... Ace* 1 -rest, which had been permitted to re- | mnn parole to their home.-, on condition ?pt serving in any ships of war. --ne Whig Club on Tuesday dined at the j^on Tavern, when his Grace the Duke .Norfolk was in the Chair, and he raain- .ned the conviviality ...

... bail, were committed to Tothill-fklds, as. they insist upon being delivered uncondi- tionally to freedom, or brought to trial. Whig Club. — Tuesday a meeting of this Club took place at the Crown and Anchor, ha the Strand.— Earl Thanetwa. in the Chair, supported ...

... two men dressed in soldier's clothes, near Snare-brook, who robbed him tothe amount of upwards of 1 71. At a meeting of the Whig Club on Tuesday, Mr. Fox, adverting to the kite change in theMi- nirtry, lamented that it had not p.oduced any change in the ...

... immediately made sail with a fresh breeze, hut, ais we approached! the wind suddenly failing, the Venerable was alone able to Whig her to action, which Capt. hood did in the most gallant manner, ami had nearly silenced the Flinch ship, when his mainmast ...

... and as general l'aysic, is. 6d. each Is . caeli box August, 180T. — The Proprietor h-; the pleasure of announcing the folk whig recent testimonies of the superior eifi:u.Ly of these Medicines : — Mr. Burniston, Gamekeeper to his Excellency the Earl of ...

... Efobart is to succeed the Marquis Wellesley as Governor General of Bengal, it is hinted, that Mr. Grey, who, with the other Whig Members, highly applauds the proceedings of the present Ministry, will be the new Secretary of State. Mr. Wickham is to be ...

... late Op^ sition, is still reported in the higher circles: Mr. Addington is said to have explained to several Members of the Whig Party, the grounds upon which he hopes for the inde- pendent support of* those gentlemen. Among other things, he proposes to ...