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... Members of the new cabinet wvere to have ?? sworn in. The Princes of 1'eales and ai t'ie branches of the Royal Family were very early this day at the Queen's House, where they heaykfasced, and continued during the greatest part of t1.e day. HOUSE of COMMNiONS ...
... 7 men. BF1rt-i Ia FtP. 13. Intelligence was this day received re of the death of her Royal Highness Philippina tarlotte, l)uclless D)owager of Bruniswick. Her Royal ighness wvas born on the Isth of March, 17;-6. BA.iitl'Plrs. Jons Higgort, pflBirmnngham ...
... The wounded men were conveyed to the Royal Naval Hospital, to receive that care and attention so congenial to the. feelings of those gentlemen employed in the cure of the sick or wounded seamen and marines of the Royal Navy. Lieutenant A. was the son of ...
... to the Royal Naval Hospital.-Put back in the evening, thc Lord Nel-on. Saturtk MlindW SV.W 66udyt, Ordert camedow this day from Lieut.-Gcfteral Simcoe, Commander in Chief of the western district, to send off the Ligh Goryl- panics of the Sd Royal Surrey ...
... the Queei's Dragoons, Royal Artillery, Wilts, and Dgvon Rcginjents, Dock Cava#)ry aad In- f~ntry, with four light 6 poundcri and two howitzels, assembled in Fore-strecE; au Srouehousc, Pridhatas' -Volunteers; at Stoke, ScobeHl's Royal Artillery; in their ...
... Satfurday last the Queen's Dragoans, the 29th Regt. of Foot, and the several volunteer corps ip this city, assembled lot the Barracks, accompanied by a corps cf the Flying Artillery, and fired a feu de joye in honor of he victory gained by our naval IEchoes off ...
... El troops for foreig n service. - h Yesterday his Royal Highness ?? of York, 1 - attended b y the Secretary at War, Lord- rzlarrington, fi General De Lartcey, and several other Officers of the Stal, laid thefirst stone of the Royal Military Asylum h at ...
... then proceed to Gloucester Lodge, Wcvmouth. The Killng and Queen rode in their travyling chaise and the Princesses in coaches and six. His Royal Highness Princ- Adqlpbus accompanied the Royal Family on horseback. Lord Nelson arrived at Yarmouth yesterday ...
... 8 nines, got -and 2 heavy &arronades, named the Ganio, corn- ront, 'anded by Don Francisco del Torris, manned by 319 e to naval offitors, seatnien, supernumeraries, and marines. The great disparity of force rendering it necessary Cers to adopt some sneasure ...
... appears, that many changes are about to take place in the Danish naval and military departments. The Danish fleet, now estimated at Twenty sail of the line and ten frigates, fit for service, is to be increased to thirty sail of the line and sixteen frigates ...
... the gtb instant died, Lieutenant.Walter Burke, of the royal navy, aged twenty-two years, in the Royal Naval Hospital, Plymrodth, of the wounds he received on the 21st of July last, in the service of his King and, Country-, in gallsntly boarding and captnring ...
... , with laurel i. in their cickadts. in all 5swo men, under command of Major.General England; the Royal Invalids assem- y's bled in the Citadel, the Royal Artillery and Artificers e- were at the Citadel, fast andl West King, ?? Pso Wise, and the line ...