... i Redtor of Stradiehall, Suftollk.-Sold by the London and Cotqn- grat try booksellers. Pae Pat( Price-ta. , - DVICE to the WHIGS; with HIint to tile l ADernocrats; and Cautions to the Edinburgh Reviewers. - Printed for J. Hatchard, Bookseller to her Majisty ...

... 1tc'aeitt hoieat, leetand biiitedesi r sidurnt cacirriavs nunecaricse shen; moot tttc-caotu cciv, Spitisi is'lanot'c ,0 ?? slpf~re whig ionse, ?? ?? ?? wlfougmnica,- ouficcialied ti rch i uarem, wrnith b y cilotlher- tic' .~ -denand triill~y lit iblt, a! fe mee ...

... gin-bottle was his only admireri for she clasped n e- him rplund the neck arn4 kissed himl for his fne oration 5a :h against the Whigs. The pth' feht as he ovght to n feel, abashedanil rebuked by her-solitary applaiuse. c r, There is no fear thea of extravagance ...

... aleeirigroomrt`tad, i41 'the pienbdineetc urriiement-s; I-eld. div-lejasefs4 ea iaS ?? f'61 dl lb per ?? vqied ieb tct :- Whig, weait d.rlptive pzirtiodtlai oay be s- ot te Pe In maiiseii; -at the Ms . ndo r. utn ?? sing ?? j qLndraideeotA ?? Mr-UR ...

... puipose U of ship bdildingr . - .- i, ~~WiJRPICH JD,'HIC CL UJB- Th-ursd'ay asit eng te 5tli or J'n, tiie. Noirwicd Inde&endent Whig Club held etll Aniver-ary Mfeet- s ing, In comaremotauoliof the rlrstieledtion-& William e S-nith, Es.£ asi Kepreseniulve of ...

... circulation in different papers, on What authority we know not, though we think the fas by no means improbable. Tke Baltimore Whig, says, ' We have been informed that the John Adams is expet 'd to bring such news from Europe, as will requite an in. mediate ...

... 4r court, Fenctniroh-sttetet, 'TIS DA-Y, at ?? y enire caku atucisprising very excellent lsdlcd aidfeuts ?? *ledidugt xdra'whig-room elai-fls, sssaiiwpray catirl, finitig, kind Reiabrole tablies,; elegant cluiclz wisl ?? enr- Iitits, pier glaiseq, caipets ...

... of- Priests and Nobles ?-The cry f the Toriesin a× has been the national prospeyilt It a Lben wholly the work, of the Whigs; F ...

... Womani~S nae. is Hannah V'ougwell, and her residence-n -Ckh.rch-path, Pol tsa ea- A V'lt5I BswHOx Bishop *l DL Y was a true Whig ; lhe once rea'cihed' a Se-r'n'66 on the Ari6'elsary Of ?? p~intei~d, Vith thi-ift)e title, Th kRestcOiob; ?? a'lessipr . ...

... cheering- amidst the gioom which the perverse sys- ten? so long purssued tlas brought upon us, that every a whiere the spirit of Whig'gism is revivini; and that it -.here both the'candidates feel that they must found their claims to support orb the declaration ...

... for the honou' of be- coming their Representative, the Honourable Mr. Du_ t ton-a Gentleman whose declared attachment to tlo Whig interest justly entitled him to their approbation -and. support. EDWARD SHsPPARD, Esq. seconded the ItlOt , and addressed the ...

... hi§ valuable. life -on the second day. - 'guson was one of the most distinguished of that:steady k anl inflexible band of Whigs in 6cotland ?? the comlmencemnent- of the illjudged systeiniof p'litics 'ihich plunged us into thie revolutionai'y iv, har'ees- ...