... Ci.l44'ver, in•notnitiation, for the hon9nr of bea(; their Elep;efentatit7e, thestion.,Mr . . declated-ntiachamit to',th.6 Whig jutilv en;itted him to their approbation iit 'Tort. eppard, Efq. feconded the motion. In nt his he laid the manly and liGnouliand ...

... independent, provided the* United states will (they cannot) give theni proteEliort. • PHILADELPHIA, A ud. 7.—The Baltimore Whig, fpeaking of the arrival of I'lr. Erving, with important , difpatches from Mr. Pinkney for Government, fays,. Intelligerce ...

... as they. xeiate to the welfare, AN:it:Tony, :a,td Piofperity . of the Britith People l'heprinciples otthe writer muff be the Whig P - tineiples of the old The name and .z adritels of the party w iii be required, and no an n 3'nlocortefporitlent will be ...

... are confident We - shall succeed, if we . are united; -and, there-. fore, hitve endeavoured to create a disitnion iwthe Old Whig Interest of this -County, by representing their Tory Candidate as a Whip They have hitherto ceeded in very 'Fe-4, .instarices; ...

... of yeflerday's date : Arrived this day thelary, Capt. Fox, from Litleon : letters are received by her, dated.Litban, tette, (Whig, that on the night of the 14th, the French broke tip their camp and began to retreat in the diredion, as was fuppofed, of ...

... saw the. Duke - Of Cumberland and Mr. Pitt (afterwards the Eaal • of Chatham), removed from his Majesty's 'Councils. The Whigs, as they were termed, shared the same fate, - were upbraided for entertaining principles of Republi• canism, after having expended ...

... two political objects lie had most hi vie*, was a Bcform in Parliament,. a - tid the prtvention of that comp 'Om's e between Whigs and Tories in the repreentatiou of the County which disgraced it.so Many years i that the completion Of these ojects was' Much ...

... the lower side boxes.—At one of the early performances of (0,, when the Whigs and 'the Tories were alike vehement in their approbation of the sentiments expre:o3ed in the piece, a Whig Lord beckoned at the conclu3io: of the performance to BOOTH, the Actor ...

... which Ministers intend to expaite the passing of the itegency Bill, which the national embarrassments so pressingly demand. The Whig* of Scotland have signified -their intention of paying an honourable tribute to the memory of the late - Mr. FoN, by . 0. general ...

... inscription in very prominent characters . Whigs shaved_ for a penny, .ind for three halfpence . The singularity of the difference surprised a friend, and he was induced to inquire reason for nraking it. Whigs' faces, replied the barber, •‘; retain their ...

... LOItU C.LENBOROUti - ii. - N The Indeliencitnt Whig of.Sunchty next, March 3, Will he published a LETTER, addressed to the Right Hon. Lord ELLEN BOROUGH, Chief Jtistica of the Court of King's . Bench; in which a-proper appeal, to the cOnscience of his ...

... others. - • ' . . . Sir the hip undcr hi c'ina-id, arri - 4il at poicthouth.- ' the - ElectiOn . for Ayrs'hire is over ntiTc Whig cam- Lai i ii te .i s t r iumphant giins all the interest or Government edit of Lord MELVILLE.The' ntithhers tor Sir P. HAMILToN ...