... Langslaoa, Esq. of Sarsden, High Sheriff of the county of Oxford. Cosunt 13reunner, Hereditary Grand Chamberlain Wef the Duchy of Lower Austria, and Chamberlain of itiis Majesty the Emperor of Austria, &c. &c. . The Itight Hon. Edward Stanley, Lord Stanley ...

... Jewry, bcy the Rev. M~r. Burgh, Mr. Johnl Nettlefold~of Hart- street, Bloomabury.to Martha,yuougest daughter of Mir. Joseph Chamberlain, of Milk-street, Cheapside. Yesterday, at Torteridge, Herts, by the Rev. J. H. Hogartla, LLJ3. Vicar of Ilarlisigmon ...

... BidropWelarmotiu, u t Aolnk Wetartouth, and thieir vicinity. CmtLToRq-ttOiEt, OcToBrn t i9. t This day the Cootr de Byland, Chamberlain of hia i t]d-smY the KingoOf the Netherlands, had a private F nauience of the IPrince Regent, to deliver a letter, I notifyittg ...

... From the LONDON GAZETTE of Nov. 13. LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, Nov. 10. Orders for the Court's going into Mourning, on Sunday next the 14th instant, for her late Serene Highness the Duchess Dowager of Brunswick, sister to his Majesty the King of the ...

... procession, the Prince Ile- gent took bis seat on lhisiThrone, sorrdiinded by several Vot' his CabinetV Ministers, the Lord Chamberlain and the othvr great Oficgers of Stateniad of the Hlousehold.' The Members ofthe llniversitv were conducted through tme grand ...

... formain . Seditious Pleys.mIt is reported i the theatrical cir t cles, that orders have been recently isoed by the Lorwd s Chamberlain, hibid i ng the nerformanee C e of iBrtus, Tand enice amstvd o B Cotes and e, A bnew bncruatteyis eretng ine Cheste Castle3yard ...

... play the Courtier as'well as he does now to play the Sovereign. They will not fail to admire his joy at the Coronation of Joseph Bona- parte, on account of the happiness of the Spanish na. tion, which was the object of all his desires ; and they may ...

... so. small a space of time*- ''lThe Lord 6reat Chamberlain of lng'iand claimed at tile snid coronation to Carry the Kling his sbirt rimd clothes the motting of the coronation, .nd with1 thle lord Chamberlain to dress the Kilig. To have 40 yards of crimsolI ...

... Patrick Coigrave, John M'I-Donnell, John -Burton, Joseph, Salith, Wn. Hartnett, Wik'on Wfills, Bobert Smith, Thomas Purdon, Charles Mars. William Milling, Timothy sletcalf, Henry W. Gregg, Tho- mas Chamberlain, Matliew Law, ChLaries Smyth, and John II Thomas ...

... l sitd ,ba , ?? head- of th6eorpse, and the topportesson ier sidef The princes ?? iesr the chie niourner. -. The lord chamberlain of hi s his s epusthltl wll take his ace at te- lsti of.thic'orps' andfi the p portets ;the-pall and 'aF thec6assbpy eyll ...

... and Fifes of the loot Guards Poor Knights ot Winds&, Pages of iii, late Majesty, Mr. Clarke, Mr. 1Dzker, .Mr. Heaiey, Mr. Joseph Bott, Mr. Johsv Bott. Apotthecaries to his Surgeons to luis \lje~ty, tMajesty, ,i r. lIic'ard Walker, Thomas .eate, Esq. - ...

... iesdaJ next. The others were respited during pleasure. The cases of William Paley, convicted of uttering forgced uotes, and vf Joseph Bluett, who was convicted at the last Admirailty Sessionls, were not reported. Court .fourning.-The second chlanbe of mourn- ...