... privateer David Porter. The Esperaace, Vibert, from Bay Chaleurs, was taken on the 31st -ult. in lat. 43, 50, long. 14, 18. by the Whig privateer. She was on flic sth inst. creasing in company. with «he David Puner privateer; tbe latter intended to continue at ...

... mountain breeze, I woo thee to my breast, Not for llie flowers that gem thy flo_ ing vest - Not for the drooping odours of thy whig, i That pour on Winter's brow the breath of Spring; But, that thou bearest on thy course from high, Stirring Mail's heart, ...

... tit Kast-lane, uermondsey. There is reason to Oar that the application of Lord ?? story will soon be reversed, aud that the Whig*; will have to pay an advance of a halfpenny for shaving, instead of the Tories. Certain it is they have shewn a. prolongation ...

... still shall I caat, Of toleration and relgion rant, Talk up the Party, bluster and look bi^r. At heart a Pap-st, call myself a Whig:— All this I'll do, if still you think the town Will tamely gulp such nauseous nonsense down. But call a Synod —summon ev'ry ...

... time the avowed fa. vourite of the Parly ; but at length (gradually desert, ed by those who stile themselves the mod.rnte Whigs, and whom, for their just desert, he now tails upon tlie people to despise), forsaken by the wainnsl of his former friends ...

... entrusted to the Whigs. | jou. Member had said that no such measures had been fgt. after the Rebellions of 1715 nod 1743. But it happened than two Bills of this nature had been pa-fed. **rf I7liand 1745 and three others since 1715, by the Whig mini-trati'- ...

... these Utter articles that the nation is to be put to the test. It appears that the watch-word to be adopted by the Foxite Whigs ?? wiH* Bible Societies 1 Down with new Churches !— Op with ' Popery J — Catholic Emancipation is true Wbiggisni ! The dif- ...

... Election by such means, if it could be so obtained. 1 1 was no reproach to a Reformer to have acted ocra.inn.-__y with tne Whigs. If a gang of thieves, retaining from a rob- bery, saw a house on fire, and waked honest men to put itout, because the latter ...

... iiisdi-c san charges and epi-copal functions nrte ti ...

... Free, holders and partizans of the Whig Interest in the county of Essex, was held at the Shire Hall, Chelms- ford, preparatory to the pending Election. The Meeting consisted of about 1 50 persons. No Candi- date of the Whig Interest having been offered to ...

... opponent might have been viewed at first, was completely exhausted ; and if to-morrow should prove fine, he had no dmibt thai the Whigs would find they had been much mistaken as to the power they 1u.4 in Westminster. It would be seen that they had no power but ...

... iigiun^t the party in place. Those whom he addressed, had uot now to learn what were the principles, and what the practice of the Whigs. They had made trial of them, and they had found when in office, lhat ihey had added to Ihe numher of sinecure places and pensions ...