... a can- vas ;.but from'a deference to.those who piofessWhig: prii'ciples, -1 deter'mined to wait tilt a mneeting'i)of the. 'Whig and Independent Interest.should. take pla'ce My an-xious desire to uinite the at'el~estsis well mnown . I am too well acquainted ...

... Premlses, No. a.t, TO-MOItl1ROW, at 12, . HE fishioabie EIOUSEHOLD FURNITPU-tE ' of a Lady, rem oving; comprc heiidinO a'dia-whig room :suit of throy- over continued. drapery window curtains, and ebonaized cs'airs, chimnney' glass, nmirror, eight-diy bracket ...

... of-lss JUl mienrt- Lord Newton has heen'ri-el exce4lled. ' , -. U to political principles Lord Twtoqpsaar dent and steady, Whig. -Owig to ',great openness and sincerity of his chli-a&e, eand tfir entire absence of the least approach:to a~rt or duplicity ...

... Tot;'qY-EDITORJ f tile MbBNING CHRO.Nf7CL IL Although tie' incorrigible hatrea of the Court writers towaida thie Whigs; renders it scarcely worth wvhile even to anotie their incessant misrepresentations of the principles 'of that partyo they have lately ...

... (6taiiiert isn your Journ'al apublic ?? will incine yoru to gilve readv ~b~isity,.to its refutation. 1TO'gE O, 15'TH.I'UD:iPI34)NT WH,}IG, f *1ebS. uW , 8- . - ...

... GREnVz IE, and those 'wiclked persons h with whom they are united E lusion froni the pob- v Stic councils of those' who a S UpJ -Whig-pnnciples; a we know to have been often menaced during thi, reign, and never tohavc been departed fiom, except in cases . of ...

... icir so ,'slch adolirer I washin§ 'Satt;D Ffbr lips.- Layton arid Shears, No. I Henrielta etrect, ovent,-gard TNDEPENDEr4 f WHIG, Sunday Newspaper.- 1 This Joni al wilf contain on Sbeday next, an aniriated :LETTER from thepiet ofMENTOR. Iddresesoto Ins ...

... friend of Civil and Religious. Liberty; the enemy of Corruption aendd Peculation, theadvocate of Popular Rights, imd the true Whig Representative of that Family, which, for its attachment to those Rights, was rewarded by the P8oPLE of England with their ...

... rotisorsof this Institution fxsll be held on Tuesday ne~, at eti~en o'clork intse-forelnous. to GL GHE FLACK, 86.c w ,JNDEPENDIN1 WHIG~ SUNDAY NEWS - teresting Lcrtevfro0ATEI eon l, to MENRK -WWA~ L- HIGiH 17,85 ?? PKINCEaSS ~ ?? 4iterwise a V ind~ication of ...

... ikewise ?? entitled Mr. ookc- Witsdicst ?? ?? examiuned:, beihga defenc~e of: M~r T-oise -frosgle . aspersions of The Examiner.-Whig Oxlec;, iat saitoiek.uiri ( r flOLLS' to 6S LEl. T T .1.L Cross I1 ii npske Roads do herechy giv~i.'if tlcse,- 'ht1 Ibt.t.'y ...

... Eartli.-Air and Chorus. ' r tinge~ his limbs ?? t'1iss Darbiy. IYe faithful few.' -Air, b)ir. Harrison. I Vengeance, thy fiery whig.'ltecit. an-urn- pa.nel, 11r. Bartlemaan IYet he avier far.'-Air. IAli! Sn~ifftul now no ~more. -quartets. IhMrs. Ysssuglsin ...

... particti a~notives wisich would deternsine me, to refuse Mr. Irothevroe my vote. Sir, Mr. Piotlieroc ha-, stood' forward as ,i. Whig, under tsp' pearinces the toisst doubtfsml'and suspicious. Of this nentral sasd negative~higgisnm, I prtifiss myself utter]y ...