... Is from The Arew Vrlor ldvertiser`:, VJIaG[1t1Ai.-While congratulating Richmond I on the decline of the cholera (says the whig). we have melancholy accounts of its progress in other places. We are afraid that the black population of the United Stater ...

... or 73, still pay 3 per cent. Moreover, that it is no easy matter to destroy tile capabilities of a great nation ;and that Whigs, Tories, and RadicalsBussians, Turs, sand English may quarrel among.'e themselves, or with each other, and the interest ot ...

... of the EastIndia Company (Mr. Swinton, of Swlnton), is understood to have been long undecided whether he should support the Whig Candidate (Mr. Marjoribanks) or Captain Maitland ; but of course Esrl Home's favour has decided him. We have received a letter ...

... in Parliament, I have received contiempt and abuse. Hutnour aud civility might have been, my portion, had I joined either Whigs or Tories ; but I .was not vexed or disappointed. I knew that such a course could please neither of the dominant parties, and ...

... OLD SUBSCRIBER. MR. M. A. TAYLOR. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. S1t-Speaklug of the rancorous opposition of the Whigs, as well as the old Corrupttonists and Tolies, to Mr- Huome, In your excelileit publication of this day, you observe, But ...

... ly, several letters from Whig Candidates, asking for my sipport and influence at the late election; or,~ in other words, that I should dicmate to my tenantry I As to the argument of The limes, that the return of so many Whig Mem- bers must convince all ...

... appeared, and that suc issgeerally the destitiite condition of the poor fellows applying for rerlief, 0o one, not a 'ire1rikis Whig, could joke or triiae with them for a moment. Mayl call your attention to:the case of poor Mackenzie in the True Sun of th ...

... appeared as a third candidate, but did not obtain a single vote. Too result of this election Is looked on as a triumph of the Whigs over the Tories, the unsuccessful can- didate being supported by sis whole Influence of the families of Clive and Wynn. At ...

... to do so. He declared, however, that be had uot, and would not attach himself to ary partv exclusively-he was neither Tory, Whig, nor Radical, although Zn some qoestlons he might be found according with each of them- and that his time and talents should ...

... Lieuren- ant-Governor. The disturbances in the \Vet Indies have occasioned a considerable reduction, 'to our gn risoo, and the Whigs, in the plenitude of their wisdomare endeavouring to deprive a number of new settlements 01 ihe advantages of religion in ...

... HobLouse has beern talked of. Green Bentley, Ejq,, Deadmanstone HaIl, has IUsued an address to the electors. Mr Bentley is 4f Whig printciples, hut his address is very general. Iti James Knight, of Huddersfield, and formerly of Ha litax, hs a ,16 ffered ...

... must be owing to the lack of- sufficient produce for all-to4 a defi- ciency of supply as compared with the demand. Not so our Whig economists, however. According to them, our distress arises from having too much, not too little !-from our inability to find ...