... doubt of the next packet bringing intelligence af ail re-tricuons on comm.rce being ienic,»ed. Hart ar.d White, the Independent Whig gentry, no* in cement for libel Lore Eilenbdr>Ugh, Lave had criminal information hb-d them, the Attorney fie >.-ra!, ex JJ':'i ...

... to have yet prodi cel, is an ungrateful Miniftcrial papers, and scurrilous attempt in the The Aurora; and it s satellite The Whig, to at- tribute the originati on of the plot to that Go- &ed and exposed it.” vernment which reje It is t he Marquis Wellesly ...

... country.can rouse them. j On Monday, the Court of King's Bench Henry White, Printer and Publisher of the '• Inda- pendent Whig, was tried the Attorney General's j ex-offcio infurmation, and found by enlightened Jury— Not Cu.lty. The Err.peror Tlayti ...

... Seminary, Preston. MR. receives into his bouse, a limited Number of young Gentlemen why arc boarded and educated the folio whig TERMS. Entrance to the School, on? Guinea. Bard, (including Tuition,) per WaJiing •• One Quarter's notice invariably expected ...

... s; and, with tion of Whitshed Keene, Esq. M. for goineryshire,, was the oldest Member the liouse of Commons.—He was of the Whig partv, and one the most staunch friends the late Mr. Fox Mr. Lux ford, banker, Salisbury, died about same time. Tuesday weelt ...

... fi:v.4 The A/ug, v. Henry White, was a:' information against the laut, printer, publisher and proprietor of the Independent Whig, f, t libel his Royal Highness the Dcke of Cum* her land, inserted in that paper tile August Mr. llicnardson opened the pleadings ...

... they wow Id not support such sentiments. Indeed, we mauy in this country who cherish similar political opinions; or would the Whig and the Register which vplash through thick and thin to skin over the scandalous actions and eulogise the conduct of their ...

... number r, under .••! ye-rn a^\. 4 , are btKti'ded j b a',.] -truiicu the Latin, and Greek » La : Arithmetic, Sc. on the j folic whig tv-rms, !' it to say,. 1 l-o \o lui.ion) pef annum the ci • 00l .. One tjuinea o.c. to a separate charge. lTie School -v.i ...

... probable Piedmont will penetrated from Italy publish the following letter with y' l sure, (o shew the Cossacks, so abused Whigs, are yet capable of doing us a little -- vice;— Dartmouth, Feb. ! ’■ Arrived the Pacquilot cartel from Me'-** with some English ...

... behind the .air «fi.* Royal Highness, and there ill desired t ike Ins seat, when retired t. th* right hand of the centre table, whig;, had hovn pointed f. him and the Aldermen, but which occupii promiscuously. The Lady Mayoress the loti hand it, opposM- xtlie ...

... Mark, t town Llanrxyst, (to «b there a daily Post,) eight of Conway, consisting vest little, antich unbcr, diniiig-room. Jr .whig-room, t gether w seven lyeci r voois, garrets, and ro-mis, the tlotuc stic Oflices are numerous, at.d in eveiy n-s|n i t rom|>ltte ...

... recollected she was, though not painted as she used he. then marked the Perry’s cruizing ground, and said he had spoken the Whig who told him he would probably toon fall in with Commodore Decatur's squadron, which rejoiced his heart, he knew should then ...