... molt plegf- ing inflances, and who can tell whether it may not tend to foften the afierities of party rancour, to' teach the Whig a' new 'morde 'of fupplanting the; Tory, ad give the Tory a tite more than he had the ambition to aafk? Againflt uch a confederacy ...

... to defolate and be defolated without meafure, hope, or end. I am a RoyaliL-I blufh for the degradation of the Crown; I am a Whig- I bluih for the difhonour of Parliament; I am a true Englifhinan-I feel to the quick for the dif- grace of England; I am a ...

... fafety. The Contemplation of that powver tempers the joy we feel at Peace ; it clouds the profpe&s of the future.- Who is the Whig that can fee without grief France under any Government fo immenfely aggrandifed ? ?? is the Patriot that can fee his country ...

... the prefent Miniftry, but what will fucceed to it. -Will it be Mr. PiTr, or Evill it be a junto of Courtiers and renegade Whigs, who concur in openly or ferefly blaming the Peace. - If it be true that Mr. CANNING is to oppofe the Peace, wve fhall wonder ...

... people. Whatever may be our own Sentiments of Government, we confider it advantageous that there fhoufd be Tories as well as Whigs, High Church and Low Church, aurchmen and Diffenters, lovers of Monarchy, and men of high Republican fpirit.- Thefe oppositions ...