... Ruffian Watds Gallicia to are advancing, by towaras the frontiers ava OF thefe troops will My, 2 th, frontiers, till Ye. Ops of Whig, Pop ? the they ‘witl ity Petition, deftined to Of the Engtifh a- ~ The Emperor has forbidden the ex- portation of all Ruffian ...

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... of Vienna, that thc French are inclined to negociate anewfor the evacuation of Egypt. Tuefday a very numerous meeting of the Whig Club took place at the Crown and Au- cho r, in the Strand. Earl Thanct %%as in the Chair. Air Fox fignified his intention of ...

... gave rife to two parties, which pretty near- ly divided the kingdom of _ politicians for the greater part of it. The terms Whig and Tory originally underf{tood to mean thofe who were friends, and thofe who were enemies to the revolu- which placed king ...

... ro- of this toiraer a thing~ -whiche would have fear- tu ore ed all former polliticians ; a thing which, if our o. iily old whig politicians were noxc to heat, they ii orwould turn in th~eir graves; ti Ifwe l'av,- mnaelt pe~ace w avit France, flthut en- ...

... mtniftry relative to them 60. State of the country 60. Marquis Exeter's ftate bed Union v. ith Ireland commences.. Meeting of the Whig Club. Order for feizute of veflels belonging to Ruffia, Sweden, and Denmark. Annuity to Welltflcy 68. His indifpofed- Maniac ...

... will alfo 'r Gry. But nothing is yet definitively ar- Alr Addington, it is faid, has explained to rlofthe M8.Iem!bers of t We Whig Party, the .oada LpOO which he hopes for the indepen- f thofe gentlemen. Among other topofesto repeal all thofe a2ts vhichi ...

... is to be appointed Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, and I to be accomnpanied by the Right Hon. Charles Long as his Secretary. The Whig Club held a meeting yelferday when Mr Sheridan prefided. He flated that he had once before been in the Chair, when the Club ...

... [, they have experienced, they looked surprisingly n well, still preserving some little tinge of their e Egyptiain hue. The Whig Club held a meeting yesterday when Mr Sheridan presided. Thursday last being the anniversary of the birth of her Royal Highness ...

... General Coote, anl other distin- gui-'ied officers, dined wvith Colonel Joiynston-e upon the occasion. 'I'ucsdaya mecting oftlte Whig Clltb ?? ie' at ihe London Tavxrim, MIr Aldermr;m Conmdo in the Chair. ?? was supported by ?? DokC 0! Norfolk, the atl 'of ...

... the reigni of QOeen Anne, was the . IHoute filre that thie Prince, if he wanted money would 1nut go to the Tories, or the Whigs, and fee which ?? pay him mof i It was upon this principle that tbe King niigltt choofe hlis r Minifters ; not from any talents ...

... bronze, of the late Duke of, Bedford, be el fted by public and-voluntary subscription, in the centre of Russel-square. The Whig Club have appointed a Committge to consider of the. most proper meians pf testi- fying their resped and veneration for the ...