... M1nday, . 7,- M-t4stolne. Sulssex, I;tonpiay,; ?? ,4 - 1-Horsham;' Surrqy,: Wednesday,-; 7 i6, -Kingston-'onTha:.' 74a ihe ?? Whig Irn'ereit -f the' C'ounty ef Sufo/l. : , amsor y yto' eai n,'at. t moment 'tb ?? 'of ' -England are coming into po'wcrthat- ...

... the appellation of CINNA, is extraied from thn new ]Plitical Satire entitled 1 Torio Whigg) Machia; or., the Battle of the Whigs and Tories.,l Him potished France had taught with subvtlest art To lill the reason, and surprise the keart X Greece %with rude ...

... and'upon the degra datin to which the Whigs of Esigland were fjllen, its bsig obliged to follow in the train of an-arrogant Minister, and to suppost a Tory Cindidate. What a derelidlion of priocipie th't the Whigs should aliy themsefvei 'vith .'ie Grenvile's ...

... seassion' aacd azad Sei-na h end of eacb renew~~ ip oiebxls abe~fr'h et u at then moment tihe 'oIronto eb'een hrevls ~'and the Whigs, h1it1l61 ua~ cngdw t h os ?? lar e had'so ofen sttnyjtegdhnlT~ prosecuit. this enq'uiry, anzufdta t ol rce olr.C dthor. All ...

... to AistIerdam ,is' 6 ~'tfte1'e2Lel.,. 'IheTwee G eststers, Dc '30er, front Londor to Tonxiihgen, is lost off Scheveling. The Whig,- laul, from Loidon to Newcastle, is taken ahd earried int:) Helvoet .s Potrs3MouTI,, MhIAcru 3-.Capt. Brown, cue of General ...

... William Geary, as a p'erson more likely, on any occasion when Ills con- science might be called into ac ion, to vote with the Whig Interest, than Sir Edward Knatchbull would be, who stood entirely on the Ministerial Interest. This condition, however, was ...

... acquitted the defendant' Chapman. Upon the t' subje& of these trial; the present Defendants pubrishcd several, letters in the Whig of the x9th and 24th of Jama .nuarv, animadverting in the, most .violent and intempe.. t5 rate langage upon these acquittals ...

... dp to receive tlie ju.'gment and sentence of the Court, for puhlishing certain Lbels il the Pa- per called the Independgnt Whig. Mtr J astice GiR oaS st s ted'tfie eviden~ce upon each of the tfiali. On the part of. the bhfendants severil aflidaivuts were' ...

... deeply lamented by all wio v due the true principies of our coristituzion. His Lord- ship w*.as a steady supporter of the Wh.ig c!usett anvi w.ts one or' a very small number whlo never ?? it to the latest hour of his czistence. It was h1is Goodfa- tune ...

... I , of my -poluw~ citizens;, by, .erpe aung tlie bles- tj singswe, eny;o. And by ading III theI iiddle path, 'i wvhcih the Whigs ?? have ever pursued', ithitS - a been my -ox tobe -eqjuallly assailed and fii-W d by-the ex- f tiemseg oboih -sides. - ?? ...

... prints of every de- -scrption in the kingdom,- were employed to vilify and degrade those' great persons; those who were called Whigs were branded as Republicans, even though they -had spent their fortunes in the support of that cause which seated his Majesty's ...

... z3, Warwiick square, anid by cbnneftink this declaration, made in the May, with a subsequent purchase of the Indepexndent Whig, containing the Libel in question, at the same place, on the i6th September, contended 'that t!al] iniount -d to evidence, ...