... ova, the young rami of a respectableappearance and connections, under- went another examination, charged on suspicion of tfu-whig stones, __c. at the house of Mr. Robinson. Thomas Sutton, the footman, attended and debtile_ Ihe parti- culars of the pioceedings ...

... reported intention of shaving the Cyprian Corps will, of course, be defended by the Opposition, as it will tend to promote the Whig interest. Among tiie wonders of the age, we may reckon the fact of au li artless old woman having been able to take in uot ...

... last, The time 1 had mention'd in sleep he had ?? '• Well well, he exclaimed, '• but tliis brings no conviction, That the Whigs ever sent forth a foolish prediction. By what tee have said, I'm content to abide. Nor doubt all at last will be found verified ...

... religious free- dom is correctly understood, sincerely felt, and suit- ably maintained. From the expressions of opinion in which Whigs and Tories, and British Protestants and Catholics concur, we expect that universal to- leration will in France be certainly ...

... tried again, with all its absurdities antl contradictions, and we shall be calied upon, as we were twenty years ago, by the old Whig School, to fall down aud worship another stupendous zcork of human zsisdom. Patrick. Tiie po. toann, who travels between Chumleigh ...

... collected she was, though not painted as she used to be. He then marked the Perry's cruizing ground, and said he had spoken the Whig privateer, who told him he would probably soon fall in witii Commodore Decatur's squadron, whicn rejoiced his heart, as he ...

... against all tiie War Taxes. He said, that from the statements in two of the Bristol newspapers, one f>( them the organ of the Whig, and tbe other the organ of the 'lory faction, he had understood that a requisition had been signed, embracing the object for ...

... tiie L-ander frigite. *he bore down to that sSi'p, supposing in r ta be the President American frreat'*. having spoken the Whig private, r, iind bring informed that the President aud Macedonian frigates were at stu, and probahlv oli'lhe Western Island- ...

... Get man ports were madly closed against „ c which measure was, in a main degree, the , „.- ;ie rr.i-chievous conduct of the Whig Admi- ?? of 1 ...

... elder Italidn school to the French,, from our Biundei-ille t» Sdly- seN, and from him to the writers of the present day. Now, Whig myself rather deeply read! hi works of this nature, first promising that he selects ihe lan- guage of his preliminary matter ...

... remained to ?? done* fc 0* hull*-* after the mm were locked .own at night, weft tceott of (he most shocking profligacy, amongst whig^ wa| ?? of coining, from metal übidb waS stolen ffp.«. : the King's stores. He described tbe Sxnstwittioa of the tmllts, and ...

... purpose. A very brisk trade is car- ?? between the Austrians and Turks. tsoiig the reports current ia the military circles Whig the more partteulajr ejects of Sic JL Ton- k ii_it to Farts, there Ss _M*c which steles, tiiat «--«_ is to be adopted between ...