... ithe liNEPEND3N 'T WIll;I oF Sunday next, entitled HOW to ADDRESS a KING, in bis SENSES, did such a KING EXISi.--lndependent Whig Office, t3, Wine Office- court, Fleet-street._ X4jONEY.-Noblemen and Gentlenen are respeit- Iq fully infortied, theyhmay b ...

... are requested nrot to eg age their Votes ot Ihripresenit Vacancy, as a. Gentlemitan proftessing tire *artiterionstitutiouual Whig Principles as their late Worthy RqlireteFttative, iA atehoit to offer himself to their notice. The Elrilors 6f Seaforrr are ...

... upon-those whoma the Noble Lord dewmnilatea. Xe,. nadern f(t clh Whiri, 'ny cotanlasting their conduds ?? that of the Old a ii. Whigs. was totally ineffeactal. Tfid Noble Lord's lcruy 01 0 to vidlmlry was quite groundless-was indeed deumsr. u it l; of was strarngo ...

... wolb'anist tos ou n readr to think a further examinainohi discussion On the celase of France, an0d otttesaeo nlno n cient Whigs and modern W hgo pinicipe- n p Pearances, can at Al tend ?? thought by sheni in any way enildto a fornil. deialt and exposure ...

... 'dignation t n the C enilcmrlr oppl site himii, and if. I~e coils- a Orvt!etd traeelv ous their cionduil, ilhey weare tooi good Whigs to pi flairrant the freedni otif ~ieihate.. t Jnmt ?? Lre said. it wsen hatrdiv aeceasary to use nya rgill i ts StirOn' to ...

... was abolish- eat, slime other miuet be lied recoutse to, of a natre objedtioiia.. -bl~ cliarasiter. IMr. HIIRST said, if on Whig principles, it was isecessary so Isupport 149000b soldiers in a time of profourol peace, let him I ffor God's sakat, benany ...

... he nasintained. Let their Lordahieq -looik -at tile argurienlts used on - this sutijerit hy Sir it.ohert Walpole, that great Whig lllhinister, though not rootantic patriot;- ?? the cotirsL -sa V'hi lat lie 'admtitted that a.. lalgev Stand. log Army-than- ...

... White Slavery Abolitiotsi; anl Article on the TIwed- SC lie dell Cause, entitled the Reviewer. Reviewed, &a. de im1 Independent Whig-office, r3, Winle-olice-caurt, Fleet-street. mi 'le CNLARENDON-S'rREET, Sosmigns TOWN.- hA se ?? Whereas Mir. 51 eacretly ...

... It Usy an?, acl ~Prejudicial toe Govern- W mnent. 'Tle--Iutlbcs'.espedlntt whom~toere is a. question in lthe thI I ypassage Whig'h has bwin quoted, Is. ?? -of York, brother 4 of the Prlines Regent, anl. Ciammundar In Chief- of tire Engliels t Army. 'rhe ...

... 'itcjn, had that lively Journal been in existebte. Th e standing jest in 17981. ?? Mr3 Canning and his friend s, againsrt the Whigs, th5ei; o beptheir forequentin public aneetn nd ; and every kind of weapon, frora laboured inve~th ve down to epirHt, and squib ...

... Worth can claim, or Goldican buy, e Must yield alike, In dread Dfviion's hour, - To Country Gentlemen's Majority. Nor ynu, ye Whigs, impute to these the blame, If some falnt cheer its puny homage pays, While through somo long-drawn speech, its periods lame ...

... i. 2 Grand 'jPrizes ot . n40,.oo * 2 . ?? . ~~3a,0oO ?? &C. &C. &C. An ?? Thouiland Tickets. The Lnt ry will cromtneor Dra~whig 17th September, when thle hinst Prize sst amouant fo mere that' 400061., and wvill be all,Dr~wn' liii hree~days, in ?? D3ra\`ifgi ...