... presence. In conse- ,asence of which all the Priy Counsellors were yesterday at ;ummonded to attend the meeting. - h Yesterday the Whig Club held their 11st, meeting for t he season, at t'ae Crown aand Anchor Taverni the la Nke of NORFoLJ in the chair. The day ...

... '1'aiea'-'ra't - D . COL VILLE, the-'~ PRTLJGUES IF-, f- FICFRI a? sd uGLh) 13An--FIELDS PRISOIN.- De The fN6IN'l)':INlDNTI WHIG of To-morrow, wvillof- conitain, a 141 cfsou P.- 1). COLVILLE, the-Portu- ]Flp Z s ?? (Zis's' ?? (-'vi'o'se ease silss first ...

... lefor t; thit Comhsaittee beg to saytha.tthese Statemen~its :is nrs ,ich'ad,,ap p' ~eared in Thie Siatetninan and Indup~Oderst Whig na~wslpapers, are Wholly'and totally corred' -Snbhcriptiorn, Lwtinu to be re' y- ceilted by thsefollowingp ueustinsa fr. Bdtler ...

... Undrawn Chances irs the pend- t( ing City Lottery, anz receive the difference in cash.'- I HIG CLUB.. he ?? Meetingpof the Whig s1 W, Club will be held on Tuesday next, at the City of Lon- tA don T vern, Bishopsgate street. ' S1NXUEL WU IITBREAID p%. ...

... O-sw is:aitag - ill be a'.lo'ie- to p ovid tira addi- NN Q ItIIm-aber of Caiita ...

... t ill creet' ing the debt, a proviisionai confineensent, rot ?? thre 'yeas, nos less than si, laonths. - ltV G CLUB. The Whig Club held their Maarchia Deeting ves-tr' day, at the Citv ?? Taveso, MI' wii~b-esd in the Chair. le wias supported by Lord ...

... 'WHIG CLUJ& T HE jnext Meetng of the WHIG CLUB will be ?? Tuesday next, at- the Freemasons' Tavern, Great ie ksreez. GRORGE BYNG, Esq. M.P, 'In the Chair. PTXWARDS, ght Hon. the Earl of Thanet. Thqs. ?? Cike, E f.MP. Btht Hon. Lord St, Joh Wm - U'm. Honywgod ...

... so'dlyuest his Loe~ ~ or. rse pahzthed and Soiie by Dr$uevte - J~~el is. tiene t , 1I' o i .iU -c til Airdnia onitr, b ?? - ~~~WHIG Cr111 i exti meiting, h w CLUBwilbibe ; .onl - Tues My.da xt at, the . FrcepilsnT'rgr,&ef- Qdqen-street- GL.ORtGE.Pt N 1, I ...

... 'iludTd te al~ r heido I'era~5igh Unerthenm mat i)it~d hi ~lt' o 3..Oy~~the Court,- WM. QODD, Tuwn Clerlo.' £~ dxt;~ein~0rte_ WHIG., CLi if t T' n idsd'akr-rnektt 'a-t %the F ~reerasonq1' ?? awen~ 4GrAt' Qtesen-streeL. OERO& ENB G,- E sq4.. 21PiAth 1ar ' ...

... 11El ! hc ?? r the I--. s;; o,!4o'3; ii5ri;, t'le.ta ,o, eweil- 7 I L I I II I I t I f I s a I I T'HE next NEETINLG of' the WHIG- CLUB Strand.. Lord ILIOLLA N- D its the Chair. ST~ OVA It CM. His Grace the Dultof Xorfnllc I S~ir Thortas il~ler, Bart. 11M ...

... e versisy of opinion there may. be as to the extent of the r proposed Reform,there can be- one in the ?? of any * genuin6 Whig as to ,the necessity of it to a-certain de- egree. False? and insirdious charges are 'thrown out against somne of the' muost ...

... celebrated Morning Paper, which was gueeieially understood to speak the sentiments of the .party who called themselves Whigs-though to talk of Whigs was now indeed, absurd; but he had read irk a veryrespeftable Moriiig -Paper, that false and insi'. dious charges ...