... principal source of that en ...

... weak as theirs now is. To the debates uv the Hous ? of Commons, in- deed, random iuter rogatories arc held, especially by th. Whig,, qui iteind.speiis.ble being to them precisely what the skirmishes of light troops aro to a campaign. Tbey sound intentions ...

... PofttuoAL to Ms kingdom, it is tlie inteution of the British Government to send out •n Ambassador to bis Court ; and that Mr. CXii- whig is the Gentleman who has been selected to fill that important station. Perhaps frdm the whofc Circle of Ministerial connection ...

... sentative of Msjesty in Great Britain, SSuiue snper'.iian., Quc..ta_i mcritis. Such Sovereigns need not be reminded of the old Whig Toa-t, That Princes hold their power as a trust for tbe people, and are responsible to Heaven for the use fliey make of it ...

... the Antelope, J^unje^ux* from HaVfiauaii, to Guernsey, were all taken between the 7th' and 27th ult. by the I>arid Porter, Whig, Spark, and Cliasseur, American priva-. teers. . Tne Mary, 6w*»u, was- sent for America ; the Brudeace and the Favourite ivcre ...

... enthusiastic approbation as a dramatic performance which it once received. Much of it certainly originated in the anxiety of the Whigs and Tories of that day to convince the world that Cato was of their party ; much of it was owing to the literary ascendancy ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... he is evidently perplexed in the extreme. Aboat two years ago, when a Change of Ministry was expected, a certain notorious Whig was boast- ing much of his Independence, on which a Punster (who proved also a Prophet), said — u You're not in depend on't ...

... admire the patriot resistance of the Spa- niards. This little admission he thinks due to the title which he has assumed of a Whig ; but we fear he admires -till more as a Party Man that Great Prince who, in his capacity of Ally, robbed these same Spaniards ...

... have no fear* on that head ; but if ever it should so become, we shall only pray Heaven that it may not fall into the hands of Whig Resur- rection Men! Yesterday, a little before two o'clock, the Prin- cess Charlotte, attended by her Ladies in waiting, Mrs ...

... to that amount might be made. He then read twenty names from the Pension List, which, he said, were equally taken from the Whig and Tory parties ; among them were those of the Dukes of Grafton and Richmond, the Marquises of Buckingham and Camden, Lords ...