... of 25,000 of our troops, the Seratkier Achmec Benedid hu'ie? made but a very thort ftand. That body retired to Siliftria : ;whig the Ruffians, it is feared, have begun to ‘befiege. Tt is affured, thar there have been two | more engagements, Oae near Chorifwa ...

... Perfonage pow 2£s the Part that her deceafed Brother did lsft Sem: mer, by becoming a Mediatrix between the K. and his old. «Whig Minifters, That her late Vifit to S—we was with a Vicw t 0 have them recalled, and to fettle the Terms of their Aceepiance ...

... unjuft and arbitrary expulfion from his profellorthip there, takeo much votice of, and had | the friendtip of all the emineat whigs then in | Lovdoo :—Amongl thele, Secretary Craggs, Addifon, Stecle, Mr. Walpole, Sir Joleph Jekyl), Sir Peter Kin‘f. and Lord ...

... ~— certainly have dcne, had Mr. PiTT_been then Prime Mi& nifter ; and without regarding whether the Adminifiration N wore a Whig or a Tory Complexion. “As to my Thoughts of the prefent Miniftry, which I am fancy, and hath-n6t had Time fufficient to .cove ...

... under water; the timber began to give way, and the velfels fafiened to them afifted in draggi them into the harboar. The moon, whi:g occafionally broke through the clouds, difclofed a profpe@ which baflles ‘all defcription: fhips driving before the hurricane ...

... fo, who call themfelves of your Party. : You molt not now be angry, Gentlemen, if 1 take the Liberty to affirm, Yoo are no Whigs, though you affome 11 forihe Faults and indeed the Sum of all the reft, That the King has a Right to chufe hi¢ Servants, and ...

... it not the Whigs who were originally the promoters and ¢ flablifhers of bribery and cprrupsion both in and out of parliament, or 3¢ lealt was bribery ever fo much in falhion as inthe time of Bir Robert Walpole that great favorite of the Whigs? N 6 Friend ...

... faving of this fum, which is the conlequence of the furrender of the Diitcli Ficet, gannot be put in competition with the manxin'whig'h the Dutch fhips fubmitted; for had they refifted, they might from the nature of their fituation, have been able to withftand ...

... Fra khn, _ Hurningham. Thomas Handley. Penjamin Shepleard, Pastord. .} James Harnis. = Richard | ytgit, Woitra b, f Willag Whigs'.ead, Jolme Cook, - { Joho Staniey, o Ao, ! s bansl Frreey : ...

... is av fbllows ; viz. A doubrful debtor owing a {um of money to each, made 2 propofal to }end therd, lace for their bills, whi:g wae gladly accepted at his owa price, although they loft 20 or 30 per ceat. by ! the bargain. ’%he goads are all difpofed of ...

... ‘which Gilivered up, the purft and the credi Oft%t nation into the hands yhln prince; \t? referved ‘e ihmul‘ dmn?fmé::ég s whig pastifans, the prinee, ¢ ; ’ ‘a ctotemp , was nffed to., the. chme.m a snm thought it wauld be il policy tq commente his reign ...

... it will anfwer well encugh; and you need not be afraid of their circalating at home, in fpite of fcalcs and weights, «nd _whig ...