... Verse Moses, under the direction of Divine Providence, conducting, the Children of Israel from Egypt to the Promised Land. Whig Ciup.T—At the meeting of the Club yesterday, Mr. Clifford gave Sir Francis Burdett as a toast; which was objected to by, ...

... Sirius, were captured by the enemy, as two of them have been recaptured and sent into port the Mediator and Pomona frigates. The Whig Club had a very numerous and respectable meeting yesterday, at the Freemason's Tavern, the Duke of Bedford in the Chair. On ...

... field, and the heroism his death—arc worthy the imitation of all who desire, like him, a life honour and a death of glory. Whig Club.—The last meeting for the season was held yesterday, at the London Tavern, Mr. Byng in the Chair, vice Mr. Alderman Coombe ...

... Madoeks, and Major Cart* wrighu In th? speech delivered Sir Francis, upon the drinking, of his health, was severe upon those Whig Members of Parliament who had rather cooled uj>ot! tin* subject Reform, but very lavish in praises of Mr. Wardle, who returned ...

... in the Sheriffs throughout the comest: after having received mill in one day for Sir F. Eurdeit, whose friends, the old Whigs, they called themselves, had also pulled with other votes, including Mr. Sheridan, Mr. firskinc, Sic. when Mr. Mainwaring's ...

... hearing that, Majesty's health, which had been slowly mending before, has been improving very rapidly siuce Friday last. ' , The Whig Club dined yesterday the London Tavern] but Mr. Fox, Mr.Grey, &e.' being detained in the Commons by their Parliamentary duty ...

... his late escape from the machinations of wicked traitors, which was supported Lords Onslow and Leslie, and voted unanimously. Whig Club.-Yesterday the Members of this respectable society dined together the Crown and Anchor Tavern. The usual toasts, and the ...

... directions receive from inhabitant, on the Ist February next, only one half of the Poor's Rate which was paid the last quarter. Whig Ctuß.—The monthly meeting was held yesterday the Crown and Anchor, the Hon. Thomas Erskinc in the Chair; when the Sovereignty ...

... cheaper. The Malt heavy. Oats are in middling supply, and not dearer.— The high price very hue Wheat keeps that Flour. The Whig Club timed at the L-md-m avert-, Samuel Whitbrcad, Ks*j. ihoCt'.a'r. '• •' it..- his Ma'es'y's histh-d.'.y, Mr. V •• S * v ...

... children he said turret lateri lethalis aruiufa. went on a most extravagant stile in this way, and talked of the Duke the Whig Club, the King and Royal Family', as being all leagued against him. Mr. Solicitor General called a number of witnesses, who ...

... William, it is true, was different character from one who would take such sinister advantages ; but auother might, and appealing Whigs, and then to Tories, incline those only %vho would pay most; whilst, the other hand, it would operate as the establishment ...