... crisis. The Whigs, says T7e Conrier, are perhaps, as a body, the least dextrous in their inaneunvres of any particular party in the kingdom. It practice gives judgiment and perfection in an art, it is not to be wondered at, if the Whigs should appear ...

... for two persons posscsses the moveable axles, which are now very aenerally adopted throughout the Continent. e 'I he York Whig-Club met on Thursday last, and adopted an Address to Earl Fitzwilliam, highly approvingtdhis conduct. Lord Ebrington is appointed ...

... the County, to which he I was induced in opposition to the head of the House of Tre- degar, who was also at the head of the Whig or popular interest in the County of Monmouth, involved his fortune, obliged him to part with the paradise he had created, ...

... -Adjourned to Monday. We copiled in our last publication, a paraitraph to the effect that all lhe Crenville parts had left the Whigs, except Lord 'ignt. We are assured, from highly respectable austliority', that the statement was incorrect; as, ulpon reference ...

... strongly the anther's ignorance of thc state of politis'al pairties, thani his persevering determi- nation to amalgamate thie Whigs end the theoretical specn- lators in an ultra-perfectible system. into one mass, and this in the teeth of his nbservatio, thlat ...

... -7Thr('t. It P~st~A i~r~YT trot. Thc following Resolutions, it is said,. nre iioss utiider ?? by the NMembers of thle York Whig-Club c Tha t the durationl'of I'arliarneint,,qu thoilsed by lawe%, oqght not e electors is so feiw ansto lay thegm open to ...

... People in a cause -which they would identity with their own, and the uinion that would result beta ecu every class of the Whigs 'and the People, (for trivial shades of distinction must be forgotten in a contest with a eommon enemy,) may well inspire a ...

... ELECTION-INTELLIGENCE. SUCCESS OF THTE WHIG-INTEREST. Lord Ossulton is, we are assured, quite secure of a seat for Berwick, at the ensuing election, and Sir Alexander Ramsay, fbr Kincardineslhire. Mr. Fergusson has every prospect of being returned for ...

... .of the present ; with this difference, that the Tories, or Blues, ire playing the same game as that whicilh divided the Whigs on the former occasion. We cannot pass over in silence the generous sacrifice which Colonel aillii has made of his personal ...

... brought back to its established limits, or licispla cati have no sautlicietut security ?? the untroductiots tubitrarv Laws. Thle Whig-principles of 1688arb ticy goal said ?? noiijither, min' Isltup stat sliot. 'IThe Liberty of the us, aod the Taial by Jury ...

... stitutional Liberty, is too palpable to be affected by the mere assertion of any individual. The moderation, too, with which the Whigs have used their triumulb, scarcely paralleled within the recollection' of the oldest citizens, is deserving the highest co ...

... n, are to be ascribed to the Whips! To the Whigs? Yes! Did not the Whigs oppose the war? Did not the Whigs declaim-| against the expense which was incurred in the cause of legitimate Kings? Did not the Whigs inveigh against the necessary tases that Ministers ...