,iiverians, and tile Tories Jacobites. LA ?? our core.Tprudent *AxSCS vvill consult Lady Mi',rkxri,i ?? lnce ...

... Howe] Hunlie, y Person; Situ; Bryn Tee, Ffarcnivr. un o'l Bliwyfolion; a Dqfvtld Dwveyd y, fwir, Yindeithyddl. Gan Audtrr y Whigs a'r 'furies, Air. &-c. V llewrpard brith yn liarpio'r pr-ridd, Beth gwell at dybygid a'i Bugail via flaidd. SYR UtoVe.Wel ...

... and Which was r eubseqttentl'y copied into the B Iitst Northhern Ahig as f fron the CottornuIlt1 Ranger. Outa friend of the Whig. no doubtt ?? it, but if he or our etnrespondent will 0 tstrn to our publicalion of the 25th ult. he will there find I the ...

... Brougham was aprotege .of Pitt. In noticing this blunder, we informed our brother I -editor that Henry Brougham had been a Whig ever since tie had been known to the public. He still, however, persists in his tale, for the sake of consistency, no doubt; ...

... litre limp in measure, hut also entirely der reversed the writer's obvious meaning. The paint itt. has tended wsas, that the Whig doctors had prscaribedf the nate. wet seu dagrt ~hrhan ?? and the gn mi o amiite I. lhewod racl'dws miaprinted emi Prsne.Tetw ...

... the north;-and-from-grword-Whigain, used in drivirtg thelrthorsee, allwbo drove were called the WhIgwmores. and shorter-the Whigs. , N.owi sla that vear: . after the news ctme down of :thq Dluke q *Hilailron's tl defeat', the ministers nmtdterpplfo.iea4 ...

... Letter from a Liberal Bel ry Whig-8. A Glance at the German Annuala for 1833-9. The sq~ ,Y Magic Key-lb. Sketches by HB, from the Portfolio of the miI of Ettrick Shepherd. No. II, I.L-d B -m to Joseph Gri- aid I adi, Esq.-l]. A Whig asadie ourhit to be-a Pure ...