... report of the Earl of CHATHAM'S going out to India. Mr. ADDINGTON, it is .faid, has explained to feveral of the Members of the Whig Patty, the grounds upon which he hopes for the independent fupport of thofe Gentlemen. Among other things, he propofes to repeal ...

... WHIG CL AN, 'Yeftrday the Second Meeting af fie' hig Club for this feafdn w;,s held at the Fsiemrnabr's Tavern. Mr. Erfkine,, in; a ketter to the Secretary, apologized for not:.being able ta attend andtake.,the Chair, on ac- count of his profeflional ...

... CLUB. Yesterday the second Meeting of the Whig Club for this season was held at the freemason's ’lavetn. Mr. Ershinc, in letter to the Secretary, apele- Msec! for not being able attend and take the Chair, account ct his professional avocat pnt. this time ...

... reconciliation, does the conduct of both powers bear the obvious (tamp of mutual confidence. Yefterday the fecond Meeting of the Whig Club for this feafon was keld at the Freemafon's Ta. vern. Mr. ERSKINE, in a letter to the Secretary, aptiogized for nr , tl ...

... shipping, be sent off to Europe free of convoy duty and delay, and at a reduced freight: CLU B.—Tuesday the second Meeting of the Whig Club for this season was held at the Freemason's Tavern. Mr. NE, in a letter to the Secretary, apologized for not being able ...

... the Duke of York packet; in tiveiltyfive days. • Mr. Addington, it is faid, has explained to feVeral of the Members of the Whig Party, the grounds upon which he hopes for the independent fupport of thofe Gentlemen. Amang other things, he pro- - pofes ...

... t) at the Sr. , Pair. 7 Cartr-ttreet ; and publOwd L!'‘'L NT, teturr-rtace, Lambet`t). at Not, Carr- .t- • ST Alt Bat ;70 Whig .9 C - for the ore r lc . a. r n I 64. c rig* fir. erg. • Umg. 401%1 :Wig.. R(4% rem Pt. bask, war. , Now ?Its C The V oat ...

... that the French would become such iastructors'? No part of this picture is such as an Englishman, whether he - be a genuine Whig or a zealous Tory, can approve: but with reference to the, possibility, - and the propriety of negocia.- -don, it is satisfactory ...

... frigate Profelyte has been loft near St. Martinis; fhe ftruck on forne rocks, and is Rlated to have funk immediately. The Whig Club of Ireland dined on Monday laft at ATTW1LL'S Tavern, Dublin ; the Earl of CHARLE- hSONT in the Chair. It is much remarked ...

... Revolution as the Noble' in particular, have experienced. Rear Admiral T. BOSTON is chofen Mayor of wich for the year enfuing. The Whig Club of Ireland din ed on MondaY la ft Atwell's Tavern, Dublin; the Earl of CHARLEm °I4 - in the Chair. The Marchionefs of ...

... in order to confer previoufly with his Maj , :fty's Minitiers ; and on Saturday he left- town to a:tcnd the Congrefs. The Whig Club of Ireland dined on Monday laR at Atwell's Tavern, Dublin ; Earl of CHAIRLINOW in the Chair. .1 1 The tribute paid by ...

... wine and all, John Bull thinks he Would scarcely have a belly-full. Mr. PETER MOORE, a Gentleman Well known in vitcld of the Whig Club, and other such meetings, called papilar societie's, means, it is said, to iffer himself as a Candidate for Coventry. ...