... latter. Happy, under the idea of Mr. Fox's return to parliament, refrain from any ill-timed remark his secession. Surveying the Whig Interest through the Constitutional Medium, we reprobate all attempts to conf jund it with Republicanism. It is necessary that ...

... y in the execution, are most prominent, and most entilled to admiration. There was last night most numerous meeting of the Whig Club, when the Right Honourable 11. C. Combe, Lore! Mayor of London, was the chair i was supported by the Duke of Norfolk, ...

... up and confined without any information on oath. This, however, had been practised in the reiui of Ring William, and under a Whig administration, when several men were apprehended for a conspiracy against the King's life, and confined for the whole of that ...

... meets the commissioners of income, lie will have a more satisfactory mode of solving their questions than he had last year. The Whig Club dined yesterday at the London Tavern, when Sir William Plomei took the chair in the absence of Lord Petrie, who was prevented ...

... not the. winner's certificate, the King's plate articles expressly order that all his Majesty's prizes shall be run for. The whig club held their monthly meeting on Tuesday the Crown and Anchor tavern, Mr. Fox the chair, After the usual toasts, Mr. Fox ...

... present period, endeavour to introduce such mixtures into more general consumption. The second meeting for the season, of the Whig Club, was held yesterday at the Crown and Anchoir.Tavern, when Mr. Byng was in the chair. The day was spent with the utmost ...

... are not liberated along with the English prisoners. There are doubts on their case. Yesterday a very numerous meeting of the Whig Club took place at the Crown and Anchor in the Strand. Earl Thanet was the chair, supported hy number of noblemen and gentlemen ...

... to Petersburg!). Lord flardwicke, understand, means set -oil tor Ireland on Friday next. Yesterday numerous meeting of the Whig Club took place at the Freemason's Tavern, Sir. Fox in chair. The standing toasts of the club being drank, the health Mr. Fox ...

... ground, and though the said have been de.eatt'd, they wire obliged to return Cairo Without having destroyed the Turkish army, whig!) they calculated. Cajro, k till in the the enemy. gazette the 13th Jn'v, spates the number of the French killed and bounded ...

... the medical department, and they hare opened subscriptions the naval porta lor that purpose. 'k the fceoftd meeting of the Whig for this feakin wasdaeld at the I Lord called prefitle. After;the toatfirof the club, the health MY. Fox was with three times ...

... intaind, and a tthick fog came Cn.. 5eio6t is W4 was precipitated fromi aht e u i lg rtxcovered *trtn itie (urprife iaitO'.whigS'|} li Ad Wall had tiiroivl hiM,1 he und, himf1t,1 M renF a ep wreiuhl Pf fMow, frgm ,vhich iie foun51 Iit i Natie to ex- fiejte ...

... the greater part of the above expence will be saved, and the charge converted into a source revenue. Tuesday a meeting of the Whig Club was held at tne London Tavern, Mr. Alderman Combe the chair, when a great number of attended, and many toasts were rank ...