... Arts of Panning ant EngravitiK, inciodinz the Rise and Progress of those Arts Great Rrimin, The second .and Third NuMbers, Whig irtgreat . • ness, will be ready early in the. year Ai, and, not los in:in tlitee, Or mitre than tire, Ntimbers will Published ...

... omitted a few points; I trust,- however, that I have sufficiently illustrated the diplornaey of Holland House, and the nature of Whig Conciliation. I trust, Sir, that I have -said enough to induce the late Administration, if they still adhere to their arrogated ...

... hiintikerehief in his pocket. The two Priionces, With a p.r0u Tharnas' were obhered by more than one of, the 'Wit' star:Whig near Catesby soon after paid and the ming' woman tiltaded to swats -that she saw Monre - take out of the Prosecutor's poekdt ...

... hands the Indians would instantly fall o a a lid destroy dietn.--.-UPash. Fed.) RXTEACT OF A LETTER TO THE E•DrToR OF ,THE ' WHIG, DATED WASHiNGTON, DEC. 1807. This morning an' advertisement was found I;nst ed up in diftlTent parts of the city—proclai ...

... Wm. Cone, Esq. Lewis Esq. Thomas, E,141. (Win. Hoskins, heucher, I,sq. Rev. itcv. hr Dr, irry The Rev., Thomas 'Thomas, Esq. Whig. Ensign Geo.- Coselislo be Lieutenant. D.itett rail. 2s, lobo Want he ditto. . Dated dsobove., Stoughton Denny, Cent. to' he ...

... •outto his snpnorters, that an indiscretion.of one of les Committee he. departed trans the line•ol, professed -by him, ;Ind the Whig party i He believed there was no nein et whoin his Client had a higher opinion than he had of the Plain- ‘ tiff, at a_ptivate ...

... King of SWEDEN had resorted to justifiable feeling of resentment, be would have been treated as a spy and a Conspirator. Tits WHIG Cum.—This society met, for the third time in the seasen, yesterday, at the Free .Masons' Tavern. The Duke of BEDFORD took the ...

... have for the eleCtitre franchise and the rights of the people. Indeed,' my Lord, if you and 1' Were not notorious for staunch Whig principles, 'Cousidernig our various :and great professions in that way; we . should certainly occupy - a very 'contemptible ...

... froth the Foundation ut kome to the 769. 1i)• E. A N. N Printed T. W. Strand. whom 'nay Li natl. by. the. A Dinarbas ; a Tsie Whig a Continwiion of Dr. lohnson's Ras~cl s, Prince 'ot A byb4inia, ,fiehtion, in EDUCIONS MR. WOlt.h.S. This Day were poblis44 ...

... thanked the CoMpany for the honour they had done him, and avowed his delerminatibn to inaintain the immutable prihciples of the Whig Creed. The Dukeof BEDFORD, ; in return 'also for the same honour, professed the same sentiments. Mr. WiitTOREAD then gave ...

... sent into Barba- - does. The itabert, of . Liverpool, it to taken and sent into Martinique. ' The:Papei called tha INDEPENDENT WHIG, Sind it under the talons of the YtiOth tx, got sort of scralching which it via boure unused Mr. cornes tnrward in.a manly ...

... thethy how Apposed ready to matte SPORTING ISTELLIQBNLe. the attempt Of reconnoitring our Obsition oh the Lett Whig, have ordered alt the detablunehts under the orders of GeneralVEoEsAck to join us, in order that we may be able to maintain out-petition ...