... Nor- . wich and NorfQik Advertifer.-Although conduiced on the principles, and patropifcd by many Itullch advocates of the Whig intereft, yet the fuccefs thereof g9raud not be atG fured; the eftablitfliahint of a provincial netvfpaper being e a far more ...

... reducing him to his true level, and chewing him, when standing alone, how poor and insignificant be is ! I am, Sir, &c. &c. A WHIG OF THE OLD SCHOOL. Yesterday a Court of Direaors was held at the East India House, when a number of tenders of ships were opened ...

... very particular description, it would not be an improbable conjedlure that the precaution was adopted on some such suspicion. WHIG CLOB.-Yesterdaythe Duke ofNoRFOLIi was Chairman.ofthis Club, who held their Meeting at the London Tavern, when his (orace ...

... instruments to an- MI!L( e canvass, startled several days later than the old i~t ild icT, and yet such is still the irrfloei'ce of Whig prin'- ar- ciples in Herts, tic had aco votes more than Mr. BA IK- 'F, ner could boast, until he had 'the support of lsis sne ...

... igltOlorance.-- * ?? tis le ixetnoirs of Sir Wiln. JoiRts 'it ,i~ld l to [inn that great 1i01, 11o ill ) ,ltiiS ?? ;L slecillded Whig, fpeakingy fi ' iiial cllical of the Coliflitutioll of his Coutn- - nikdvelt by) thle ilnterelienh el~ainours of t teiileiI ...

... imposes one Qnstitution, Tnay impose apo- thcr, It-is n-t' the happinesi of:Holland; .ut its entire 'dpepdaptpe, and subiisiQsi.whig. .tic French can have iin view, Till Roland is. .re~cued by th} interference and prote5led by~tle gupantee ofpowers able tao ...

... several of the most re- speatable persons~in Elw. 'r. Sherida, Mr. Er- .skine, and several' others),ddhen said that all'the old Whigs bad voted on tla nworpnqg. On beng asked if he had obsereed' anyispitte abFut the' 'n4,voters, on the i 5th day,, stdibat. ...

... with gold knee-bands, and a bitle coat. Thisis-after a celebrated painting of King Georg I. .- WfiZG CLup.w.Yeilerday the Whig Cljb held its mronthly meeting-the Dilke of Bedford in the Chair. ?? foon as the health of Mr. Fox'had been drank: he arofe ...

... s gof Middlesex- 'Tf Mr. Fox, and the independent 2edtors of West- rainrrer-of Mr. P- Moore, and the Corm niftee-7and 2he' Whig interest throulghout the United 1iogdom, were drank vwith enthusiasm. ' Mr. W. A. MADDOCKS, 'after a neat and impressive I ...

... in cuilody. Mr. Kinnaird's motion, refpe Fink ' Sit 'Horme Popham, is fixed for the 7th'of next montKs. On Tuefday, at the Whig Club dinner Mr ?? m ade a (peech alluding to the toth naval re- ry port, wIhich- he hoped would be fully anid fairly he difcuffed ...

... causes of the depression of our iunds., This day the j per Cents. are at ;7 f. 70 c. Tlhl fine ship Le Vengpur, Of 120 guns, whig,1-',. ries Admiral Gantheaumes flag, will, in futuc,4'£ce called L'Imperial. The MsNr;,e2 contains an aiticle Lront ±lh I-Tesrue ...

... aid, thire was too'grea a -degs of' eagerness in .priie to prosecuite, on this occ asioss., There lots .been proceedings of Whig Clube, its which an .hon. genitlrrnd opposike (TyrFox) has ban repreented to have Lain5 that tit hasus of commons afforded ...