... parties arc contending, with much violence, for the lead in the city ; they are dillin- guifhed by the epithet* of Whigs, and Independent Whig* i tl.e former are growing povseil'ul in weight and number, fince the arrival of the navy and army of Great Britain ...

... mid a ftrong corned is c .pi fled tit tween the Court party and that elpouftl by the friend* ol Lord Cra- ven, and the c!d Whig intc. eil. . •Ti* faid, the had?tt wiil not be open »d l-i-ther.' tlute weeks to come, anil ili.it t lit n nt'iii »i it will ...

... C'.sii-i lATios- ,--i tl-t Mealiin's 1 :rrt r i , »n ?? refpefl t . the liii'.i.h C.li'iiies in ?? .rrieris •' An timllih Whig tan n.-n-r I • lo nnju 1 In hi- Countiy and to ri.ht R.-.l .11, „s .1 .•' ' ...