... our national expenditure is now, in a time of peoee, sbout twenty millions a year more then some eighteen years ago, when (in Whig parlance) a corruet and lvish Tory government held rule. The public revenue could not be seriously endangered by a gradual ...

... without lossf of time, and were placed c' in one o!f the waiting rooms, where efficient medical assistance was afforded almost ?? Whig. w Da. 131 ,JONG E'S LxomT BROWN OOD Lrvmt 0tr- ; Chemical analysis and practlcal experience have fuly eats- blihed that this ...

... especially as one of its termini has already been established as a short sea passage port between Ireland and Scotland.-Northern Whig, STEA3I VESSELS FOR PERu.-In addition to the Morona and Pastoza, paddle steanm vessels, of .50D tons, and 150 horse power, ...

... first Napoleon interrupted the progress and advance-o inent which it woye destined to attain. In a fratricidal wer, howeier, w whig c Great Britain has no belligerent coenera. tie try is now imeile. Peace, the greatesanbetalofcm rehe'ud- turbed between thesae ...

... of war-I am, &C., ALE-XANDE1R HERIZ&N, Ediitor of the Xolokol. Orsett-house, Westhourneutertace, April 4. JNWe (YVertbjeru 1 Whig) learn by a telegram from L.ondonlderrv that the submarine cable connecting Green- eastlc with thle .,hole telegraphic systerm ...

... BAA ~~D lsow eelr pi 0 at the Faculty - H~II 'CRAIR, Rllatra, jine, Aril22, at the Star idPILLAR, LETITER-Boxns.-The Northern Whig 19 says:- A professional gentleman, a solicitor in town, has la handed to us a letter which he wrote to a client, on legal ...

... had effc fon the trade of th districtgendetaely. tbeadalo of th town caacter cont tW e at thsconm chaddonge, the standsatos whig chw uere modratly t furtnise with thetvariousodescicptions oftps. Besotakined bst ofhea eaperiencg a5 qito dean, and wereitakn ...

... valuable edtba to the products of thie armer. IUplad nn grsssae likelyto balkmuchl above theaverage, uand Ib meadows look ?? W~hig wI TnE HAY Havmsr.-The hay harvest in nowr 114 becomndg genrl hliroiuout the OoUnt, an on theo Ag wrhae we believe the ?? excellet ...

... vehementlyiscouted, and that the Radical agitator, as he was termed, received no small belabouring from both aides of the house, Whig and Tory, and also from what was then considered the en- lightened portion of the pres. Poor Mr. VinuERs, indeed, met with ...

... -ArmV and Navy Gazette. The two following advertisements, announcing the sale of negroes by auction, are cot from the Richmond Whig .- Auction ?? day. Sale of negroes, crop, stock, and plantation utensils. At public auction, will be sold Monday, November ...

... otton and yarn neensitate pric on the part c manufacturer which it I daost hopeless to seek At Antd many of them an seriousy Whig cf a mo ndusioon At present theysremet I thmaket TM resale lote at Various, but ?? y low, prices. which Wt O impole to ompote ...

... Liverpool, and Whitehaven. All the cattle shipped were pronounced by Mr. M'Dermott, VS., portal inspector,to be in excellent ?? Whig. Two LIVErPOOL SHIPS IN A HU RICANE.-YeS- terdav the ship Trenton which left the Clyde upwards of a month since, put back to ...