... vanity,:but pof.. flu -* efs a juft confidence in his--gesiiiu; and powers . for in ?? T -r - WHico CLt7B.-The meeting of the- Whig.T ed Club yefterday evening-, being the firft in the t lie feafon, -was liut thinly attended, patritiular-ly of fee ac- the ...

... Son, of Genoa, has flopped payment. It has failed for a very large fum; it was one of the greatef1 banking-houfes, in Italy. WHIG CLUB. - This Club - held its firft Meeting for the feafon veflerday at the Crown and Anchor. Mr. Byng was in the Chair.- the ...

... violc. z, bert tI re :.-e hopc they will nc. be attended by asy serious I conseqcu'l'ces. eI at tei' Clsb.--The meeting-of the Whig Chlb t h OTii Tne.day evening, being the t;i.-t in the sca- I son, xvas- brrt tiltnuly att~ended: xxir- Byng w- io the Chair ...

... Nor- . wich and NorfQik Advertifer.-Although conduiced on the principles, and patropifcd by many Itullch advocates of the Whig intereft, yet the fuccefs thereof g9raud not be atG fured; the eftablitfliahint of a provincial netvfpaper being e a far more ...

... reducing him to his true level, and chewing him, when standing alone, how poor and insignificant be is ! I am, Sir, &c. &c. A WHIG OF THE OLD SCHOOL. Yesterday a Court of Direaors was held at the East India House, when a number of tenders of ships were opened ...

... very particular description, it would not be an improbable conjedlure that the precaution was adopted on some such suspicion. WHIG CLOB.-Yesterdaythe Duke ofNoRFOLIi was Chairman.ofthis Club, who held their Meeting at the London Tavern, when his (orace ...

... instruments to an- MI!L( e canvass, startled several days later than the old i~t ild icT, and yet such is still the irrfloei'ce of Whig prin'- ar- ciples in Herts, tic had aco votes more than Mr. BA IK- 'F, ner could boast, until he had 'the support of lsis sne ...

... igltOlorance.-- * ?? tis le ixetnoirs of Sir Wiln. JoiRts 'it ,i~ld l to [inn that great 1i01, 11o ill ) ,ltiiS ?? ;L slecillded Whig, fpeakingy fi ' iiial cllical of the Coliflitutioll of his Coutn- - nikdvelt by) thle ilnterelienh el~ainours of t teiileiI ...

... imposes one Qnstitution, Tnay impose apo- thcr, It-is n-t' the happinesi of:Holland; .ut its entire 'dpepdaptpe, and subiisiQsi.whig. .tic French can have iin view, Till Roland is. .re~cued by th} interference and prote5led by~tle gupantee ofpowers able tao ...

... several of the most re- speatable persons~in Elw. 'r. Sherida, Mr. Er- .skine, and several' others),ddhen said that all'the old Whigs bad voted on tla nworpnqg. On beng asked if he had obsereed' anyispitte abFut the' 'n4,voters, on the i 5th day,, stdibat. ...

... in one day, and 520 l fore- 'other votes, 'abong which- vexe included Mr She-, ain- ridan, Mr. Ersleine, and all the old ,Whigs, they became more strict iin regard to receiving mill tion voters . . .. . lord ?? SMITH said, that although he could by ...

... with gold knee-bands, and a bitle coat. Thisis-after a celebrated painting of King Georg I. .- WfiZG CLup.w.Yeilerday the Whig Cljb held its mronthly meeting-the Dilke of Bedford in the Chair. ?? foon as the health of Mr. Fox'had been drank: he arofe ...