... commitzing any Trefpals or Lepredatiarsin the W ade belonging so the fard M(.'&.y.yvh' under PPrecence of geeting Broom. sricks, Whig=flack y orQuict:enings, vron anyother Ivieree whatfeever, we, tbc fud Wikh.m Townfhe and Samac) Buteley, have direfled that ...

... 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 ...

... 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 : ...

... o .l v Ay Al o Si. QY W mo , 'i eenl to dilcover. lig aphed on t:(:‘fi',r 5 - -5 majlam’ {flbe.w;:' L .ayb,o.‘hmlh'al = whig] v {hé author” . . bl i K . A u Y o n“’ o Ay -‘“ s Gaze | .\ . v 2., - ( > on by ae #‘?\:* ‘9: ned\? % % Y able, B 0 ...

... Ket, Kone or reputrbls hopkecpers in Che . meore owns 1n '{; j} . = “o frequene neig K |s} ) l:e .1 . /v “““3‘ > - Al whig) \' -‘\' o ‘ofl. N A 4 s “ Rl ‘1 v ) S P ) Jul- S LR by .:o‘.' ) r. A f;u.w : worth, D 5% _etrering, THE! mofl » . Y . ~'* ...

... S ’ A new publication from the pen of Mr, Burke is fhortly to make its appearance. Tt is a letrer from | the Old Whigs to the New Whigs, the lattet of whom | Mr. Burke treats with great irony,—le means 1o . eftablifh, that the dofirines of fome of our ...

... ia allowed in the exchange—as each 18 15 HBIGHTH RECEIPY, whether Blaok or Prize, wik be exchinged for gn ENGLISH SIXTEENTH, whig is Morth morfe then the p'oE#fiu of the 101, Prizes, ank will ?MA&!@&C hhzublbm - : i875-onthe s P’m*smouol 125 o—onthelopAßes ...

... Atheifts, Socinians, Puritans unknown j ¢No fiereq Republicans tofliake the Throne: “ No wars envenom'd by religious hate, * Nor Whig, nor Tory to convulfe the State, D T e o t ing reign'd a > e-.l‘.on‘nh mutaal :‘nnlinl.-km. ¢ Nature their guide, lw their ...

... effemimate » . - DADLEY's -CREDITORS. - = - = l ‘HE Creditors of- the late WILLIALI & DADLEY, are defired to mAh;iniflum..*q the Whig Bear lan in Coveriry, aday the 3oth fuftang, by Bleven o'Clock in the qz“o-luud ihe Affairs, and of the outßanding Debts, (which ...

... ;—it him of an oblervaticn by Swift; that - thotgh he would not fay' thet every Infidel was ; “Wiig yét he would &y that every Whig was an In 3 and with equal trith he would ob&rvc that 40 b times he alluded (0, though every Jacobie - mightnot be a High Churchman ...

... “fent bill, be faid, were juftified by precedents, z:a the beft times in-this country ; they were jaftified bycondu@ of the Whigs at the Revolution, and had Been purfucd in every warin which we had &g contend ..qm.fi:fljuhxwidn ek fa&tiom, :l Right Honourable ...