... -iced. Betty, Dykes, London, hemp. Sylph, Nixlon London, malt. Chfrlne, Grieves; Catharie andl Isabel~s, Dn:snmo'nd, Lyasn' Whig, Pasl, Weils, barley. Lioth Padiet, Bigelon, Whitbv, sail cloth.-. - ' lGCRES-'I ssesday, Il-ink st&ck i9P,-Jpercent. lteducr ...

... Baltie is appointed tosailfrcmthcHUDo. her to-morrow; and a convoy for } onninsm ir pettiouej tor, to sail the *9th imt. The Whig Paaul, from Londria to Newcastle, is taker hy Decide Fsenchsprivateer, and carried into Heeivoet. ?? grand r4apnleon privateer ...

... ditres.-ll. Taxation is the cause ofour distrcss.-IVArTHuMrAN. Boroughlmongering is the cau.se of our distress.-BvrnirTT Want of whig ministers is the cause of our ?? 'he currency is tbe~cause oF our disLeess.-BARIaNO. I-rniking tea is the ?? of our distress ...

... of tbe cpr('Iessictui) gsutlern.i! played, and othclrs, as enables us it state thiat thle account sa . ?? cw-rett. Blit ?? Whig prtends to a;hi ?? iamrapih, it s evidently the oubiecl ,f is -hilh has --aie-d 1 ftr even if th0- aecout ihad beeohi as ...

... Sentiuel, the idilsir really originated in: the defunct, Edinburgh riewspaper called the Thacon. 111lm James StoertA,a busy whig WV. of the Scattish msetropol'Is, concervin that be. wae liblwjle i thin paper, took tb;i lawr lates hit, own 'hwnd, and ? ...

... nmimerously attended. The Honoutrable the Lord Pyo- -ost lit, thechalr. - The rcsbhitins were, we-belIeve, drawn up by ,iMr James I'Whig, with his Usun 'ability, acut'rand rearch, aid ,require no remark on our part to point out ?? propriety; thelr -justlce, iabd ...

... spent 47 minutes of that time at the bohtom; at a depth of' IS ?? radicals of Carlisle have obtained another victory over tile whigs of that city. On tile 30th hlt. in pursuance of a requi- sition to the Mayor, signed by ai considkrable numbcr of tile latter ...

... Advocate being drunk, his lu'ttshlp retuird thatks il anl eloquent address, in the caots 'of s'hich lierema'ked that ?? honest whigs and( hottest tories have always betet united in a wish for reform; what, I ain persntided, they tiflired about suas tile sefly ...

... the masters matle *coimmon cause ill the matter, and noticed lil their journeyment that their services were no longer re.. ?? Whig. Thle trial of the unionists at Exeter, Daniel Gill and James Stoddart, the delegates from Lonrion, and the other persons, ...

... the ha- bits ol' intimacy. My tvinarks Immedintely ana ?? related and referred to all the transactiolns anti conduct of the whig govetiltilent of the day. I ?? on the point of sailing for England, but shall remain at Moulut-Ste)Wart until I hear from yoig ...

... he was 25 years of age, atsd has since that period been more or less a public character, attached unchangingly throughout to whig principles. By his demise his eldest son, Lord Althorp, succeeds to the earldom, and a seat in the upper Houseof Parliament ...

... a character, re- comrnending that, in the event of a general election, the Dis- senters should, by their oite, support the whig, in opposition to the tory members. Several parochial meetings have been con- vened In London, on the subject of the dissolution ...