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... PORTSMOUT'H. SATURDAYI JUNE L4 I s . ~SATURDA-Y, JUNE j6; . On Wiednefdaiy, at about nxoon, his Royal High- nefs the Duke 6: -CAubridge arrived at General .1 -, .. I , I:. ;! . - .s , , , M , . , . I Whitelockk's. . -The Royal Aandard was difplayed ...
... NEW ROOMS, HANOVER-SUUARE. THE PATRONAGE liis Royal Highness the DUKE of CAMBRIDGE, And the right* honourabee The DIRECTORS of the ANCIENT CONCERT. A/J'.JUS. VAUGHAN most respectfully acly qnaints the Nubility, Gentry, anil her Friends in gcncralj that ...
... NEW ROOMS. HANOVER•S~UARE. Under the Patronage of His Royal Hightsefs the Duke of CAMBRIDGE. and the NoWe 'DIRECTORS of the ANCIENT CONCERT. MRS. VAUGHAN moil relpeaftilly acgnaints • the Nobility. Gentry, and her Friends in general. ehr,e UWE! F CONCERT ...
... Yesterday morning HER MAJESTY, the PRINCESSES SOPHIA and AMELIA, and the DUKE of CAMBRIDGE, took . an airing to Frogmore, and returned to the Lodge about half past one o'clock. Yesterday the K NG reviewed the It th Regiment of Dragoons on Ashford Common ...
... SUSSEX. SATURDAY, MARCH i6.- I A grand review by his Royal Highners the Duke of Cambridge, of the German Legion, took place 64 1- W -L e P - - > t tF, tt. -1- - - US }A- . .- I laft week at, Horihrmri. The whole regimenC *as irn entire new uniform. An ...
... The Duke of Cambridge, it is expected, will leave this country shortly. It is understood his Royal Highness is going to Hanover, It is stated that, The number of Russian troops on tßarch already for Germany and 'ltaly amount to 280,000, and two armies ...
... - coußr. Yesterday Morning between tight and nineet'clock, his MAJESTY and the Duke of CAMBRIDGE left indsor for London, and• on their way stopped at Kew a considerable time, and arrived at St..Tames's Palace about half past twelve. At one o'clock the ...
... Highnefs the Duke Of CA BRIDGE, who is a great admirer of glee rnufic, as ufual, in the affable manner, joined in the glees were fung, and took a part in a very difficult duet. Yefterday his Royal Highnefs the . Duke of CUMBERLAND entertained the Duke of CAMBRIDGE ...
... On Saturday halt his Royal Highnels the - Duke of CAMBRIDGE infpeeted the r3d regiment of Light Dragoons, at Rornford, attended by Gen. Sec. and was pleafed to exprefs himfelf highly fatisfied with the appearance of the regiment. His Royal Highnefs afterwards ...
... /..ONDOV. Yecterday his Majesty, zhe Duke of Cambridge, and the Prirwesses, rook an airing on hozsehack in Windsor Park. • The Hon. General Fox arrived in town, on Saturday, from the Mediterranean. Government received advice, on Friday, of a French squadron ...
... OBSERVATIONS. February 2. Candlemas 24. Duke of Cambridge born 27. Hare hunting ends ...