... cause. He was an inflexible friend to the liberty of h ...

... oF the Country, will you allow such an enemy to escercise authority over your lands, your property, your ,persons, and every Whig tPlat is dear to you. Our anxious Sovereign watches over our delightful coun- try Ihis genius and the genius of France shall ...

... lhe Houses of Russell and Cavendishi, and :mav t!lt! be united in support of the liberties of their Coun-r Earl Grey andthe Whigs of England1. Th& Earl of Lauderdale and the \Vhijs nf Scor:Ld Mr. Grattan, and the Wiligs of IrelandI Mr. Ponsonby, ...

... Edwards, No- 6, St. Puel'a Churclh- ycrc ; whiere also maay uw.iy be procured) Walsh's Coltsfoot ltaoz iges. rHE INDEPENDENT WHI-G of Sundavy T~.next wVill contain ain Atilcle contrasting the CH-lAItAC- TE1R oftihe BIOUIII(NS with tha-t of IIONA PA IZTE ...

... present at the Meeting', but \i,,ere stopped by the state of the roads. The Marquis of Douglas, and some inure dis- tinguishlid Whigs wvePe called to Glasgow, to be plea sent at . similar Meetilig held in that City. Notwith- standing these unfavourable cir ...

... tluking asvaay from the Allied. arttiet every further motive for continuing upon French tervitory. I ant, Sit', AN ENGLISH WHIG. DovEII, SUNDAY EvP\IXTnc F n. 13.- In irty last I mentioned the ftring heard on Friday on the coaqt. One of oti] cutters ...

... our Primie Ministedr! The growvtl of freedom in'England, has been thle ef fea of Whig Politics and firbm this freedom Nve de- rive our national strength. Without these Whigs- without that freedom, we should have been another Spain-the inrglorious abode ...

... aitliiOilt. Whslever wiil idtentitv itieiiu, may have theml retertled, by ap- ptlyinig tio 50, Alltemarle-street. r FIE INDEPENDENT WHIG of Sunday -next wxili cootal ithe Seconti -f an hitisnled Series ofi Lette;. inl VI NDIICAl T)ON if' IA DY PE'fCEVA-YL, at ...

... is (..amrilge all tiC wiomn It yr ai Iiti'Istaiemiviit iif the Case, attested by selven hLoelnc~i,'d 1- I' , IND11EP EN'DENT WHIG of To-morrow %kwtlI Icnlton rie .secouid or Oan iflroI'.l.' Meries or iVetter~s i I N i)ICA 1'I0N of IADY PiI ixu, lxtt-r'r ...

... been rejeoted, but in delivering the curse, his voice bgcaile hoarse Bnd inefficient. - I.\lii ttO5!tlt li. Ifthe 1',Yilte Whigs sain Ti,rles refuse to agree, The Fiete must c;;ire hv a -ITlo-do-se. ...

... goinr he goes, and had been long forgotten, when at last we hIre the caiptre of i/se Caj)e, which these churlish fellows. the Whigs did not think worth thanks. Combining these naval, With the vast land preparations going on in - the vicinity, the present ...

... -LANII, 'I'KADE!! foij t.-. f~r hnes If10$wwv Pic~cadilly.-111o TLord Gratr- Ville' peotechies t, in 'ia Affairs, and o.rv the Whigs quitting Oiffies ii' afo7, 2s 6.L raciv. 1 Ian w r i c*t 5. h-i r.!t.,veiih colouredl l'ltes, TACK I.11Nk ; or, the 8ailor's ...