... Gilbee, Bachelor of Divinity, pf Univerfity College, was admitted Doctor Divinity. And Mr. John Banvis, Bachelor ot Arts, of Queen's College, was admitted Matter of Arts. Wednesday lalt being the day appointed for a General Fait, the fame was moft ftriftly ...

... MONDAY, Aprils, From the LONDON GAZETTE, April 4. AT the Const tbe Queen’s Palace, tbe Ist of Ai.ril, 1807, ' PKISKWT. The King’s Mo»t Esc>-ilriif Majesty Coonril, His Majesty, CoonH, was ibis day graelously leased to didivrr the Great Seal the Right ...

... FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. Monday, April 6. At the Court at the Queen's I'alace, 21st of Avril. ISO 7 B S T, ' The KING'S Most Excellent Majesty in Council Majesty, in Council, was this'day graciously pleased to deliver the Great Seal to the Bight Hon. ...

... diflerence had taker place respecting the bargain the cargo of captuied spices, which account was said, that the Dutch Indiaman, Victoria, and her car to, would sent England by the caplora. We hear that each the gallant Commanders, who captuied the Dutch squadron ...

... 1i, uoole; and a Potrtuguese schooner, detaided lst' the Alarm privateer--I amlm &c. ' r r s. sThniL. At the Court at the Queen's Palace5 the o!ithsbf Novean- hIwr, present5 the Kiagls must *Exeellent M'arijeisty ii CounCil.. . . ' Wliears it has been ...

... London. Friday, March 18. Wednesday his Majesty held a grand Court at the Queen's Palace. At two o'clock his Majesty held Chapter of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath.—After the Cha liter was opened, with the usual ceremony, Viscount Strangtbrd was ...

... contain other intelligence more deserving of credit. Among these arc copies of two Proclamations of King Ferdinand VII. dated Victoria (on the road to Bayonne) the 18fh and of April, ami a copy of the derision of the Court of Castile, on the trial of the Duke ...

... London. Friday, Sept. Wednesday, twelve o'clock, his Majesty ar;•»* ...

... ) Chronicle* in hit own band, and in the most flattering style, to our Queen, answer to the letter carried the Emperor of Russia from her Majesty from Koningsberg to Erfurth, promises, in .the most solemn manner, the speediest accomplishment of all her ...

... about Oxford were contrived bv Richard RatLngson, bachelor arts, of Queen’s college, who also had drawn a mathematical scheme plot of the garrison. . 1613.—0n the 29th of June, the queen arrived in Oxford. At Christ Church she was received the vie -chancellor ...

... ventt-d. friins being present,' by indisposition. About eleven o'clockc, the Princess, Cliarluite of Wales awl!- ved, at the Queen's Palace, to pay lier respects. In- thle course of the morning, the Bishops of Chester aiid~# Salisbury, and a numher lot ...

... are driven on the beach, where they remain without injury, and will be got off the next spring tides. The Portuguese ship Victoria, and the Spanish ship Amelia, from Alicante to London, with wool, struck in fathoms water. The former received no injury ...