... Frenchmen in England complain of the British brandy. Two years ago, when a change of Minis. ry was expected, a certain notorious Whig boasting of his lndepeude.net— a Ponster (who proved also a Piuphel) s aid You're not in depend ins. ...

... by the Leander frigate ; she bore down to that ship, sup- posing her to be the President American frigate, having spoken the Whig privateer, aod being in- formed that the President and Macedonian urates Were at sea, and probably otf the Western Island* ...

... recollected the was. though not painted as fhe ufed io be. Re then marked the Perry's cruizing groped, and faid he had fpoken ihe Whig privateer, who told him he would probably foon fall in wilb Commodore Decatur's fquadron, which rejoiced his heart, as be knew ...

... foon after our own Revolution, r but the provisions and powers cent aiped in were much mora tevcti. Was it not pto- pofied ?? Whigs > 8: queftion relative to the Sioking Fund, Mr^VanAttart replied* it was bis wilhthat fori ihe iue^nj. year the w bole of the ...

... refpeeting fucceffions. The Noble Lord further obferved, that the Whigs ' themfelves, and furely the Gentlemen oppofite would admit that Whig documents contained the pureft prmciplesof policy— Whig* themfelves had acquiefced inarrangements hot very diflimilar ...

... officer, aod part of the fine was remitted. Lord Caftlereagh waa iery happy in bis comments upon tbe anxiety of the modern Whigs to, enforce the moft rigorous ex- ecution of the Excife Laws— Tbe motioo waa negatived by a majority of 92. lhe numbers for ...

... imitators in our days, who purfue the fame courfe, whenever ibe people will liften to them- But, Gentlemen, the felt-ftyled Whigs have a moft convenient, though fomewbat arbitrary, mode of argument. To them every mode of political warfare is lawful, but ...

... last 'Till geui : ...

... been said that the meeting was established for political pur- poses ; nay, it was so said now. He could only say that whether Whig or Tory, be (hey who they would, they would always find a welcome within the walls of Liberty Hall ?? (Applause ) and he wished ...

... she's lovely, she quickly will bless ye, And gi' to your bosom, the Flow'r o' Dumblaiu ! There cherish 'd and safe, 'neath thy whig o' pro- tection, What villainous hand would the treasure pro- fane ? And sweet (favor 'cl laddie !) must be (hy reflection ...

... Westminster, iv con- sequence :ot the. lamented death of Sir S. Romilly* anjY will.be opposed by Mr. Brougham, supported by ,the Whig interest. : ?? THE QUEEN. A rumour was very generally circulated last evening of the Queen's demise. Tbe ex- tremely debilitated ...

... was not their ancient, original, and undoubted privilege ; and what they asked, was not too much to grant. He could tell the Whigs, that Ministers would not pursue eco- nomy till reform was first effected. There was that monster, our unconscionable standing ...