... extraordinary fight, encumbered with their garments, which, though light, were a great hindrance to their exertions. —Northern Whig. The following letter was recently addressed the French Consul at Bahia, the President at the head of the Government in that ...

... assembled under its Banner (and I certainly think that that is its primary good);and he added, Men qf all Political principles, Whig, ory, and Radical; the last word however seemed to frighten the reverend orator himself Jor deemed it necessary to say meant ...

... champion and with facility peculiar turns*lf, he bas contrived to please all parlies, while he none. He has flittered the Whigs and followed the Tories—he has eulogized Wat Tyler, and (icorge Ill® Third—he has commended the piety of tip- Methodists, and ...

... without their, teading the-arm of child to,take away violence the life of pareut. How vain, how frail a creature mau ia Northern Whig. Cabinet.—A very valuable aud celebrated cabinet is about to be sold at Hamburg. It consists of articles of pwrcelain ; Bof ...

... o'clock .. preached by the Rev. . convicts iu and aear Hwbart Town ' j* whole uf the ■poo the occasion. ordered cbarch v '•whig are bis Confessions— first, uu. i Keeper the Prison and. the B,rd * r »* h « Connolly, Catholic ' * *'• & ? ATE Y aIex ANDER ...

... the resemblance of the hnraan countenance; they have executed in wood the portrait of his late Majesty Louis XVUI — Northern Whig. The fears Royalty at the progeess of knowledge.—When the Emperor of Austria visited Italy, soon after the cruel reverse Of ...

... Birth.day in Edinburgh —The Scotch papers contain account of tjje couiuicmurntiuu of Mr. Fox's birth-day on Monday, bv the Whigs of that part of the empire. The muster on the occasion seems have been very considerable, aud the persons who composed it highly ...

... vo ihe liberties of the people. Hs principles were those led to the Kevolation. he Geutieman, im to the allege) desire the Whigs bad ter getting into power, suid, they might have done so if they had beew less scrupulous of the termson which they wou'd ...

... worthy of remark. Highness never Permitted the consideratio First, that his Royal him in his dep n of politics toinfinence Whig asto Tu artment as Commander in Chief, but gave alike te deserved. Se. ry, the preferment their service or their talents object ...

... filling up the deficiency occasioned the iilness of the prime minister. The subject was brought forward that nfary veteran of the Whig phalanx, Mr. Tierney, in his opposing the vote of supply for defraying the of the diplomatic body for the ensuing year. Llis ...

... temporary, where there is such a selection of powerfal and varied talents to be made, if without reference to party politics, or to Whig or Tory priu- ciples, and materials it appears Mr. is desirous of fornsing an administration. Rut the King has in him, and ...

... post brings intimation of some fresh offer.and refusal of place, of the acces- sion of some fresh face from the party ranks of Whig and Tory. But on an oceasion like this, it will naturally follow that. political predilections will be eager to form fanciful ...