... Reprefentatives to oppofe the pro- pofed diftillation ?? fugar. Yeflerday M~r. Whitbread nrefided at the month- ly meeting of the Whig Club, held at the Crown E and Anchor Tavern. it wes the day for the an- !msal appointment of officeis. The fallhwing No- )lemone ...

... zance,, are all assignedas. theath'Hor' r MAI'MA .) Yesterday' Mr. Whlb'read presided: at o ntthe omuntilyL Meetimig of the Whig Club, ~held at the .d Crowis and Anchor Tavern. it was the day tijr of t the annual appoiglmient of Officers. Thanks were, ...

... Spain.-Spiniisih prisoners also sailed in' the u $cerpion. , ,: The trial of the Editor arnd Publisher of tile C Inrlependent Whig, for a libel o0 Loaaa EELLbNnO- noeGa, came Vn this ?? is rnot expected to close till rilte this evetaill. a TheClyde'frigate ...

... Tire ietremy tanm after ?? bliric i, ]iiiall 4irections, to their formter pni-ition ; arti tlirr bnrilliatrt chaie oftheright whig njrpeared to hrave prioditeci such thrd riot drired toi renew t Ire natack. Tihis areirrar rr il a1ction, in wh ich, all tire ...

... temple. The war between France and Auftria is fcarcelv more important than that which is likelv to break r out between the Whig Club and the Curoen and - Anchorites. Of this, various fymtoms have litely e appeared; hut part of the harangues of hilt MPIon-l ...

... Lady of Sir Francis ifl3 rt well, 1Bsrt' -On l'ridav lastj4inaer otiobywood, IEsq. of hltars lill- Essex~iged4li5. 1 ler4urasa Whig ofwhe(ild Scooil, arfdtirst sat irt Pdairinie;tt ?? iig, ini 1774. Mr. Iloiswood swualh~swilwluiprte'il Mlr. Fox's umeatsureg ...

... to no- minate the Hon. J. Dutton, for the honour of becoming their a Representative; a Gentleman, whose attachment to the Whig s interest, entitled him to their approbation and support. Edsa. Sheppard, EAq. seconded the motion, and declared it r gave ...

... A variety of toasts and sentiments, of the usual hind, were drunk, accompanied hy the usual plaudits. Scarcvly any of the Whig party who supported Lord Grey in his plan of Parliamentary Reform attended this Meeting; Mr. Byng, indeed, was there, but he ...

... dh~grce'of currency yesterday. T1I te i tenior of thtetm Was, that aI juttction betwveen tlhe t I less remoteo part of t1hd Whigs,' and thes preseit S 'adiministrrttion wrould, take place. II Asecizure totk ALplace 'on Thursdayj by ~th. bhIifs~ antit prop'er ...

... to.-Adjorfmied. M aderation; TUF~SDAY, JULy 23.] The Loin,1 CnJANCst5.L11t V n gave jid6guient in sepve apeal ease letrafter WhiG'h u their Lcirdsbips adound Is - te hsoE. OF ?? s. B TUESDAY, 'JULY i 23. At fouroomct ck, the Speaker hiaiug'taten the chair ...

... tiljlrniig blowov ?? ?? thet gale, with a 4titilii'lisi 'It Hlo s 14444. Whi) te, the 11,111tir- of' Ih 145Iidepjll- dumlt Wh'ig, fur in lifi-ott lulj Itfivtl df-ghltis tile. I~tuke of (.10 ttiirl lldti, will- ie Lri'ied '4 thle IJitSLrrtt catlltttsl filr ...

... lA rf 2,,r irrisohiers. On the 27th, we vv r Itlthi. x in fell us 'ons Murat. dvbduclied by Freyboin'g, and ttcks the left whig of the Allies; vvhich .,%vas Seplarated. fronm its centre by tile valley of Plaisen. Tesxdivisionss co psing it werc, it isste ...