... by' the ljaftW ?cets,. tie' .the arriral4there of fverai crbfports :ad- Wftd . tndianien, 'tht part of thei74lth ~Rvgnenr, whig 'r s f separated frdu Rear Admirai~Lacres, when he bore up for this -onjin the Co a -en;'off Cape Er t ugal, irn a violent ...

... and St. Vincent, the latter ,f whoem, it was reported, gave in his refigna- Tiun to his Majefly. Yelterday a meeting of the Whig Club was held at the Crown and Anchor; Mr. Fox in the chair. The toalts of the'club beinog drank, the Duke of Norfolk piopofed ...

... Son, of Genoa, has flopped payment. It has failed for a very large fum; it was one of the greatef1 banking-houfes, in Italy. WHIG CLUB. - This Club - held its firft Meeting for the feafon veflerday at the Crown and Anchor. Mr. Byng was in the Chair.- the ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... NoMFOLt, who, after returning thanks, gave Alderman CoatcL, the Independence and MsVhins of the City of London.-Lord HOLLAND and Whigs of the W.oufe of Peers --Lord Chancellor EasKINE, coupled V;ith the old toaft of the Club, T Trial by jury.- 1r. Sai:.1DAN-Mr ...

... Sicily.-The 3oth and 47th regiments have embarked on board the Indianien at Spithlead, for thre Eall Indies. The meeting of the Whig Club yelterday wavs very thinly attended. The announced Chairman was not prefent, nordid one half of ihe Stewards attend. Mr ...

... accufiotued annual proceffion before the Palace, F and presented a very pleafing fcenet. Yefterday there was a meeting of the Whig Cltb at the London Tavern, when Mr. Al- dernman Combe was in the Chair. He was ftmpK- ported by Mr. Secretary Fox, and a. numerotis ...

... confidered -a lear'h neceffary, the Per- :- fforribsY efce- an- iiveiga6nefued, during which clofe infpedqion vias imade into the whigs, ridi-' cules, in~dpsrna M s, &c. of''the ladies.' 'Nothi.~gus/abiad- foane was however difcovered in thofe receptacles,- ior ...

... 's l friends and this candidate has triumphed at the ex- f pence of his Patron hinifelf. Lords Eufton and Petty found the \Whig intereft much weakened by the re- vival of the old cry of i' the Church is in danger ; and yet one of them is placed at the ...

... the ,eight of the coenty were pre.ient.' There was oii Wednesday last a most numcrous d Meeting of the Norwich Independent Whig Club in thatCity. All thepublic menfromunthe srrroinding county were-present. . : i The Ho0noprable Francis Egertoin has purchased ...