... claufes, Mr. Canning) Mr. k re,&c. &c. &c. UThglle other Orders af the Day beinig difpo~fd of, the gourer6djournedy | * 9, WHiG ALARM%'S', N: I. dn i~onda;. ...

... brea4d. g E- ?? eveninig was fpent with great conviviality and 'ti the healths of-Mr. -Fox and levertil other illufirious -11 Whig caraaers were drank with enthufiafn . ai The; new regulation,' n hatp erfons applying for pars- a 'ports for Franc,4 ri-; irodVl& ...

... admc ~ye 'tin pri thiatni tef avt e e atfrf e mea P S t- MC- 7ri 0 co IInnfotfbi ~ vr nao i i rito d bI ,fnr La -To o lnly sl Whig Wliieo,'£itlyities ?? on teurpo n~et %ilcs , 6rcdu- U A luilteyh vean o ter every -it siC ~ ?? ul i n Jc not Sringhird in'vcked ...

... at th head of the Nottingham Tories F and two of his fons fubfcribing money in f'ppport ofthe ITory Candidate, againfl the Whig Member. The friends of Mr; BIRcH, in Nottingham, were r the fame who addreffed his Majefly lalT fumner in fa- s voutr of the ...

... exclaiiov .of Mr. Fox, 'our opinon hasjhngal eenI exprelk& -e ha' b' expred i th fledy at- %kchmene we :hiv ever fltw to tlie great Whig pniiqci- p. cri which ith fcheie of his publlic life has .been 3Rtained. We ivill onlyjremnarkc therefore. with rkf- rto 'hina ...

... rot unrworthy the favours conferred upon me by my Sovereign, and particularly from this great City. WHIG CLUB.-YCfLerday there was a meeting of the Whig Club-at the Crown and Anchor. In the ab- fince of Lord THANE'T, Mr. Fox preiided. The toafts. of the ...

... exem~pted from the affeffmgrst under the pre- t o7uilflha° iarliamrlent I raoif a L4nd TIax. -- * 3~lond~onAprflle, WOO.DTPhORPi:. WHIG. CLIB. To HE next Meeitihg of the'. WIiG CLUB will be on . Tuerday, the .3d of May, at' the Crown and Anchor Ta- I . The Monourable ...

... party will not heritate to apply any odious epithet to its adverfary; but the generally under# flood dfllinc1ion was the old Whigs and the Tories. The latter party, favourable to the views of Govern- mept, has been in the habit of abufing and calumniato ...

... to fee fomething- like the cordudt of that great man imitated on the prefent occafion. Yefterday there was a Meeting of the Whig Chlub, but nothing particular occurred. The Courier de Londres fays, II It is, certain that there was a negociation to indri ...

... beraufe we t and our allies were conflantly beaten on the Continent, becaufe France was fuccefsful on the Continent. All the Old Whigs of this country confidered fuccefs on the Continent as neceflary to procure a good peace.-s They held that naval fuccefs alone ...

... rclpedi, ' Ladies and Gent'llemen, 117,Leadenhall- Yourmof.obedfenitand devcited fcrirant, Ict Xay27, ' ' ' GEORGE 1MiLLE'li'. WHIG CLUB. ?? I 'HE next Meeting of the WI-HIG CLUB will be -on TurSDAY the ;th -of Jane, atf the Lohdodb Tavern, Bifhofleate-ftreet ...

... at No. 5, 1 ork-1±ret, Covszit g~~rdeo; CC Of Mr. D)utlaoii Old B~rc44 Ltcel. - I WHI-I CLU.01 -,'HIE next Mesting of the WHIG CLUB will be 0n0 lTUrE5A the 7th of June, at the London Lavei, Mr. Alderrnan COMI3E in the Chair. ?? W~2AR D)S. Mr. Alderman ...