... therefore, be extremely cau- tious in the above complaint, than which there is nothing more beneficial than the Botanical Syrup, Whig ta is aceftan without subjecting Patients’ to those dangers that attend a Course of Mercury. ‘he Botanical Syrup, and Restorative ...

... him with passports and she ne- cessary for visiting the monuments and all the natural curiosities of Egypt. A meeting of the Whig Club was held on Tyesday, at which Mr. Fox harangued the Com- any on the-state of the Country. Half the com. mendation bestowed ...

... aSinile at_a-Bishop—Lord Ti. Th ‘or the Fallot Crim, Con. “epee Alsoy speedily will be published; 3 AmQdeto Bonaparte 5 5 and the Whig Club, to Charias Fox, in of Horace. by VIRTUE ‘ofa COMMISSION of -NIEN Pand SALS, out ef she BIGH. of ADMIRALTY of BNGLAND ...

... perhaps it might have been as weil for the Country if we had heard no more. “IT mean Mr. Fox. observe, that he has chosen.the Whig the goal from whence he should start in his new Political career, or rather from whence he should ran his old beaten course ...

... a boat with a Midshipman, Sore: E FIR WOODs, on the of: of Pil ‘ Cont sd , ~ } ° AN QO # L near Fort William,» vontainin 4) Whig tana ai , ie fixe Tons of Marketable Timber, cit eee Gun-vessel, was going o to her at ‘the Trees gre full sized, ancl will ...

... pillage their property. Tie principal-authors of ic have been. and some of them have beep already exgcuted, -SPREGH:. ; At THE WHIG Turspar, Mat §—Vide Chron: Maj 6: Tus. plates all clear, ang temby'd from the Mr. Fox’? was the Toast trom wise Alderman Cemak: ...

... SPEECH AT THE WHIG CLUB. Turspay, May 5—Vide Morn. Chron. and Post, May 6. “Mr. and Trial by the ‘Toast— He arose and his merits thusventur'd to boast. 7 thank you, my friends, for combining »y name With the Tria dy Jury, the best kind of / confess 'tis ...

... the former he has been charged with thinking one Way, and voting another ; by the latter he has emphatically stiled at the Whig Club, the Fack. boot of a Fack-boct! But alarmed as we well may be by this hostile language, coming fram individuals so formidable ...

... attributed.. The ignorance of the French Journalists is con. spicuous wherever names are concerned, The Maniteur calls the Whig Club the Wight s Club.--Such an error is inexcusable', as it spews a want of gratitude anyetling. Our Opposition Papers never ...

... Constitution itself, as was proposed by some Gentlemen, might be alrered most readily. He knew not whether it was a Toast atthe Whig Club or not, but he thought it would do well enough to illustrate the doctrine contended for to-night— “fxr Laws anda moveable ...

... dill man enti: Rig! ered fron Men not but Sent. Opin: a qui Wish Mea Non In ve Ofih M af pe Py Pere State tlie § the v WAS a Whig} this Whiet Teg wh Csy ry Brice, None rine Huis. of giving them fall consideration. Sir F, BARING explained. ae i THORNTON ...

... Comimons, on Teesday, June 2, (Sal. PARAPILPASTICALLY VERSIFIBA Ry WHIGAMOUR WHIPSTER, Esq, LY. D. ‘ Paraphrast-General to the Whig Club. printed for S. Jordan, 166, Flect-strect, and cireulated ~ maren:) by all amphiet-patchers, Hawkersand News- carriers ...