... fie ham boi's Leijh Court, late the Property Of the lionaribl TaJulcy As3° , Secretary to* Q*uc ?? _nd AtthA The Independent Whig. Liktwie wa ny omteCiL tion of the late Rev. Sit JAML S SYRoUP ll and late Nra-d .late Stationer ?? , andy fveradrhs Cal blemais's ...

... hich accoinut he Was ?? to an ciploj mweit in the Rleven uC, be Lorn 1!owntnhend. Witto Ctr.ui.-Yellerdav a meeting of the Whig Club wasv held at the ,Crown andl Anchor Tavern. lr. Tox wias in the ch'air. 'line I)ukes of Nori;nik and Bediford, Lord Albemarle ...

... to convey r a diftance, as I orre& and complete ideas of the Britifh metropolis as could be obtained by an a&ual vifit. The Whig Club on Tuefday dined it the london - tavern, Samuel Whitbread, efq. in the chair. As it was the anniverifary of his majefty's ...

... ceomliiflil a toot cmequl re)preftntation of Itht peop!^ ill p:lrlimnerit. I ...

... (modpiate diftafce ofA ' jj ufe 3l ~ as to be Made, 6o, J, p licatio n , f r p ti la , F (oulkS, til. TiurnL'tl;and for vie Whig ie fa gtie 2 on the nrlnifes. ' lt ~ l o r h h e at t' o f G r n t en u Sa d le 's , 2ou ch . OUlCart Collar aad *1tarhzefs ...

... -B -N tede~fot,-l~f~.tha~1.drne hih dred -fackst'.wi1I,,. be c~eie~ atInotga4 ?? -hid to any,tenieer iie I ef's the perfon whig mkes th ~dro okj 'oilot * his bi±halt, attends t aifwrwet~e & ' TEGNTMOUTH, D-V6N.-- .rpq,, ,beSO LD by, au d onl iby W. Bic ...

... with a Life ot Lorrd Somers ; to he completed in twelve volumres. 4MIBOYNA TOOTH- POWDER and A . 1. T 10ON. The-druI hrem whig h the Anibovioa Po rkder is Prepared, ,s the pi-orduce of Aia. I he natives, as well ac foreigners, efleem the drug for its ...

... iluentiolle of his Majestyis Ali- * listers ttj ro r; biZt. ?? fst proio)ging, its Mr. Wfiite,. proprietor of the Innependanft Whig-, was tried yesterday in the Court of King's Bench, for ailotler libel, published in a Journal of that ?? para- graph courplitined ...

... hours, and won the stake of, 400 guilteas,.. COURT or KING'S DENCE-i,-Yesterday Mr. H. White, proprietor of the Indepdndent Whig, was brought up-to receive the judgement of the Court, for a lilpei on the Duke of Cuitberland.i Thle sentence was, that- he ...

... city before :iigit-fall, wvhenl the order for rctreat was given. 'Ihe elnemy ;etUivt ott \iith a coirps f 3UtU0 ; umtn on one whig of tbe Ales. Tlhe lo-tX coth le AilleW in thle ait- tack; is estimatedl at less than 40ao0. 1l ile A.\^itrianss elhtf- ly suffered ...

... to change his character, in order to prove his attachment to the august dinaisty which i. Providence has restored to us. 0 whig iio ?? o0 to Nap)leon, who ernelly persecuted him, he, does not even aspire to be known to those who dispenic the Ld fa-vours ...

... at the Stud-house, or in 31ancbester-square. After about twenty more speeches from tbe same gentleman, he cballenged every Whig or individual connected with the press, who had heard him, to come forward, and answer him, if he could. 1i they did not, let ...