... as the auwhors of tI le, S ch'eldt E~xpedition -of 'ill our disasteis an~l dis. graces , ih'at very- Goyern nrti the same Whigs ?? -ound when they go out at the hlead of 'to army agis an. theti giatitude, fot this oevi a61 was fot Ioa teni all the -cijines ...

... rits of.Famnilia ry ?? _usbijedte;. neatly pritdi 'ose vlum e. -. PI DMODfERNS VAROISNI-iricee as,: LT E ATRIOTS and. thlae WHIGS tie mast dangerous Enemies of tae Stitte. TWis Englavid never- diii -(asnevr 5hes]all)- Lie at the pt-suud feet of a Conapieror ...

... try. the simple remedy pf returning t that which is- clearly our birtb right, and whlich was ; il l; depitrted from by the Whigs, in tenderness and a t- chment to the House of IRaUNsWicK-trieunial Par s. liarlent.. No rnan will be giddy enough to say this ...

... expiessed in a: h tone very ifferent ?? tlC language of Mir. M iGALtB ' InW all tkss there is r.'s vystriking similitude in ,No Whig denies tie igt-* of the I-Ibuse of; C!mmons :e to ?? itself against; ?? ,there is nothing in the case of, the Print4er of Tle ...

... Rooms,-Spring-garden, and of Mr. Spring, t at the Box-office in the Stranc entrance. - t WHIp CLUBI 'JHE next MEETIt oof tihe WHIG bLUB L -- will be oU TDESDAY,. the 8th of MAY, at the' Crown and Inchor Tavern, Strand.; * - SAMUEL WHI '13READ, ESq. M.PR ...

... land atad \l tller a-sOslorfl-'sretftt- at WVil inalne .nd - Ca'os-.ay- ~t;a'ts 't tile har rut Fseniasonis T acnV11 ?? . WHIG CLUB. TICLR7 ne' TE TIG fthe ,CL i t, E ! Ell e1T-MORROW, at the Crown ?? Ta-' -P Vein. Str-Iid. - -C SAMU1EL, WHITBEREAD, ...

... yesterday, Its rw totally unfounded te language of the violent Re- Itsfrins has been, and how falsely thley have accused the -Whigs of being hostile to' all reform in the' repre. hsentation of the People. Load GR.ENVILLE concurs S Id ith Earl GaEY in the ...

... his flag on Movday on boardr pie Vldidory, ~Ad~ 16n1the 011it of'Veidun, . villagehdiernai destroy&ed bryifnr. The house in WhIgs.tfrlan fisst. disco'~ered ?? -tosit of thcsekoii er on burnt to the grournd. 'Thle people o h a4e k.i efery direffion, and ...

... SfWF*od ~and Co. Pater-' noster-row; .and H. ?? Wini. e&4vtget. -- MODRRN PA F R1U'JfIM-I4 rice tt-.6d.I T EPATRIOTS anid Itle WHI[GS, tsloe most T dlangeroug Ericnotee of the State. Thle, Sec-do d it'ion, enlarged; InwMhich isi recommended a. neiv and ni ...

... folly-. rtlseesented in thsat~louse, an-I its'general eondud& Aince the Revoluti,,n, ex- glpting the Septennial Adl of the Whigs, tenided to amueliorate theO ttury- TZherefore lie sass no illsit fdr ttlC proposed Reformi. Ansto the argument of that necessity ...

... o)'clch. .- - M. OOD I Sheriff of the County. '101-1N -ATKINS S ot 54-iddlesex. M IF11fi ClUTB. rT HE nextu Mceting. of the WHIG CLUB 'Will be T; on 1 uesday, the 5th of June, at the London Tavern, Bi- shopsgste street.' t.-ARVZY CHRISTIAN COMBE, Esq. ...

... consider whether the principles of the 'Whigs, and 'fories wr re most consistent with the principles of our glotious constilution, but it was ?? called to consioer a quirsiitn in which the interest of both Whigs and Tories were most deeply involved. 'The ...