... publishes, in the coebirseh y eit fung an apppalto the German public for about half a milcn r4s: for a 4ew Etnin Pasha expedition. Whig ?? Pasba conld, he saye, equip -isel return through the German sphere of inteiest toflode aqd lnyoro, where his appearance ...

... ld 4alibnoa, W6 live cod, 30 o9aprsee redl mollet,% e ach; s oles. 11t aS oi 34&peiid Usb~ i6sato 2lls; haddocks, 6e t4o7.; whig, 8;sz li !; to ills; dead cod, il~s 86; dead skte, 9s per Wbl r' Is td *kippes, 3s per bns, uaokelbdd ra, 5s' I deo:e shriml~ps ...

... Baron Clyde a, from London Basil DecS-Ared Quito a. from Hull. the R~io snemro.-Arrived: _Matapedia a. from Iqulqtoe, and whig Is~tOn the 30th for DInkirik. Dec 29, Grace Harwar. eleg, - - Re`*nioptou Dee 28--Sailed:, Tsroba a. G~Il- -idcuiasevd: Dec ...

... 10-7.50 mot NEW ORLEANS. port Cotton, Middling, on spot ?? I 8. I 8% arelI SAVANNAH. don. Spirits of Terpentine ?? 538X 1 I8% whig ' Nominal. VBri Dar BRITISH AND FORnGN BIBLE SOCIETY.-The colt Lord Mayor, presiding on Saturday afternoon at a meet- Lasl ...

... sLPING. WHiG WAXIM AT LTVBHPVOW 3 ?? ?? ?? 9 5355 ?? We~~~matetma?~we Pl ?? a tne? VeUcuss ?? Aaonm LeSW Hain ~e&ad Welcome, ?? Sty of&wYorkstIemwyo& JIM f8t. V askainis _.-..Baltimorde S.AILRIX Ju-z 16. Jio 17. .dIspland? ?? .~b~ m l ? ?? ml ANY. ...

... of the city. However much difference of opinion there may be as to what he has to say oln the political topics of the day, Whig and Tory may a' agree with the Town Council in paying him the highest distinction that it is pos- sible for any municipality ...

... financial ruin. For a generation or more there were] Tories who held this language towards the Reformed Corporations, and even Whig Covern- ments dared not propose to establish Local Boards on the same principle, but modified Household Suffrage by the property ...

... afair demand PtiMeM- H~oese, 104 to is Cd; turbot,-7d-to d brli Qd174 tol b: 13 platce.ias d to SaEd * 12uns, 4soato BiOd * whig~sr b thi to~s ed; halibut,6 Esd-to Se d; dead~dlttc, 4sed-to6 ff o f per ;tone: Iing. 4O~dtoEs04; dead ditto, 2soato S t,£2 ...

... Buyingwsfr l I accounts, but public interest is not yet greatly arsoe,j,, A12/ The reduction of rates for foreign exchange, whig encourages the hope of the renewal of the gold imapor 2QA was the chief stimulus; hut the excessive ease of money and a greater ...

... the Duke himself. This Duke sliowee his admiration for Charles James Fuox in a much more thoough manner for when the great Whig statesman died the Duke sold the wuole of one side of Long Acre, and also his property at Streatbam-which vwould unoi have ...

... the 1 * ithering-place of the Liberal party iUMtup- It was here that the beautiful Dncheas ana made tlss head-quarters the Whig party luring the struggle between Fox and Pitt; and r»- ...

... Septennial Act. It is their most potent weapon in their struggle against the life of an old man. That Act w as passed by the Whigs in 1716 prolong their own lease power, and to strengthen the Hanoverian dynasty against the designs of the Pretender and his ...