... Padlipa, jun. Grea W arver-atrect, w MM Mg « 2. SOFT), T. Yeung, cabiact-maker BR. Ceovates; telluw cuendler cnabaerchant eB. Whig, New drapor art, Mile, ...

... Prince’s friends; tnoagh ast have not fotlowed hitherto any peculiar direction in politics, bat have usually voted with the whig eppos:tion, ne+been till lately known asaparty. In fact the haughtiness of the Greavillites alone appears to have given them ...

... condurt of the Whig leaders in the case of Spain aitd. Portugal affords a instance of the effect of this narrowed principle. Sir F. Bar- dett would not aid the niards ; but it is for this reason, he thinks the ve a bad cause. The Whigs find no fault with ...

... adopted = century ego 8 y tbe great Malborongh towards the n- of has day, ‘The Whigs foretell disaster to our and Lord Wellington immediauely gains a deciswe vic- tory. The Whigs predict the destruction of our anny, and the next mail brings the inteihgence ...

... awful saad Whigs! half loaf is b«t:er thaa mo bread.” But thoughts ob, lec kless That closed the balf expan And out to undef yal, of power, The Papist. involay ry Yet b'est and bet ve hberal age, When ancieot foes in friend'y trace And Whigs, nomore,* ...

... are waiting te push the measeres ot moderatiun into the extreme of violence and coufusien fo this view the coudect of the Whig Oppasi- tron, ws rt has been called, deserves a high deyree of ecensore, and to them we cannot but atunbute that itsa tactious ...

... WHIGS. TrRoRLow, at least, bad law and senses WinpHAM was brightaad brave ; Fox's high soul aud eloquence, And too early summon'd hence, A sivking State might save. But they are gone! and \n their stead the scene, t, like melted lead, Old Grenville rears ...

... immediate assault of Fort Napoleon. My confidence was fully justified by the event.— The first battalion of the 50th, and one whig of the 71st regiment, regardless of the enemy's artillery and musketiy, eecaladed the work three places, nearly at die same ...

... any persons professing calling tlieurselves Whigs, should irtconsisteot, so untrue to their principles, to give their support to Catholics It abundantly notorious, that the Revolution was the work the Whigs; tbey expelled their lawful Sovereign, and broke ...

... been reader of prints for upwards of half a century. The principles Which he uniformly avowed and supported, were of the old Whig School; used- frequently observe, that our excefteiM con•tit’.nion, in it’priitim purity, was the greatest efforts of human ...

... Marlin. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING’S BENCH, GUJLDHAU. , Friday, March 5, TIIK KINO f. HENRY WHITE, JCX. THE ISDErtIS DEIST WHIG This was an information filed his Majesty's Attorney General against the defendant, for et-oss, scandalous, aud wicked libel ...

... the King to suspend his permission for her Royal Highness's attendance Court. after such permission had been advised even the Whig Administration. Her Royal Highness says, that unless such admission immediately allowed, her only course, —however repugnant ...